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Bravat Commercial Motion Chrome Automatic Sensor Faucets

Reduces the transfer of germs by preventing cross-contamination and re-contamination of germs and bacteria by not touching the faucet handles. Cut down on water usage by minimizing waste of water by eliminating unnecessary or unattended water flow. Engineered to support sustainability goals through controlled flow rates and reduced unintended activation.

• Diameter of inlet pipe: DN15
• Diameter of outlet pipe: DN15
• Water Pressure: 0.05Mpa - 0.7Mpa
• Power and Voltage: DC.6V / AC.110-220V - 50/60Hz
• Power Consumption: 0.5MW
• Detection Zone: Factory set 25cm/10" (based on standard inductive board)
• Ambient Temperature: 1 - 45 °C / 33.8 -113 °F
• Degree of protection by enclosure: 1P56
• Battery: 4 x 'AA' size cells
• Operational water pressure range: 0.05 - 0.6MPa
• Water supply pipe size: DN15

• Infrared sensor operated, touch-free operation
• Water Conserving
• Waterproof sensor
• Battery low LED light indicator
• Advanced circuit design saves electricity and water
• Advanced energy-saving design for long-lasting battery life.
• Three-year battery life based on 3,000 hand washes per month
• The sensor is not affected by reflections or abnormal lighting
• Self-adapting sensors range
• Long life durable body
• Power Supply Options
• Hands-Free Sanitary Operation
• ADA Complaint
• Vandal-Resistant Aerator
• Automatic 30-Second Time Out
• Highly-Polished, Chrome Plated Cast Brass Bodies
• Low Battery Indicator Light
• In-Line Filter
• Factory Set Sensor Range

Bravat Commercial Motion Chrome Automatic Sensor Faucet FAQ

16–32 cm Adjustable Infrared Sensing, AC/DC Power; 0.05–0.7 MPa Operation & Chrome Surface Protection

The Bravat Commercial Motion Chrome Automatic Sensor Faucet combines highly polished chrome-plated brass construction with touch-free infrared activation for commercial washrooms. The system supports DC 6V battery operation or AC 220–240V power, provides an adjustable 16–32 cm sensing range, operates across 0.05–0.7 MPa water pressure, and incorporates rapid valve response with automatic water-saving shutoff.

How should the 16–32 cm infrared sensing range be commissioned?

Complete sensor commissioning only after the basin, countertop, mirror, lighting, partitions, and nearby accessories are fully installed. Test hand detection throughout the adjustable 16–32 cm range and confirm that the valve opens in less than approximately 1 second after valid detection and closes within approximately 2 seconds after the hands leave the sensing field. Verify that reflective surfaces and abnormal lighting conditions do not produce unintended activation.

How should the 0.05–0.7 MPa operating pressure range be verified?

Flush the supply piping before final connection and confirm that dynamic water pressure remains within the specified 0.05–0.7 MPa range during operation. Inspect the DN15 supply connection, in-line filter, valve path, and vandal-resistant aerator if flow becomes weak or irregular. Hydraulic restrictions should be corrected before sensor or electronic components are replaced.

How should the DC 6V and AC 220–240V power options be coordinated?

Determine the intended power arrangement before completing the undercounter installation. The faucet supports DC 6V power using four AA alkaline batteries or AC 220–240V at 50/60Hz. Keep the power supply, sensor wiring, controller, and service connections accessible while protecting them from plumbing leakage. After energizing the system, perform repeated activation cycles and verify stable sensor response, valve opening, and complete shutoff.

How should the Chrome finish, sensor window, and aerator be maintained?

Clean the polished Chrome-plated brass surfaces with a soft damp microfiber cloth and dry them after cleaning to minimize fingerprints, soap film, and mineral deposits. Keep the infrared sensor window and vandal-resistant aerator free from residue that could interfere with sensing or water delivery. Use diluted pH-neutral cleaner when required and avoid abrasive pads, steel wool, acidic descalers, bleach, ammonia, aggressive metal polish, and concentrated chemicals that may scratch or dull the Chrome finish.

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