A mechanical dispenser for liquid soap can be found in every apartment or restrooms of various public institutions (restaurants, offices, hotels, schools, hospitals). They are convenient in that their use is more hygienic than the usual toilet soap in bars. A more modern model of this device is a touch-sensitive dispenser for liquid soap .
How does the touchscreen dispenser work?
As in all sensory devices, the soap dispenser uses the non-contact principle of operation, that is, to get a portion of the detergent, you do not need to press anything, just place your hand under the nozzle that serves soap. In order for the infrared sensor to work, batteries are installed in it. They should be changed after the soap is no longer supplied after putting the hand to the sensor.
As well as mechanical, sensory dispensers for soap are built-in and wall-mounted. Therefore, you can place it where you want.
Advantages of sensory dispensers
This device, despite the fact that it has a higher cost than its mechanical counterpart, is becoming more popular. This is due to the fact that it has a number of significant advantages:
- Completely excluded possible cross-infection, as the need to touch the body of the bottle with soap disappears.
- The sensory clinic has a very stylish design that will help create a modern interior of the house or in the institution.
- Has a notification system about the amount of remaining liquid in the vial.
- Thanks to a stable bottom it can be put on any surface, even very smooth.
When using a sensor dispenser for soap, it is not recommended to fill it more than the recommended volume and use a different density liquid and, especially, with the addition of any solid particles.