Cistern Mechanism

The cistern mechanism is a crucial component of modern toilets, designed to efficiently store and release water for flushing. It typically consists of a tank, flush valve, fill valve, float mechanism, and flush handle or button. The cistern fills with water after each flush, with the float mechanism regulating the water level to ensure proper operation. When the flush handle or button is activated, the flush valve opens, allowing water to flow from the cistern into the toilet bowl to clear waste. Once the cistern is emptied, the fill valve replenishes it to the set water level. Cistern mechanisms are engineered for durability, water conservation, and smooth, quiet operation, providing a reliable and hygienic solution for everyday use.