The Fontana Commercial Automatic Wall Mount Dark Oil Rubbed Bronze Sensor Bathroom Faucet from FontanaShowers is ideal for those looking for an antique-style faucet, but not overly decorated. This faucet is a perfect match for classic-style bathrooms. It is made entirely of brass, wall mounted, with motion Sensors for Water Saving.
The valve core material is ceramic for the best performance that'll last a lifetime. It comes with ½" connections, complete with accessories and installation instructions. High-Endurance Smart Faucet; High-endurance commercial solution—rapid sensor activation, anti-false triggering, low-flow water saving, durable build quality, AC/DC or hybrid power options, TMV compatible.
Fontana Commercial Automatic Wall Mount Matte Black Sensor Faucet FAQ
Concealed Solenoid Access, Ceramic Valve Protection & Dual-Power Commissioning
The Fontana Commercial Matte Black Sensor Faucet combines wall-mounted infrared operation, brass construction, and AC/DC power flexibility for high-traffic commercial washrooms.
How should concealed service access be planned for the wall-mounted sensor and valve assembly?
Service access should be coordinated before the finished wall is closed so technicians can reach the electronic control, solenoid, supply connections, and ceramic valve without destructive removal of architectural finishes. The access location should also allow electrical connections to remain protected from moisture. Before handover, technicians should confirm that routine inspection and component replacement can be performed without disturbing the faucet's wall alignment or surrounding tile system.
Why should the G1/2-inch inlet and outlet waterways be flushed before the ceramic valve is commissioned?
Construction debris, pipe scale, sealing compounds, and metallic particles can migrate through newly installed piping and interfere with the ceramic sealing surfaces. Both G1/2-inch waterways should therefore be thoroughly flushed before normal sensor-controlled operation begins. If post-cycle dripping or incomplete closure occurs later, technicians should investigate contamination within the hydraulic path before replacing the infrared sensor or electronic controller.
How should AC/DC operation be verified when the faucet is specified for critical commercial facilities?
Commissioning should confirm stable sensor detection and complete valve actuation using the project's primary power arrangement. Where an alternate DC configuration is provided, technicians should test that power mode independently and perform several activation and shutoff cycles. Separating electrical testing from hydraulic testing helps identify whether intermittent operation originates from power delivery, wiring, the sensor module, or the water-control assembly.
What commissioning checks help prevent false triggering around a matte black wall-mounted installation?
Sensor testing should occur after the basin, mirrors, backsplash, partitions, and countertop accessories are permanently installed. Technicians should evaluate natural hand approaches as well as extended idle periods to confirm intentional activation without response to stationary surrounding surfaces. Particular attention should be given to the relationship between sensor direction, basin geometry, and highly reflective nearby materials that may influence infrared behavior even though the faucet itself has a non-reflective matte finish.
Lower Maintenance Complaints 
Minimal Calibration Complaints 
