There are a few reasons why touchless faucets can be more expensive than the traditional faucets:
Advanced Technology: They are equipped with sensors that detect motion or presence, allowing them to turn on and off automatically. This requires more advanced technology than traditional faucets, which can add to the cost of production.
Quality Materials: They often use higher quality materials such as brass or stainless steel to ensure durability and prevent corrosion. These materials can be more expensive than those used in traditional faucets.
Energy
Efficiency: They are designed to conserve water and energy by only turning on when needed. This requires additional components such as solenoid valves and control boards, which can increase the cost of production.
They offer many benefits such as improved hygiene and water conservation, making them a worthwhile investment in the long run.
