WC Controls & Flush Valves come in all shapes and sizes. However, if you are looking for a solution for a commercial bathroom or a public area with high traffic, the touch free wc controls and touch free urinal controls is the solution for you.
Upgrade your toilets with Stern’s W.C. Controls for ultimate pampering and convenience.
Our W.C. Controls significantly cut water use, including our dual flush feature that determines how much water is needed to clean the toilet.

We offer all solutions for a touch free toilet or urinal bathroom area. You will be able to choose from concealed electronic flush valves for urinals, flush valves for toilets, hands free flush valves with a hydraulic override push button for manual operation or not.

Looking for an easy complete solution, for a specific flush valve or just the sensor? We offer all solutions for a touch free toilet or urinal bathroom area.
Our Artis is a touch free concealed electronic cistern system. The flush system is activated by IR sensor, while the iron frame can be used and installed behind the wall in the washrooms, at any location with ease.

If you truly want to go germ free, touch free flush valves must be part of your next bathroom project.
More and more business owners, companies, schools and many more around the world are now understanding that a touch free bathroom is critical for a truly safe, water saving and germ free environment.

An automatic flush valve uses a sensor to detect when a user has finished using the toilet and automatically flushes the waste away. The sensor is typically an infrared sensor that detects when a user is present and when they leave.

The two types of flush valves are manual flush valves and automatic flush valves. Manual flush valves require the user to press a button or lever to flush the toilet, while automatic flush valves use a sensor to detect when a user is present and automatically flush the waste away.

The best flushing technology depends on your needs and preferences. Automatic flush valves are more convenient and hygienic, as they do not require the user to touch any buttons or levers. Manual flush valves are more reliable, as they do not rely on sensors that can sometimes malfunction.

No, toilet flush valves are not universal. There are many different types of flush valves that are designed to fit specific toilets and plumbing systems. It’s important to choose a flush valve that is compatible with your toilet and plumbing system to ensure proper installation and functionality.

No, most automatic toilets require power to operate. They typically use batteries or a power source that is wired into the building’s electrical system. If the power source fails, the automatic toilet may not function properly.

An automatic flush valve is triggered by a sensor that detects when a user is present and when they leave. The sensor typically uses an infrared beam to detect the user’s presence. Once the user leaves, the sensor sends a signal to the valve to release the water and flush the waste away.

Yes, many automatic flush toilets use batteries to power the sensor and valve. The batteries need to be replaced periodically to ensure proper function.

There are several reasons why an automatic flush toilet sensor may not be working. The sensor may be dirty or obstructed, the batteries may be dead or low, or the sensor may be malfunctioning. It’s best to consult the manufacturer’s instructions or contact a professional plumber to diagnose and fix the issue.

Yes, you can increase the flush pressure by adjusting the settings on the electronic flush valve. The Stern remote control allows you to change the Sensor Range, Security Time, Delay In, Delay Out and On-Off settings. However, it’s important to note that increasing the flush pressure may also increase water usage.