Hand Disinfection Station PHS-11T

Product Overview

The Touchless Hand Sanitizer PHS-11T is a stainless steel, contactless hand disinfection unit designed for hygiene-critical food processing areas. It provides consistent, touch-free sanitizing and supports HACCP, GMP, and IFS requirements.

This model is widely used in:

• Food processing plants

• Meat & poultry factories

• Beverage and dairy production

• Packaging areas

• Cold rooms & hygiene corridors

The stable infrared sensor ensures accurate and consistent sanitizer output for every user. It helps facilities achieve HACCP, GMP, BRC, and IFS hygiene requirements.

To build a complete hygiene entry system, you may also explore our Personnel Hygiene Stations and Automatic Hand Sanitizing Systems.

Key Features & Benefits of the PHS-11T Touchless Hand Sanitizer

1. 100% Touchless Disinfection

Infrared-activated system eliminates the need for manual contact, reducing contamination risks.

2. Built for High-Traffic Areas

Designed to support continuous use during shift changes and high-volume operations.

3. IP54 Waterproof Stainless Steel Construction

Reliable in wet, humid, or low-temperature environments such as cold rooms.

4. Multi-Level Safety Protection

Overload, short-circuit, and leakage protection ensure safe daily operation.

5. Consistent Sanitizer Dosage

Delivers accurate, controlled disinfection to improve hygiene compliance.

6. Easy to Install & Maintain

Wall-mounted design saves space; sanitizer tank is quick to refill.

7. International Compliance Ready

Supports HACCP, GMP, IFS, and BRC food-safety requirements.

Technical Specifications

Applications & Use Cases for Touchless Hand Sanitizer Systems

This touchless hand sanitizer PHS-11T ensures consistent hygiene control in different production environments.

Food Processing Plants

Installed at hygiene corridors, PPE changing rooms, and production entrances for mandatory hand sanitizing.

Meat & Poultry Industry

High-risk environments require stable sanitizer output to prevent bacterial contamination.

Dairy & Beverage Factories

Suitable for wet areas and cleanrooms where strict personnel hygiene is required.

Cold Rooms & Low-Temperature Areas

IP54 rating ensures stable sensor performance in humidity and chilled environments.

For more hygiene control setups in food production, check our Food Processing Hygiene Solutions page.

Installation Guide for Touchless Hand Sanitizer PHS-11T

The PHS-11T touchless hand sanitizer is easy to install and maintain in food processing facilities.

• Install at 1.1–1.2m height for ideal ergonomics

• Connect to 220V / 50Hz power

• Keep at least 50 cm from strong light sources

• Recommended placement:

  • Before turnstiles

  • Changing rooms

  • Main production access points

• Refill sanitizer regularly

• Clean infrared window weekly

Case Studies

Case 1 — Poultry Factory, Thailand

Installed 18 units.
Results：

• 30% faster worker entry

• Passed HACCP audit with zero issues

• Stable performance in wet environments

Case 2 — Dairy Plant, Saudi Arabia

Used in 6–10°C cold rooms.
Results：

• Sensor detection remained stable

• Sanitizer waste reduced

• Seamless integration with existing hygiene process

FAQ

Q1: Can it be used in cold rooms?
Yes. The IP54 stainless steel body performs well in humid and cold environments.

Q2: What kind of sanitizer does it use?
Liquid or alcohol-based sanitizer. Gel is not recommended.

Q3: Can it connect with turnstiles or access control?
Yes. It supports signal output for turnstile linkage.

Q4: How do I maintain the sensor?
Keep the sensor area clean; wipe weekly with a soft cloth.

Q5: Can the sanitizer dosage be adjusted?
Yes. Dosage can be customized based on user needs.

Q7: Is the sanitizer tank capacity enough for large shifts?

Yes, the tank supports high-volume usage and is easy to refill.

For more hygiene equipment options, see our Hygiene Station Collection.

👉 For HACCP guidelines, you may refer to the official Codex standard.

For a deeper understanding of how the PHS-11T works, read our full product blog here.