Tolet Touchless Flush Sensor Toilet

The Tolet Touchless Flush Sensor Toilet eliminates contact with the flush handle or actuator plate – one of the highest bacterial transfer surfaces in a residential bathroom – using an infrared proximity sensor that detects vacancy and triggers a flush automatically when the user moves away from the toilet. The sensor activates the flush valve through a solenoid actuator powered by four standard AA batteries mounted in an accessible battery compartment on the tank exterior – a battery-powered design that requires no electrical wiring to the toilet location and installs in any bathroom without an adjacent electrical outlet. Battery life with the standard four AA alkaline cells is approximately 24 months at a household flushing frequency of fifteen flushes per day – the sensor and solenoid together draw only 3 milliwatts of standby power between flushes. A manual override button on the sensor housing triggers an immediate flush without waiting for the vacancy detection cycle allowing users to flush at any point during or after use. The vacancy detection cycle requires a 30-second delay after the sensor first detects vacancy before triggering the flush – a delay that prevents accidental flush activation when the user temporarily stands or shifts position during use. The flush volume is 1.28 gallons per cycle meeting WaterSense certification standards. The toilet body is a one-piece elongated design in vitreous china with comfort height seating and a skirted base that simplifies floor cleaning beneath the fixture. The sensor housing is white to match the fixture body and mounts with a single screw to the top of the tank lid requiring no modifications to the tank or bowl.