Ideal Standard presents its new Sensorflow automatic and touchless faucet series. With their clean and intuitive design, Sensorflow products are suitable for a variety of washroom environments, whether in office buildings, restaurants, educational institutions or other public washrooms.
Installation options are diverse: the non-contact faucet can be mounted on the wall, on the faucet bench of a washbasin, or mounted on a support plate. Thanks to EasyFix technology and the integration of the battery and solenoid valve into the faucet body, installation of the faucet is straightforward and simple. Converting from a traditional single-lever faucet or a faucet with a push-button system to Sensorflow is straightforward.
The faucets are also easy to maintain: access to the faucet body is conveniently possible from above. Cleaning the products is just as quick and uncomplicated as installation and maintenance thanks to the slim, cylindrical design.
The products in the new series are available in both mains-powered and battery-operated versions. The collection additionally includes models where the temperature can be set manually.
Conservation of valuable resources plays a major role in the product design. The system’s integrated safety shut-off stops after 55 seconds at the latest, even if the sensor is tampered with, for example by sticking it shut. This saves water and enables long-term savings compared with traditional faucets.
The product will be available across Europe from February 2021, making it the first in a series of new touchless faucets that Ideal Standard will successively launch.
“At Ideal Standard, the needs of our customers and end users are the linchpin of our product design. We know how important hygiene and efficiency are. With Sensorflow — whether as an extension of traditional faucet models or as a completely new faucet — we are making the installation of touchless faucets even faster and easier. Installation and maintenance are less complicated than ever, and end users can be confident that they are washing their hands even more safely and hygienically.”
— Bert Depiere, Vice President of Fittings