Touchless Foam Soap Dispenser, 3 Adjustable Levels
Wash your hands without touching a thing. This wall-mounted touchless foam dispenser senses your hand, releases a dense burst of foam, and shrugs off bathroom splashes with its IPX5 body. Three foam levels keep soap use in check.
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Wash your hands without touching a thing. This wall-mounted touchless foam dispenser senses your hand, releases a dense burst of foam, and shrugs off bathroom splashes with its IPX5 body. Three foam levels keep soap use in check.
Hands-free foam soap dispensing with a touchless sensor, adjustable foam volume and IPX5 waterproofing
- shared pump contamination
- messy liquid soap waste
- wet-environment durability
- one-size foam output that wastes soap
Hands-free foam, every wash, no shared pump
Stop touching a sticky shared pump. Your hand triggers a measured foam burst, and the dispenser stays dry on a wet counter.
Touch-free foam that adjusts to your sink

Hands-free sensing
Infrared induction releases foam the moment it detects a hand. Nobody presses anything, so nobody passes anything on to the next person.

Adjustable foam volume
Level 1 runs 0.6s, level 2 runs 1s, level 3 runs 1.5s. Pick a small burst for quick rinses or a big one for muddy hands, and stop wasting soap.

Splash-ready body
IPX5 resists water jets from any direction, so bathroom and kitchen splashes are fine. It is not made for submersion.
The figures
- IPX5Waterproof splash rating
- 3Adjustable foam levels
- 0.6sFoam burst
- 1.5sFoam burst
Mount, fill and set in one afternoon
- 1Charge it
Plug in the USB cable and charge fully before first use.
- 2Mount above the counter
Fix the wall plate beside the tap, out of the direct water stream.
- 3Fill with foaming soap
Use foaming or thin liquid soap. Avoid thick, undiluted soap.
- 4Set your foam level
Choose level 1 (0.6s), 2 (1s) or 3 (1.5s) and run a test wash.
What arrives in the box
- Touchless foam dispenser×1
Black or white body
- Wall plate and fixings
For mounting above the sink
- USB charging cable×1
For recharging
Touchless versus a shared manual pump
| This dispenser | Manual pump bottle | |
|---|---|---|
| Touch needed | No | Yes |
| Adjustable foam volume | Yes | No |
| Splash rating | IPX5 | No |
| Wall-mounted | Yes | Partial |
| Needs charging | Yes | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Use a foaming soap or a thin liquid soap. Thick, undiluted soap can clog the pump and make the foam uneven.
We have no verified runtime figure, so we will not invent one. Charge it fully before first use, then top it up over USB whenever the display or sensor slows down.
IPX5 covers splashes and water jets, which suits a sink. Mount it beside the tap, out of the direct stream. Do not submerge it.
Yes. It is wall-mounted and rated for wet kitchens and bathrooms. Place it above the counter beside the tap.
A manual pump costs less up front but wastes soap on every oversized squirt. The three foam levels let you match output to your hands, so a bottle of soap lasts longer, and nobody touches a shared pump.
A manual pump needs a touch on every wash and drips residue into the sink. This one triggers from a hand wave and dispenses a set burst of foam.
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