Smart Toilet

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| Application Introduction

      With the upgrading of consumption and the popularization of smart homes, smart toilets have been upgraded from basic three piece sets (heating/cleaning/flushing) to multi-functional features such as constant temperature seat, warm water washing, and automatic drying. They have also evolved into personalized designs such as nozzle self-cleaning, activated carbon deodorization, and night light music, providing users with a comfortable cleaning experience.

| Product Application Solutions

SENSOR_CNSE Series

Epoxy resin encapsulation structure

Heated Seat System with Temperature Control​​：

The system integrates a heater, occupancy sensor, and temperature control module. A built-in high-sensitivity NTC sensor monitors the seat surface temperature in real time and provides feedback to the control system, ensuring the temperature remains stable within the comfortable human body range of 32°C–40°C.

SENSOR_CNSF Series

Metal head type temperature sensor

Warm Water Wash Technology​​：

The warm water wash function heats cold water to the set temperature and maintains precise temperature control. An inlet sensor detects the cold water temperature, while a metal-tip sensor at the outlet monitors the real-time water temperature. Combined with a control algorithm, the system achieves ±1°C precision to prevent scalding risks. The sensors feature stainless steel housings that are corrosion-resistant and high-pressure tolerant, maintaining stable performance even under direct water flow impact.

SENSOR_CNSE Series

Epoxy encapsulated temperature sensor

​Intelligent Drying Technology​​：

The air duct incorporates a mica heater and a multi-point temperature measurement module. Epoxy-encapsulated temperature sensors dynamically monitor the air temperature, enabling coordinated control of the blower to adjust both airflow volume and temperature. The sensors are resistant to humidity, heat, and aging, and withstand thermal shock tests, ensuring long-term reliability in humid environments.