Water Pressure Requirements for Sensor Sanitary Ware

Sensor Kitchen Faucets, Sensor Faucet Taps, Bathroom Home Sensor Faucets, Commercial Sensor Faucets, Sensor Urinals, and Sensor Showers operate within a water pressure range of 0.05–0.8 MPa. Normal usage is ensured within this range (standard municipal water pressure is approximately 0.15–0.2 MPa, depending on local network conditions);

Sensor Toilet Flush Valves, Smart Bidet Seats, and Smart Toilets require a water pressure range of 0.3–0.8 MPa for optimal flushing performance. Water pressures below 0.3 MPa do not affect normal operation or flushing but may reduce flush volume and the instantaneous flow rate of the sensor flush valve.

If pipeline water pressure is very low (below 0.05 MPa), the product can still open and close water normally; however, dripping after shutoff may occur. In this case, simply turning off the faucet handle will resolve the issue.

If pipeline water pressure is excessively high (above 0.9 MPa), it may prevent normal opening and closing of the product. It is recommended to install a Pressure Reducing Valve to avoid risks such as high-pressure leaks or pipe bursts in other household supply lines and equipment, including showers, water heaters, and various faucets.