Hardwearing Smart Sensor Faucet; Designed to resist wear in public facilities—rugged materials, vandal-resistant aerator, ADA compliance, fast activation, and efficient water management. Elevate your bathroom with the FontanaShower Bayeux Grey Brass Wall Mounted Touchless Faucet.
The perfect blend of modern elegance and modern technology, this faucet brings style and great convenience to any contemporary bathroom space. This faucet is made from quality brass and has a rust and corrosion-resistant finish for long life. It has a spout height of 4 inches and a spout reach of 8 inches, giving enough room to wash your hands or rinse something. A wave of the hand beneath the faucet turns the water on, eliminating the need to make direct contact. The faucet includes indicators for hot and cold in order to make the application easier and safer: to find the perfect temperature. Thus, the touchless technology is hygienic and easy to handle, hence appropriate for both residential and commercial applications.
Fontana Bayeux™ Grey Square Wall Mounted Touchless Faucet FAQ
Infrared Touchless Activation, 8" Spout Reach;
Wall-Mounted Installation & Grey Surface Protection
The Fontana Bayeux™ Grey Touchless Faucet combines brass construction,
wall-mounted installation, automatic sensing, and an 8-inch spout reach
for commercial and contemporary washrooms.
How should the infrared sensor field be commissioned after installation?
Complete sensor commissioning after the basin, wall finishes, mirror,
lighting, and surrounding accessories are installed. Test repeated
hand-entry and withdrawal cycles beneath the outlet and confirm reliable
activation and complete shutoff. Check reflective surfaces for false
triggering before final handover.
How should the 8-inch wall-mounted spout reach be coordinated with the basin?
Establish the wall rough-in and basin centerline before final installation.
The 8-inch spout projection should direct water into the basin's primary
washing and drainage zone. Confirm adequate hand clearance and verify
that the stream does not strike the rear wall or shallow front edge,
which can increase splash outside the basin.
How should the concealed valve and aerator be serviced?
Provide service access to the concealed valve assembly and isolation
points during rough-in. If flow becomes weak or irregular, flush the
supply and inspect the valve, inlet pathway, and aerator for sediment
before troubleshooting the sensor electronics. The aerator should remain
securely installed for controlled commercial discharge.
How should the Grey finish and sensor area be maintained?
Clean exposed surfaces with a soft damp microfiber cloth and dry them
afterward. Keep the sensor window and aerator free from soap film and
mineral deposits. Avoid abrasive pads, steel wool, acidic cleaners,
bleach, ammonia, and aggressive polishing compounds that may damage
the finish or sensor surface.
Reduced Triggering Problems 
