NineStarPedal or Sensor Bins
R639
About
Keep your kitchen in order and your hands-free with the sleek, stainless steel. his sensor-operated bin automatically opens and closes when you need it to. Or use the Tap Toe bun with your foot to open the bin.
Product Features
Toe-Tap Pedal Bin - 20L
- Large capacity receptacle contains up to 13 gallons
- Made from a Durable Stainless steel
- Hidden battery compartment ( Not included)
- Power saving On/Off switch
- The toe tap trash cans are designed and created to make dealing with trash cleaner and easier
- An effortless way to dispose of trash
- It is convenient, reliable uses low power consumption and has a great look
- Slightly tap your foot to touch the control panel and the lid will automatically open and the lid will close automatically later
- The highest quality material and the latest technology has been used to ensure the products reliable function and durability
- The toe tap trash can is equipped with a lid, ring liner and base
Sensor Bin - 42L - S/S
- Large capacity receptacle contains up to 13 gallons
- Made from a Durable Stainless steel
- Hidden battery compartment ( Not included)
- Power saving On/Off switch
- The product provides an effortless way to dispose of trash by providing a touch-free environment
- Simply pot an object or hand above the strategically placed infrared motion sensor and the lid will automatically open
- Once object or hand is removed from the sensors range the lid automatically changes
- The highest quality material and the latest technology has been used to ensure the products reliable function and durability
- The "Open" button located on the lid if pressed will open the lid and hold it open until the ''Close'' button is pushed
- The "Close" button will close the lid if the lid has been manually opened and will also reset the lid sensor mode
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