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In an automatic door the push button relies on the manual force which requires a close contact with the button. However,  the wave button relies on the sensing motion at a desired distance. Â
Wave button is a component of door openers. Wave Button is changing the way we interact with our automatic door, allowing us to easily open doors without having to touch them.Â
It depends on specific needs.Â
Some people prefer wave button as you can avoid touching surfaces and maintain hygiene. Disabled people, children and elderly can open the door with ease. You can adjust the desired distance setting of the switch. With this touchless solution, you no longer need to worry about the spread of germs because the contact will be reduced.Â
To reduce the chance of accidentally opening the door, you can choose push button. Push button requires manual pressure, so people have exert pressure to push the button to open the door. This can highly save energy.Â
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The touchless button can detect any hand motions and trigger the movement of doors. In other words, you can close or open the automatic door without touching the button because the touchless button can detect your motion of your hand.Â
No. Both the wired and wireless wave buttons rely on electricity to function. But if the switch is battery operated buttons, they will work even it is out of power.Â
The wave sensors usually are low voltage. They are energy-saving and environmental friendly. Many manufacturers have set the wave button in universal voltage.Â
You can adjust the sensitivity of the wave button. The adjustable distance depends on the brand and the type of wave button. It can range from 1mm to 28mm.Â
Yes, you can adjust the range of detection of the wave sensor based on your specific needs.Â
No, most wave buttons are low voltage and energy-saving so it is not power-consuming at all.Â
The wave sensor cannot distinguish whether it is a false trigger. You can place invisible glass when it is not used to avoid false trigger.Â
It depends on the quality, type and brands of the door wave sensors. But the wave door sensors should last 2 to 10 years.  Â
Wave buttons are the components of automatic door openers. They are commonly found places with high traffic such as hotels and shopping malls for better crowd control.Â
However, according to the AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act), it is necessary to install automatic door openers at workplaces and businesses by 2025. So your business or property might be required to install wave buttons as well. You can check out more at our website to understand more AODA. Â
According to the AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act), it is necessary to install automatic door openers at workplaces and businesses by 2025.Â
The automatic door openers should be equipped with a push button or wave button. You can check out more at our website to understand more AODA. Â