Question 1

Water Pressure Requirements for Sensor Sanitary Ware

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What are the water pressure requirements for sensor sanitary ware? The operating water pressure range for kitchen sensor faucets, bathroom home sensor taps, commercial sensor faucets, sensor urinals, and sensor showers is 0.05-0.8 MPa. This range ensures normal operation (standard municipal water supply pressure is approximately 0.15-0.2 MPa, varying by local infrastructure).

Question 2

Troubleshooting Unresponsive Sensor Faucets

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Why is your sensor faucet unresponsive? GIBO's touchless sanitary ware operates using a microcontroller that detects infrared reflection to activate the solenoid valve for water control. If responsiveness is low, try these solutions: Clean the sensor window with a soft cloth to remove dirt. Check if the detection range is too short and adjust it accordingly. Rule out self-sensing issues by referring to the "Touchless

Question 3

Battery Replacement Guidelines for Sensor Sanitary Ware

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To replace the batteries in GIBO sensor sanitary ware, remove the battery box from the housing. Check the polarity markings (+/-) on the battery box and insert the batteries accordingly. Ensure correct polarity; do not mix old and new batteries, different types, or brands. Purchase high-quality alkaline batteries from authorized retailers. A continuously flashing indicator light signals low battery power requiring im

Question 4

Can Manual Buttons Flush When Power Is Lost?

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When power is lost or batteries are depleted, can squat pan flush valves with manual switches still operate? The manual button provides a backup flush function for hygiene and cleaning, commonly integrated into WC and urinal sensors. Since its introduction, it has been widely recognized by users and property management firms. Manual buttons are available in mechanical and electronic versions. Mechanical buttons requi

Question 5

Common Causes of Low Flow or No Water in Sensor Faucets

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Why is the water flow too low or non-existent in your sensor faucet? What causes a continuous trickle due to a valve not closing tightly? Possible reasons for low flow include: 1. The solenoid valve diaphragm or piston is blocked by debris or impurities; clean the PTFE tape, hemp fiber, fine sand, cement chunks, etc., from the solenoid valve. 2. The filter screen inside the manual pressure regulating valve is blocked

Question 6

Troubleshooting Sensor Faucets: No Water Flow or Continuous Running

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Why does your sensor faucet fail to dispense water when needed, or run continuously? What are the water pressure requirements for sensor sanitary ware? The suitable water pressure range for kitchen sensor faucets, bathroom residential sensor taps, commercial sensor faucets, sensor urinals, and sensor showers is 0.05–0.8 MPa. This range ensures normal operation (standard municipal water pressure is typically around 0.

Question 7

Why Do Sensor Sanitary Ware Batteries Need Frequent Replacement?

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If the battery life of DC-powered sensor sanitary ware falls short of the period stated in the product manual, requiring frequent replacements, what is the cause? 1. GIBO sensor sanitary ware typically offers three power supply modes: 220V AC mains power, 4 AA or 4 AAA batteries for DC power (DC6V), or dual AC/DC compatibility. 2. The battery life mentioned in the manual refers to theoretical lifespan tested under st

Question 8

Tools Required for Sensor Sanitary Ware Installation

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Is installing sensor sanitary ware complicated or difficult? Do you need special tools? Sensor sanitary ware mainly includes sensor faucets, sensor urinals, sensor toilets, sensor showers, and automatic flush valves. Concealed products such as concealed sensor urinals, concealed sensor toilets, concealed shower systems, and trough-style automatic flush valves require pre-embedded sensor boxes and must be installed by

Question 9

Why Is My Sensor Faucet Not Dispensing Water?

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GIBO | Troubleshooting: Why is my sensor faucet not working? What water pressure is required? Our kitchen sensor faucets, bathroom sensor taps, commercial sensor faucets, sensor urinals, and sensor showers operate within a water pressure range of 0.05–0.8 MPa. This range ensures normal functionality (standard municipal water pressure is typically around 0.15–0.2 MPa, depending on local infrastructure).

Question 10

Can Your Kitchen Faucet Withstand Pressure?

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Can your kitchen faucet withstand pressure? Some market-available kitchen faucets feature spouts not designed for pressure retention. However, installing the GIBO Xiaoxibao Smart Faucet (Sensor Water-Saving Device) allows the sensor to control the faucet's on/off function, requiring the spout to be pressure-rated. If inlet water pressure exceeds 0.2 MPa, we recommend replacing the unit with a pressure-resistant kitch

Question 11

How to Tell When Sensor Faucet Batteries Are Low

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If your DC-powered sensor faucet requires frequent battery changes or fails to meet the lifespan stated in the manual, how do you know when the power is running out? GIBO sensor faucets feature built-in auto-shutoff protection and low-voltage alerts. During a power outage or if voltage drops below the safety threshold, the sensor automatically forces the valve closed to ensure 100% water shut-off (compliant with CJ/T

Question 12

How to Adjust Water Flow on Sensor Sanitary Ware

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How do you adjust the water flow for sensor urinals, squat toilet sensors, and sensor faucets? For concealed installation products, open the pre-embedded box or control box. The flow regulator and filter valve are located at the front end of the solenoid valve; use a flat-head screwdriver to set the flow adjustment rod to the desired position. For one-piece ceramic integrated products, remove the top ceramic cover an

Question 13

Are Sensor Sanitary Ware Products Prone to Failure?

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Are sensor sanitary ware products prone to failure? Are sensor faucets durable? Do urinal sensors break easily? Compared to standard faucets and manual push-button self-closing flush valves, sensor sanitary ware represents a product upgrade and technological advancement, reflecting the trend of advanced technology replacing outdated methods. These products utilize infrared sensing to control solenoid valve opening an

Question 14

Common Troubleshooting for Sensor Sanitary Ware

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After more than twenty years of promotion in China, sensor sanitary ware is widely used in public places. The benefits are numerous: touchless operation, smart water saving, and hygienic environmental protection. Many users find traditional fixtures prone to bacterial transmission, especially in hospitals, schools, stations, and ports, where sensor solutions are highly welcomed and significantly reduce cleaning workl

Question 15

What Is the Inlet Pipe Size for Squat Pan Sensor Flush Valves?

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What is the inlet pipe size for GIBO squat pan sensor flush valves? What are the specifications for toilet and urinal sensor inlets? GIBO squat pan sensors feature a 1" union connection, compatible with DN25 PPR or galvanized pipes. To ensure adequate flushing volume, we recommend using DN32 main supply piping for installations with fewer than six sensor flush valves per restroom. For installations exceeding six unit

Question 16

How to Adjust Sensor Detection Range?

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How do you adjust the sensor detection range on a Sensor Faucet? Can the detection distance be modified on touchless sanitary ware? Many users report that their faucets require hands to be too close for activation, often mistaking this for poor sensitivity. In reality, it is usually an issue with the preset detection range, which is fully adjustable on GIBO products. Our touchless sanitary ware features remote-contro

Question 17

Can Sensor Faucets Cause Hot and Cold Water Cross Flow?

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Can sensor faucets cause hot and cold water cross flow? Will adding a smart bidet attachment to a kitchen faucet cause cold water backflow or insufficient hot water temperature? The issue of cross flow is determined by the faucet itself, not the sensor or intelligent tapware. If the faucet is equipped with check valves at the hot and cold inlet ports, cross flow will not occur. Many sensor faucets in the domestic mar

Question 18

Do Sensor Faucets Really Save Water?

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Do sensor faucets really save water? How effective are GIBO sensor faucets at conserving water? All GIBO sensor faucets and taps feature Swiss NEOPERL aerators with integrated flow restrictors, delivering a flow rate of 0.07–0.08 L/s. This design achieves over 30% water savings compared to conventional faucets and complies with China’s National Grade 1 Water Efficiency Standard (0.1 L/s). (Refer to faucet water effic

Question 19

Key Considerations for Selecting Sensor Faucets

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Key considerations for selecting sensor faucets: What style should you choose? Sensor faucets are easy to install and suitable for most countertop basins (two-hole basins require an additional mounting plate) and undermount basins. Selection primarily depends on style, power supply, basin compatibility, and hot/cold water configuration: 1. Appearance: Choose a style that complements your overall aesthetic and matches

Question 20

Xiaoxibao Sensor Faucet Overview

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Xiaoxibao Sensor Faucet Overview. We seek to transform daily life by blending design and technology to make bathroom experiences simpler and more convenient. Most homes are equipped with standard kitchen faucets; replacing them directly with smart sensor models can be troublesome and wasteful. Our solution modifies the existing spout, allowing every household to easily upgrade to a smart faucet. This innovative produ

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