Key Considerations for Selecting Sensor Faucets

Sensor Faucet Selection Guide: How to Choose the Right Style

Sensor faucets are easy to install and compatible with most countertop basins (two-hole basins require an additional mounting bracket) and undercounter basins.

When selecting a Sensor Faucet, consider the design style, power supply, basin compatibility, and hot/cold water configuration:

1. Appearance Options: What style of sensor faucet do you need?

For a cohesive aesthetic, match the sensor faucet to your basin. GIBO sensor faucets are available in three configurations—undercounter, countertop vessel, and wall-mounted—to suit different basin styles and installation methods. Select the appropriate GIBO Sensor Faucet based on your specific requirements.

Recommended Sensor Faucets for Undercounter Basins: GBL-6101, GBL-6110, GBL-6111, GBL-6113.

Sensor Faucet Recommendations for Countertop Basin, Vessel Sink, and Artistic Basin: GBL-6133, GBL-6150

Recommended Wall-mounted Sensor Faucet: GBL-6153, GBL-6155

2. Power Supply: Which is Better for Sensor Faucets—Mains Power or Battery?

Choose between battery-operated and mains-operated models. For high-traffic public restrooms, we recommend mains-operated units to eliminate the need for battery replacement. For office settings with lower daily usage frequency, battery-operated models are a suitable choice, requiring only annual battery changes.

3. When selecting a model, consider the depth and width of the basin to achieve optimal performance from the sensor faucet.

4. Single-cold and hot/cold sensor faucets must be selected based on the plumbing layout; if no hot water line is available, a small under-sink water heater can be added later for heating.