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Types of Power Sources for Faucets with Rechargeable Battery

If you have decided to turn your bathroom or kitchen smart, touch less faucets with rechargeable battery are the perfect upgrade. Such devices help save your energy and money, reduce the spread of germs, increase the value of your home, and many others.

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Types of Power Sources for Faucets with Rechargeable Battery

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  1. If you have decided to turn your bathroom or kitchen smart, touch less faucets with rechargeable battery are the perfect upgrade. Such devices help save your energy and money, reduce the spread of germs, increase the value of your home, and many others. Replacing fixtures is always complicated, where you constantly think, am I buying the right thing? What should be the power source and what features should the device have? Here are a few types of power sources associated with faucets with a rechargeable battery: THE POWER SOURCES: Smart touchless faucets need a power source in order to work. Here are a few options you get with smart faucets: Faucets with rechargeable battery

  2. BATTERY POWER: These faucets are generally more expensive than the standard touch faucets, but also keep in mind the cost of the batteries. This is because, if you are going to use the faucet more often, you will likely have to change the battery sooner than later. Using faucets with a rechargeable battery is eco- friendly and will save money, but be prepared to change batteries when the device demands. OUTLET OR HARDWIRED: Some smart faucets can be hardwired or plugged into an outlet. If you don’t already have an outlet under the sink, you may have to install one. SOLAR POWER: if your faucet is solar-powered, sunlight or artificial light is absorbed by the sensor and then converted into electrical energy. However, you will still need batteries for backup because of varied light conditions and how frequently you will be using the faucet. But, since solar energy makes up the main energy source, the batteries should last longer than usual. HYDROELECTRIC-POWERED: you are already using running water, so why not use it to power your faucets? The running water spins a turbine that creates electricity, which then makes the faucet work and recharges the battery. These kinds of faucets with a rechargeable battery powered by hydroelectricity are usually the most reliable ones and if you are going to use faucets more often, you may never have to use the backup battery. 310-622-5121 info.smartfaucets@gmail.com www.smartfaucets.net

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