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Mainstays 13.2-Gallon Motion Sensor Stainless Steel Trash Can (various colors)
$35
$48
27% off
Walmart
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Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this deal:
- This price matches the price of the 82-TU Front Page Deal from January. -brisar
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- Rated 4.6 stars (out of possible 5 stars) by 5,898 Walmart customers.
- About this item:
- This trash can operates with infrared motion sensor technology to allow you to simply wave your hand above the sensor at the front of the lid to open it automatically. The lid will remain open as long as there is an object in front of the sensor and close gently five seconds after the object is removed. If a hand or object breaks the infrared beam between the lid and the sensor while it's closing, re-triggering technology opens the lid again to prevent lid from closing on your hand.
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Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this deal:
- This price matches the price of the 82-TU Front Page Deal from January. -brisar
- Reviews:
- Rated 4.6 stars (out of possible 5 stars) by 5,898 Walmart customers.
- About this item:
- This trash can operates with infrared motion sensor technology to allow you to simply wave your hand above the sensor at the front of the lid to open it automatically. The lid will remain open as long as there is an object in front of the sensor and close gently five seconds after the object is removed. If a hand or object breaks the infrared beam between the lid and the sensor while it's closing, re-triggering technology opens the lid again to prevent lid from closing on your hand.
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I adjusted the voltage from 1.5 back up to 1.7v, and the motor opens faster and it's been super amazing.
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This seems like a good price, but my $0.02 is that I wouldn't take one for free.
I adjusted the voltage from 1.5 back up to 1.7v, and the motor opens faster and it's been super amazing.
I will opt for the foot pedal types from now own. Sometimes too much tech is too much tech.
I got mine on clearance for $20 a few weeks ago.
You just need to find the USB pinout for 5v+ and ground. Those get soldered to a buck converter [amazon.com] (mine came pre-labeled + and - on the underside), which will accept incoming voltage, and adjusts down via a philips screw on the converters PCB. If you spring for the extra big ones [amazon.com], they have a little LCD screen on them that tells you the output voltage.
I soldered the output wires to the backside of the battery terminals. This allowed me to keep the PCB out of the way, and when I melted the window in the battery door, it sunk in the USB connector so it's actually out of the way of the batteries. I could unplug the USB from the back and run on batteries without any adjustments.
this is what I started with. it's a different model/voltage, and he uses a 6v DC power adapter, to match it up for his 6v model....a lot less work than USB, but not nearly as cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Jc9dy3
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