IR vs Capacitive Faucet Sensors: Matching the Whole Restroom
Infrared suits most faucet retrofits, but capacitive sensing fits integrated solid-surface counters, making whole-restroom sensor consistency the real design challenge.
Infrared suits most faucet retrofits, but capacitive sensing fits integrated solid-surface counters, making whole-restroom sensor consistency the real design challenge.
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