Hands-Free 62L Sensor Trash Can with Two Compartments
Wave a hand and the lid opens, then closes itself about 5 seconds later. A 62L two-tier black steel bin keeps scraps and recycling apart in one footprint.
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Wave a hand and the lid opens, then closes itself about 5 seconds later. A 62L two-tier black steel bin keeps scraps and recycling apart in one footprint.
Hands-free 62L sensor trash can with a two-compartment design
- Handling trash with messy or dirty hands
- Lids left open or hard to open
- Limited capacity needing frequent emptying
- Mixing waste streams in one bin
Wave once and let the lid do the rest
Cooking leaves your hands messy and your bin overflowing. This 62L sensor can switches the routine from touch-and-tidy to wave-and-go.
Touch-free lid that closes itself

Wave open, no touch needed
Infrared detection reads your hand at 10, 20 or 30 cm and the lid lifts to about 90 degrees. About 5 seconds after you step away, it closes on its own. Flour, sauce or raw meat on your hands stays off the lid.

62 liters, two tiers
The 62L body splits into an upper bin and a lower pull-out compartment. Food scraps go up top, rinsed recycling goes below, and you make fewer trips between emptying days.

Black steel that stays sleek
Matte-to-satin black stainless steel with a smooth, seamless lid and a recessed pull handle on the lower compartment. It sits well next to modern kitchen appliances.
The figures that matter
- 62LTotal capacity (16 gallon)
- 5 sLid closes after use
- 10/20/30 cmSensing range options
- 20 lbNet weight
Two tiers, one clean footprint
- Upper bin with sensor lid×1
Infrared lid for food scraps and general trash
- Lower pull-out compartment×1
Recessed handle, slides out to empty
From sticky hands to clean counters
The kitchen mess you know
Sauce on one hand, raw chicken on the other, and a lid that wants a touch. You wipe, lift, drop, wipe again. Then the small bin fills before the week ends.
A bin that keeps up
62 liters across two tiers handles overflow and mixed waste together. Scraps go in the upper bin, recycling in the lower pull-out compartment.
Clean hands, clean counter
Wave, drop, walk away. The lid shuts about 5 seconds later and dinner ends with nothing to wipe down.
Keep it running smoothly
- Leave clearance
Keep open space above and in front so the lid opens fully.
- Don't overfill
Keep the lower compartment below the rim so it slides freely.
- Hold steady
Hold your hand at the set distance instead of waving up close.
- Wipe the sensor
Keep the sensor panel clear of splashes.
Size in your kitchen
- 16.54 inchLength
- 12.4 inchWidth
- 31.3 inchHeight
- 10.5 inchLid raised adds
Full-size kitchen bin, roughly counter height when closed
Sensor versus pedal, side by side
| This sensor bin | Pedal bin | |
|---|---|---|
| Opens without touch | Yes | Partial |
| Works with a foot free | Not needed | No |
| Auto-closing lid | Yes | Partial |
| Two-tier waste separation | Yes | No |
| Needs power | Yes | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The sensor is infrared and reads motion above the lid, so wet or greasy hands work the same as clean ones. You can choose a 10, 20 or 30 cm sensing range. If it opens too often, pick a shorter range and hold your hand steady in the zone.
The unit needs power to run the sensor. Connect it during setup and wait a moment for the sensor to initialize. Check the included instructions for the exact power method.
A pedal needs a foot and a free stance, and many small pedal bins hold far less. The sensor lid opens with a wave, which helps when your hands are full, and the 62L body holds more between trips.
Yes. Put food scraps in the upper bin and rinsed recyclables in the lower pull-out compartment. Both streams share one footprint.
Pull the recessed handle and slide the compartment out. Empty it regularly and keep loads below the rim so it slides smoothly.
A standard bin often fills fast and needs a hand on the lid. Here you get 62L, a steel body and a sensor lid in one purchase, so you empty it less often and never touch the lid.













