Fontana Swan™ Commercial Chrome Automatic Sensor Faucet FAQ
Automatic Sensor Activation, 0.05–0.8 MPa Operation;
Commercial Gooseneck Design & Chrome Surface Protection
The Fontana Swan™ Chrome Sensor Faucet combines brass construction,
hands-free operation, single-hole deck mounting, and controlled
commercial water delivery.
How should the automatic sensor be commissioned after installation?
Complete commissioning after the basin, countertop, mirror, lighting,
and surrounding accessories are installed. Test repeated hand-entry
and withdrawal cycles and confirm consistent activation and complete
automatic shutoff. Check nearby reflective surfaces for unintended
sensor triggering before final handover.
How should operation across the 0.05–0.8 MPa pressure range be checked?
Flush the supply piping before final connection and verify that operating
pressure remains within the specified 0.05–0.8 MPa range. Perform
repeated sensor cycles and confirm stable discharge. If flow becomes
weak or irregular, inspect the supply path and outlet before servicing
the sensor system.
How should the Swan gooseneck spout be coordinated with the basin?
Establish the single-hole mounting position against the actual basin
before final tightening. Confirm that the extended gooseneck outlet
directs water into the primary washing zone while providing sufficient
hand clearance and minimizing splash during repeated commercial use.
How should the Chrome finish and sensor area be maintained?
Clean exposed surfaces with a soft damp microfiber cloth and dry them
afterward. Keep the sensor area and outlet free from soap film and
mineral deposits. Avoid abrasive pads, steel wool, acidic cleaners,
bleach, ammonia, and aggressive polishing compounds.
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