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Anonymous users2024-01-24Generally not, ordinary smart toilets do not produce magnetic fields, they belong to general electrical appliances, and their induction-related functions are also realized through infrared light sensing, so they will not interfere with the work of the pacemaker. And from another point of view, the smart toilet is located below the patient's waist when used, and the pacemaker is located almost at the shoulder, and there is a considerable distance between the two, which is not easy to interfere. For the specific details of different equipment, it is recommended to ask the manufacturer to confirm, and choose a safer one to use as much as possible.
It's best to find a professional, if it's not a professional, remember to remind the master of these points. >>>More
The toilet lifter is in use in my house. Generally speaking, the moving distance of the shifter is within 10cm, as long as it does not exceed 10cm. But when using, I hope you should pay attention to the left side of the use of the shift, try not to pour porridge, hair, etc., because the shifter has a horizontal distance, which is easy to block, and it is not a big problem under normal use. >>>More
How to use a smart toilet? Here's a quick start guide, so keep it safe.
Our company also has smart toilets, but I've only touched it a little. The word "no" is very tangled, does not mean that it is used up this time and is not used for a while or does it need to be used for a long time? If it is not used for a long time, it is recommended to turn it off, but if it is only temporarily not used to save energy, a better toilet can automatically switch to the energy-saving state according to the length of time, after all, if it is only temporarily not used, it takes time to turn on the system, and it is easy to damage the intelligent system for a long time.
Don't know how to use a smart toilet? Take a look at the Quick Start Guide. 1. >>>More