ATX-0702 Tall Sensor Electronic Sensor tap

ATX-0702 Sensor tap

ATX-0702Tall Pillar design sensor tap

Product Info

  • Features
  • Technical Information
  • Dimension
  • Contents
  • Functions
  • Temperature Control
  • Remote Control

Stylish curve-neck design sensor tap
Easy installation 
Tall and elegant design, ideal for raised bowls and basins
Hygienic and upto 70% water conservation
Powe Options: AC+DC Powered: Mains/4XAA Alkaline batteries (Up-to 2yr lifespan)
Hands free and reliable infrared activation technology
Exquisite and stylish designs
Solid brass construction
Flexible supply hoses
New control box design: ACB-0112 
Compatible with IRC-613 Remote Control
Water pressure required: 0.75-7 Bar (1 bar or above for best performance)

Control box: Diameter of 'inlet' pipe: G1/2”
Control box: Diameter of 'outlet' pipe: G1/2”
Water pressure range: 0.75 (Min) - 7 Bar (Max)
Voltage: DC6V or AC220V-240V (6V Output)
Power consumption: =0.3mW
Sensing distance: 6-24cm
Respond time: 1 Second
Battery Consumption (DC): 4xAA alkaline batteries (up-to 2yr lifespan)
Silent Consumption: 0.003mW
Environment Temperature: 1-45 C
Flow Rate: 6L/Per minute
Pipe Threading: British Standard Whitworth (BSW) 
Noise Class: 1
Finish: Chrome-plated
Voltage: DC6V or AC220V-240V (6V Output)

ATX-0702 Sensor tap Dimension

1x Sensor Tap
1x Control Box (*battery compartment and transformer inside)
1x Control box 'back clip' 
1x Flexible G1/2" *600mm Connection Hose
1x UK '3-Pin' plug AC Cable
Fittings and Screws

Nothing to display.

OPTION 1: ATV-9004C

 
ATV-9004C Control box ATV-9004C
This thermostat can be connected directly to the control box using its 1/2" female outlet connector. This method is usually the quickest way to setup installation.

 

OPTION 2: ATV-9004B


  
ATV-9004B Control box connection ATV-9004C
This thermostat has a 'wall-mounting' bracket that can be mounted on the wall and linked to the control box 'inlet' via a connecting pipe or a flexible hose (not supplied).

TIP:
You can run up-to three (3) sensor taps (maximum) with one thermostat. Water pressure of both hot and cold supplies must be at least 3 bar.




  

OPTION 3: ABV-0012


  
ABV-0112 and Control box connection ABV-0012
This is a manual blending valve, adjustable by hand only. There's no thermostatic mixing element inside. Any desired temperature can only be achieved 'manually' by turning the knob clockwise or anti-clockwise by hand.




  

IRC-613 Remote Control


 

IRC-6.13 Sensor remote control

Sold separately

 Flow time increase

FLUSH/RUN Water: Flow Time Increase
When this button is pressed once, it will increase water flush/flow time by ‘5 seconds’. Each key press represents 5 seconds ‘flow time’ increment.

HOW TO:  
With remote control facing/pointing towards the sensor, press once, a solid LED light comes on first and briefly followed by 3 LED light flashes. Each key press increases water flow time by 5s. For example, press 1 time =5s, press 2 times= 10s, 3 times= 15s etc.

NOTE: 
Each key press must be registered by sensor module first before setting another parameter. For example, if you want the tap to run for 10 seconds,  press this key once and let it register (which equals 5s) and press it again the second time to increase it from 5s to 10s and so on.
Flow time decrease

FLUSH/RUN Water: Flow Time Decrease
When this button is pressed once, it will decrease water flush/flow time by ‘5 seconds’. Each key press represents 5 seconds ‘flow time’ decrement.

HOW TO:  
With remote control facing/pointing towards the sensor, press once, LED light flashes 3 times. Each key press will decreases water flow time by 5s. For example, press 1 time =-5s, press 2 times= -10s, 3 times= -15s etc.

NOTE: 
Each key press must be registered by sensor module first before setting another parameter. For example, if you want the flow time to be decreased by 10 seconds,  press this key once and let it register (which equals -5s) and press it again the second time to decrease it from 10s to 5s and so on.

Sensor increase

Increase Sensor Distance
This button will increase the sensor distance by/between 2-5cm.

HOW TO:  
With remote control facing/pointing towards the sensor, press once, a solid LED light comes on first and briefly followed by 3 LED light flashes. Each key press increases sensor proximity zone, and represents 2-5cm increment.

*Sensor distance range scope is around/between 7cm-35cm

Sensor decrease

Decrease Sensor Distance
This button will decrease the sensor proximity distance by/between 2-5cm.

HOW TO:  
With remote control facing/pointing towards the sensor, press once, a solid LED light comes on first and briefly followed by 2 LED light flashes. Each key press increases sensor proximity zone, and represents 2-5cm increment.

*Sensor distance range scope is around/between 7cm-35cm

Auto Search button

Auto Search
This button allows the 'automatic' settings of the sensor proximity sensor range. 

HOW TO:  
With remote control facing/pointing towards the sensor, press once, a solid LED light comes on first and briefly followed by 5 LED light flashes. During these flashes, the sensor will auto-calibrate itself and adjust its infrared distance settings in accordance with environment. 

This button can also be used to set the sensor distance manually. 
For example, once this button is pressed, place hand/object at desired position/distance where you want sensor range to end and it will automatically calculate the distance from sensor module to hand/object.
Stand-by button

Standby
This button will put the sensor on standby or 'inactive' mode. This is particularly useful if the tap needs cleaning or simply trying to put the sensor tap 'out of action' during holiday period. When this mode is active, the sensor will not respond to any interaction with it until it's switched ON again. 

HOW TO:  
With remote control facing/pointing towards the sensor, press once, LED light comes on and stays on for 2-3 seconds and then goes off, standby mode is now active.

To disable, press once, LED light comes on and stays on for 2-3 seconds ‘twice’ and then goes off. Standby mode is now disabled.