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Automatic Dispenser

1000ml capacity

Wall Hung

Supports both AC & DC supply

Doesn't include battery and Liquid.

An Automatic Soap/Sanitizer Dispenser is a touch-free device that dispenses liquid soap, sanitizer, or foam when it detects motion, typically using infrared sensors. These dispensers are widely used in various settings to promote hygiene and minimize contact with surfaces.

Uses of Automatic Soap/Sanitizer Dispensers

1. Hand Hygiene – Ensures proper handwashing by dispensing the right amount of soap or sanitizer.
2. Germ Prevention – Reduces the spread of bacteria and viruses by eliminating the need for direct contact.
3. Touchless Operation – Enhances cleanliness by preventing cross-contamination.
4. Controlled Dispensing – Prevents wastage by dispensing a pre-measured amount of liquid.
5. Convenience & Efficiency – Provides an easy and quick way to maintain hygiene.

Applications of Automatic Soap/Sanitizer Dispensers

1. Homes and Personal Use

• Used in kitchens, bathrooms, and near entrances to encourage family members to maintain hygiene.
• Enhances convenience and modernizes home sanitation.

2. Commercial and Public Spaces

• Airports, shopping malls, restaurants, and hotels install these dispensers in restrooms and entry points.
• Encourages hygiene among large groups of people.

3. Offices and Workplaces

• Installed in corporate buildings, coworking spaces, and manufacturing units to ensure employee safety.
• Helps reduce absenteeism due to illness.

4. Educational Institutions

• Schools, colleges, and universities use them to encourage students and staff to maintain hand hygiene.
• Plays a crucial role in preventing the spread of infections in high-traffic areas.

5. Healthcare Facilities

• Hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes use dispensers to maintain strict hygiene protocols.
• Reduces the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs).

6. Restaurants and Food Service Industry

• Ensures hygiene in kitchens and dining areas where food handling is involved.
• Helps meet food safety and health regulations.

7. Gyms and Fitness Centers

• Installed at entry points and workout areas to promote hygiene.
• Prevents bacteria transmission from shared equipment.

8. Transportation Hubs

• Used in railway stations, bus terminals, and airports where people frequently touch surfaces.
• Helps reduce the spread of infections in high-footfall areas.

9. Factories and Industrial Settings

• Placed in high-traffic zones where workers need regular hand sanitization.
• Prevents contamination in industries like pharmaceuticals and food processing.