Toilet Movement Sensor

Toilet movement sensors mainly include microwave radar sensors, infrared sensors, and Morgan intelligent light-sensing movement sensors, among others.

Infrared sensors are widely used in toilet scenarios. Take the stool sensor as an example. It emits infrared light through a small infrared emitter on top. When a person stands in front of it, the body reflects the infrared light, and the receiver detects the reflected light to sense the person's presence. However, it doesn't flush immediately but enters a standby mode. It triggers flushing only when the person leaves and there is no infrared reflection. Urinal sensors also operate based on infrared sensing principles. After sensing the human body, they send a signal to the pulse solenoid valve to achieve automatic flushing control. Moreover, urinal sensors only perform automatic flushing within the sensing range, and their flushing programs, flushing times, and sensing distances can be adjusted according to actual needs.

Microwave radar sensors are also a type of toilet movement sensor. They utilize the characteristics of microwaves to detect object movement. When someone enters their detection range, the reflection of microwaves changes. By analyzing this change, the sensor can sense the person's presence and perform corresponding functions, such as controlling flushing. However, the specific application details are not elaborated in the above reference information.

The Morgan intelligent light-sensing movement sensor has unique functions. It can not only link all devices and scenarios in the entire Morgan whole-house intelligent system but also intelligently control the lighting and background music in the restroom based on day and night conditions and the brightness of natural light. In office areas, when employees leave work, it can detect no movement for a period of time and then turn off all lighting, roller blinds, and other related electrical devices, automatically entering the off-work mode. Additionally, this sensor is lightweight, with a main body diameter of 37mm and a main body height of 3mm, much smaller than traditional sensors, making installation and use more convenient.