The operating pressure range for kitchen Sensor Faucets, Sensor Taps, residential bathroom Sensor Faucets, commercial Sensor Faucets, Sensor Urinals, and Sensor Showers is 0.05–0.8 MPa. Normal municipal water pressure is typically around 0.15–0.2 MPa, depending on local infrastructure.
Sensor Toilet Flush Valves, Bidet Seats, and Smart Toilets require an operating pressure of 0.3–0.8 MPa for optimal performance. Pressures below 0.3 MPa will not prevent normal operation or flushing but may reduce flush volume and the instantaneous flow rate of the sensor flush valve.
If the pipe pressure is very low (below 0.05 MPa), the product can still open and close normally; however, minor dripping after closing may occur. In this case, simply turning off the faucet handle will resolve the issue.
If the pipe pressure is excessively high (above 0.9 MPa), it may interfere with normal operation. We recommend installing a Pressure Reducing Valve to prevent risks such as leaks or burst pipes affecting other household fixtures like showers, water heaters, and faucets.
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