I'm in the planning on home automation. I want to make it more convenient for my parents and grandpa. All the equipments, including the kitchen equipment, are in my consideration. Can I include the portable sink in the automation? The reason I bought a portable sink is the ease of use. It didn't cost much to buy the sink since it is a refurbished sink.
But it has all the features of a brand new portable sink. What options do I have if I can include it in the automation process?
A couple of the big faucet companies offer smart faucets—motion sensors to turn them on and off, some even allow you to use your voice to ask for a particular quantity of water and at a specific temperature. If you want portable, look for a unit that is battery-operated—they run off a power pack of D-cell batteries that you replace periodically.
I saw a couple of companies online in my area that do this kind of work and it's not completely expensive. I'm a big fan of home automation as it has made my mother's life ten times easier with all the things she can access just with a few touches. Likewise, I'm also keen on automating some functions in my office and I was particularly interested into https://www.[ restricted ].com/ industrial automation as I found a great company to buy some devices that I think will fit my needs quite well. It's always useful to have security cameras that have a long guarantee to back them up.
A Touchless Automatic Faucet Motion Sensor is a good idea. Aside from its easy install, no more repetitively adjusting handles and touching faucets thus avoiding bacterial contamination and providing cleaner-safer environment.
Home automation
Posted - 10/31/2020 : 09:22:54 AM
