Delta - Touch2O Technology Bathroom, Indianapolis
Single Handle Lavatory Faucet with Touch2O Technology from the Addison™ Bathroom Collection – Stainless finish
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Kayla Matthews added this to The Bathroom of the Future: 4 Places for Tech in the Bathroom
4. Innovative faucets. Touch-free bathroom faucets have become commonplace, especially in commercial restrooms. Not only do they prevent people from leaving the water running, but they also are more sanitary than standard options because you don’t have to touch the faucet controls to turn them on and off. However, those faucets can be tricky, because they usually require placing the hands in precise positions. Delta wants to make it easier to turn on these high-tech faucets with its new sensing technology. This faucet innovation is different from the sensors you typically see because it detects the presence of a person’s hands anywhere around the fixture. Additionally, you can start or stop the flow of water by tapping the lever-style handle at the top or any section of the spout. This technology could also prevent you from having to polish the fixture as often because people won’t smudge it with their fingerprints every time they use it. Your turn: What bathroom technology do you have or would you use? Tell us in the Comments. MoreFuture Home: How We’ll Be Living in 10 YearsRead more home tech stories
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4. Innovative faucets. Touch-free bathroom faucets have become commonplace, especially in commercial restrooms. Not only do they prevent people from leaving the water running, but they also are more sanitary than standard options because you don’t have to touch the faucet controls to turn them on and off. However, those faucets can be tricky, because they usually require placing the hands in precise positions. Delta wants to make it easier to turn on these high-tech faucets with its new sensing technology. This faucet innovation is different from the sensors you typically see because it detects the presence of a person’s hands anywhere around the fixture. Additionally, you can start or stop the flow of water by tapping the lever-style handle at the top or any section of the spout. This technology could also prevent you from having to polish the fixture as often because people won’t smudge it with their fingerprints every time they use it. Your turn: What bathroom technology do you have or would you use? Tell us in the Comments. MoreFuture Home: How We’ll Be Living in 10 YearsRead more home tech stories
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