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Gentworks Urinals, Stainless Steel Toilets, Drinking Fountains and Sanitaryware :: Flush Controls :: 'Direct Flush' Individual Urinal Controls

Individual Urinal PIR Sensor Activated Flush Controls - No Cistern Required

Individual urinal control systems are the ultimate in water saving through sensor operated flushing. A flush is activated only after someone has approached and then walked away from the bowl, or if nobody has used the urinal for 12 hours. These systems are usually operated straight from the mains water supply (i.e. without a cistern) but certain models can be used with float cisterns (not the autosiphon cisterns normally supplied with urinals). As the bowl will typically be flushed before the next user approaches the urinals, these individual sensor controls are ideal for use with siphonic urinals that leave urine showing until the next flush.
 
The Cistermiser models can be powered by battery or mains whilst the Dart Valley Systems models are designed solely for use with mains electricity supply and are the systems successfully deployed at Terminal 5 Heathrow. If you would like some advice, please call 0845 202 4535 or email support@gentworks.co.uk .

'Direct Flush' Individual Urinal Controls

Cistermiser Direct Flush 'Discreet' PIR Urinal Control
Ref: CM-DFD
Cistermiser Direct Flush 'Discreet' PIR Urinal Control
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Price (ex Vat): £145.00

DVS Individual Urinal Sensor - Direct Flush - 1 bowl
Ref: D107/2/U/1STN
DVS Individual Urinal Sensor - Direct Flush - 1 bowl
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Price (ex Vat): £174.00

Cistermiser Direct Flush 'Accessible' PIR Urinal Control
Ref: CM-DFA
Cistermiser Direct Flush 'Accessible' PIR Urinal Control
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Price (ex Vat): £189.00

DVS Pearl SOLO Downlighter For Direct Flush - Ceiling Mounted PIR Sensor
Ref: D132/PEARL/SOLO
DVS Pearl SOLO Downlighter For Direct Flush - Ceiling Mounted PIR Sensor
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Price (ex Vat): £205.00

DVS Individual Urinal Sensor - Direct Flush - 2 bowls
Ref: D107/2/U/2STNA
DVS Individual Urinal Sensor - Direct Flush - 2 bowls
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Price (ex Vat): £241.00

DVS Individual Urinal Sensor - Cistern Flush - 1 bowl
Ref: D107/2/U/1STN/LP/CIST
DVS Individual Urinal Sensor - Cistern Flush - 1 bowl
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Price (ex Vat): £251.00

DVS Individual Urinal Sensor - Cistern Flush - 2 bowls
Ref: D107/2/U/2STN/LP/CIST
DVS Individual Urinal Sensor - Cistern Flush - 2 bowls
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Price (ex Vat): £373.00

   
 
 
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