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Read Full ArticleCistermiser have updated their IRC infrared urinal flushing control valve with improved aesthetics and an array of practical new design features.
The IRC employs motion-sensing infrared to automatically control the flushing of cistern-fed urinals, minimise water wastage and ensure compliance with Water Regulations. The PIR sensor detects movement and activates the solenoid valve, allowing water into the cistern.
Incorporating the same proven and robust brass valve, the new IRC design features include a stylish and compact body shape, an 'economy' mode option to provide even greater water savings, a new-style mounting bracket for recessed installations and an improved design which allows clients to replace batteries with ease by simply removing the front fascia to access the battery compartment.
Flexibility
The success of the IRC is due in no small part to its design flexibility. Battery or mains-powered, the IRC can use batteries as back-up power to mains supply if required. The sensor can be pipe, wall or ceiling mounted, surface-mounted or recessed to conceal the unit and reduce the risk of vandalism.
Out of the box
The IRC reduces water consumption by over 80% and is ready to install straight out of the box. In 'normal' mode, the unit operates with a 30-minute cycle which means the cistern will flush a maximum of 2 times per hour. In 'economy' mode, an additional delay of 15 minutes is provided before activation, to save even more water.
Lighting the way
WRAS approved, the IRC guides installers and end users with communicative green, amber or red LED status alerts, for ease of commissioning, testing and confirmation of operational mode.
Picture: The updated Cistermiser IRC infrared urinal flushing control valve.
Article written by Brian Shillibeer | Published 19 December 2018
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