Which IR sensor taps?

[muggles]

Got a primary school that want to change their non-concussive basin taps for sensor ones, as the younger children aren't strong enough to press a non-concussive and so simply don't wash their hands.

Any recommendations for cheap-but-good sensor taps please? The school has a limited budget so we need something that works rather than something fancy

 

[Newboy]

had a similar issue with local primary schools

might be worth trying these rather than all the hastle associated with wiring in WC areas (not to mention the cost of IR taps)

http://www.washwareessentials.co.uk/taps/toggle-lever-basin-tap

 

[Charnwood]

Thomas Dudley do a touch-sensitive tap.
http://www.thomasdudley.co.uk/singletaps.asp?tapid=4

 

[muggles]

Thanks Charnwood, not sure whether 3-4-year-olds would necessarily be able to work out how to use it though...

 

[compheat]

Peglers do a few but there not cheap

 

[Charnwood]

Thanks Charnwood, not sure whether 3-4-year-olds would necessarily be able to work out how to use it though...

They seem to have worked out how to work the existing non-concussive taps, but seemingly lack the necessary strength. Same process, just a lot less strength needed to operate.

Someone must have told the kids to push the top of the non-concussive tap, not turn the top of the tap like they do at home. Just need to be told to touch the top of the new tap to turn it on.
We are talking about children, not Plumb Centre counterboys! The kids will pick it up quickly, whereas..........