Chicago Faucets introduced a new airport high-traffic electronic faucet and soap system at the 98th Annual American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Conference & Exposition, held May 3–5 in Los Angeles, California.
Designed for airport restroom environments, the system combines the E-Tronic 80 touchless faucet and the E-Tronic 80 SoapBank, a Multi-Feed Soap Dispenser System, addressing one of the most persistent operational challenges in aviation facilities: frequent maintenance across large restroom networks.
Airport restrooms operate continuously, often requiring repeated battery replacement and soap refilling across hundreds of devices. Chicago Faucets’ latest approach reduces these service demands while maintaining consistent performance.
The E-Tronic 80 faucets feature above-deck serviceability, allowing maintenance teams to complete repairs quickly. The E-Tronic 80 is available in AC, DC or DC with an integrated Long Term Power System (LTPS) that provides up to 15 years of operation (based on 500 daily activations). This significantly reduces battery replacement cycles and associated labor.
The matching E-Tronic 80 SoapBank system centralizes soap delivery and offers 13,000 soap dispenses enabling maintenance teams to refill multiple dispensers from a single central source, saving time and reducing disruptions in busy restrooms. This reduces labor requirements, minimizes service interruptions, and improves uptime in secure or high-traffic areas.
“Airport facility teams are managing thousands of daily interactions across restroom systems, often in secure environments,” said Greg Hung, Commercial Product Manager. “This Multi-Feed Soap Dispensing system helps reduce maintenance frequency while supporting consistent passenger experience.”
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