Tools Required for Sensor Sanitary Ware Installation

Is installing sensor sanitary ware complicated, difficult, or does it require special tools?
Sensor sanitary ware mainly includes sensor faucets, sensor urinals, sensor toilets, sensor showers, and sensor water savers. Among them, concealed products such as concealed sensor urinals, concealed sensor toilets, concealed sensor showers, and trench-type sensor water savers require pre-embedded boxes and professional plumbing installation by skilled workers. Other products can be installed by DIY users with basic plumbing knowledge. Most sensor sanitary ware on the market lacks ergonomic structural design and complete functional features, such as automatic distance adjustment and water flow regulation. Cleaning filters is often cumbersome, and most products require professional installation and maintenance.

Based on fifteen years of industry experience, GIBO continuously improves product structure and technical performance. Our full range of products features ultra-low power consumption, remote-control distance adjustment, and automatic distance calibration. Installation and debugging are as simple as non-sensor sanitary ware; no manual adjustment of sensor distance is required due to auto-focus technology, allowing immediate use after installation.

Common tools for installing and maintaining sensor sanitary ware: adjustable wrench, pliers, Phillips screwdriver, flat-head screwdriver, electrical tape, and PTFE tape (thread seal tape).

GIBO provides professional pre-sales and after-sales services. Consultation hotline: 400-6622-163