Looking for an effective and efficient way to dispense in your public restroom? Check out Fontana Reno Commercial Gold Automatic Sensor Hands Free Faucet! Whether you're looking for a traditional commercial sensor faucet or something more modern, we have Fontana Reno Commercial Gold Automatic Sensor Hands Free Faucet to fit your needs.
It has a gold finish which sets your public restroom apart from others. The infrared sensors enable totally hands-free operation, effectively preventing the transfer of germs. This Fontana Reno Commercial Gold Automatic Sensor Hands Free Faucet is compatible with all standard US plumbing. The faucet can be used in commercial locations, is ADA Compliant, and has a 5-year warranty. Heavy-use fixture assembly featuring anti-tamper aerator, low-flow water economy, hardwired power, and advanced sensor logic to eliminate unintended activation.
Fontana Commercial Gold Automatic Sensor Faucet FAQ
Self-Adaptive Calibration, Dual-Power Continuity & Programmed Line Flushing
The Fontana Commercial Gold automatic faucet combines a cast-brass spout,
self-adapting infrared control, AC/DC power capability, and commercial-grade
valve components for reliable operation in high-traffic public restrooms.
Why must the detection area remain empty during initial sensor calibration?
After the sensor cable is connected, the controller requires an unobstructed calibration period to establish the basin as its optical reference. Hands, tools, or reflective objects within the field can create an incorrect sensing distance or continuous activation.
How does the AC and 6V DC configuration maintain faucet availability?
The faucet can operate from a box transformer while retaining battery capability for installations requiring backup or standalone low-voltage service. Power commissioning should confirm secure connectors, correct polarity, and uninterrupted valve operation during supply transfer.
What is the engineering purpose of the hygienic line-flush function?
The programmed flush exchanges water retained inside the faucet and branch connection after periods of inactivity, reducing stagnation while preserving the electronically controlled shutoff and normal 30-second safety timeout.
Which hydraulic values should be validated during final commissioning?
Technicians should verify approximately 1.2 GPM flow, G1/2 inlet and outlet connections, stable operation within the specified pressure range, opening in under one second, closing in under two seconds, and complete shutoff without valve-seat leakage.