Leading Australian Innovators in Sensor-Operated Tapware with Autoflo

Autoflo is a proud Australian company, located in Melbourne which exclusively manufactures sensor operated tapware for both domestic and commercial applications. Autoflo was the first company in Australia to develop and produce electronic tapware in 1985. The original design had a unique, internationally patented feature being the “safety run timer”, which has since been adopted by all electronic tap manufacturers, a testament to the innovative nature of the company.

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Today the driving requirement is water conservation and the management of cross contamination using quality touch fee tapware. The local design and manufacturing capability gives Autoflo a distinct advantage over competitors that import and supply off-the-shelf products. With the ability to supply standard ranges for both Kitchen and bathroom under Autoflo brand, along with customisation, gives customers a level of flexibility which ensure project success. In collaboration with architects and interior designers, Autoflo can develop and manufacture bespoke, project-specific solutions and finishes for public and private space to compliment the design palette. Autoflo’s product range is not only technologically advanced but also crafted with a keen eye for design, ensuring they enhance the aesthetics of any space they occupy.

In addition to our branded Autoflo range of products, we have designed & manufactured an exclusive range of kitchen & bathroom tapware exclusive to the Reece Group: MEMO Sia and MIZU Drift Dual Function Sensor Tap. AutoFlo understands that electronic tapware is not in the standard plumber’s manual, which is why we have a full-time customer service and technical resource available to offer input at the design or concept stage on projects and support during or after installation if required.

Discover Autoflo products on www.autoflo.com.au or the Reece range at www.reece.com.au

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