Integrated Automatic flushing Valve Ceramic Men Wall-hung Sensor Urinal

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Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 150 set

Supply Capability:: 2000 set/month

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Specifications

Ceramic wall-hugn Sensor Urinal
Sensor flushing valve system integrated
Lockable cover
Self-flushing water saving
Men style

Automatic flushing valves for urinals use an infrared sensor to detect urinal usage and flush automatically after each use. There is no need for the user to touch any surface what prevents vandalism and improves hygiene. The flush valve will be activated on demand eliminating the odors caused by unflushed urinals. When urinals and toilets are promptly flushed, a germ free, odor free, and automated environment is created.

Advantages:
1) Conserves water
2) No unpleasant odors
3) Hygienic, no-touch activation
4) Easy installation
5) Built-in filter
6) ADA complaint
7) Vandal resistant
8) Waterproof components

Features:

1) Power: DC 6V

2) Power consumption when not in use: 0.50mW (DC)

3) Ambient temperature: 0.1 - 45^oC

4) Suitable water pressure: 0.05 - 0.6MPa

5) Detection zone: factory set 70cm (based on standard inductive board)

6) Diameter of inlet pipe: DN15 (G1/2")

7) Diameter of outlet pipe: DN15 (G1/2")

8) Dimensions: 20 x 70mm

9) Protection degree: IP56

10) Samples: send after receiving your samples fee and shipping charges

Packing: one set in retailer white box with complete components (Filter, Solenoid Valve,

Flex hose, and other installation parts)

Q: Ive poured pounds of food particles down my kitchen sink, and I dont even have a in-sink grinder, and the sink never clogs. But one well-timed dump can clog the toilet like that. Why is that?: My hypothosis is all the hair that goes down the bathroom drains causes the toilet to back up. Hair doesn't rot like food does and isn't as biodegradable. One time the maintenance man came to my apartment that I had lived in for four years because my shower/bath was draining so slow. When I came home he had pulled enough hair out of the drain it was the size of a rabbit...lmao!!!! I was so embarrassed.

Q: Home bathroom basin cracked a crack, is the quality problem? How to fix?: If there is a pipe is also smelly to check the sink and the underground sewage pipe connection there is no seal, my home is inserted without sealing, so there is odor in the interface ran out. Seal it with an electrical tape.

Q: What is the basin water dispenser? When you buy the basin, it is important to note that this thing is important. Seek answers: Basin basin water is not just the console basin drainage, water storage device, it connects the sewer. The quality of this thing on the market uneven, there are good and bad, I heard that the recent line is very red back to the grams of Taiwan Basin water tanker is good, the design is reasonable, but also sterilization

Q: Hand wash the box from the basin height: 20-25 cm is the best height.

Q: My bathroom sink has a really, REALLY slow drain. Im not sure of what the parts are called so bare with me. I was able to take the bottom pipe, at that makes the u, at the bottom of the sink drain out and there was nothing there. I looked up, through the sink drain and that was clear. I then took a snake and put it into the wall and snaked the pipe as far as I could. I did get &quot;gunk&quot; and I thought that I cleared whatever was blocking the pipe creating the slow drain, but apparently I didnt. Right now Im just waiting for the sink to drain again to take that U off so I can snake the wall again. Thats all I can think of doing. Is there anything else for me to do, or is just keep snaking it my only option?: I forgot to say. I tried using a sink plunger first. Obviously that didn't work, but it did bring black, smelly water into the sink. I plunged the heck out of it and that did nothing. I then took the U pipe out and snaked it. I was able to do it from the pipe that faces the ground and goes into the wall. I was able to get most of the snake all the way into the pipe. I did get some hair when I pulled the snake out of the pipe. I put the pipe back together, but still only get slow drain. I again took out the U pipe, and snaked it. Put it all together again and the same result. Slow drain. I have no improvement. Is it time to hire a pro or am I possible using the wrong kind of snake? I looked online and found a bunch, but does it really matter?

Q: When ever i wash my hands in our bathroom, the water smells like rotten eggs. I thought the pipes are rusted out or something (old house built 1970) What should i do to make this awful smell go away? Its not clogged or anything, just the water coming out smells horrible...Im trying to stay away from having to re-pipe our bathroom sink because were renting home...thank you!: Pour some bleach down the drain and let sit for like, 30 minutes. That's what I do!

Q: Weak weak asked, the leader and the basin is to buy a little, or affordable?: Spent so many years, and has been used, I feel very convenient.

Q: What is the pipe under the basin? Where can I buy?: Stainless steel bellows plastic is the PVC basin under the water pipe

Q: Is it inside the bathroom?: Just as long as convenient. But the bathroom door to the bedroom or into the door.

Q: What is the best way to clear a clog bathroom sink drain?: Most bathroom sinks clog with hair, however kids have a unique way of losing items down the sink. If you have a waste pop-up stop than mostly likely you have a build of hair. To remove the pop-up you have to unscrew the rod keeper just above the trap under the sink and slide the pop-up rod back far enough to be able to pull the stop out. At this point you will find the hair ball most likely hanging from the bottom of the stop. If this doesn't appear to be the problem, place a bowl beneath the waste trap('u' or 's' shaped pipe under sink) and unscrew the connections to visually inspect the trap for small items that may have lodged in the trap. Most likely if your sink fills quickly and drains slowly or doesn't drain at all, than the clog will most likely be in the pipes just under the sink. Goodluck!

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