Fontana Laquila Gold Automatic Sensor Faucet FAQ
Infrared Field Commissioning, Supply-Line Flushing & Gold-Finish Protection
The Fontana Laquila commercial touchless faucet combines a cast brass body,
Gold finish, infrared activation, and automatic water control for dependable
operation in airports, hotels, restaurants, offices, and high-traffic public restrooms.
Why should infrared performance be tested only after the basin and backsplash are installed?
The completed basin geometry determines how infrared energy is reflected toward the receiver. Final commissioning verifies that the sensing field detects hands reliably without responding continuously to polished bowl surfaces or the backsplash.
What plumbing procedure protects the automatic valve during initial startup?
Both supply branches should be flushed before connection so solder particles, thread sealant, scale, and construction debris do not lodge in the inlet screen or prevent the internal valve seal from closing completely.
How should pressure variation be assessed in a multi-fixture commercial restroom?
Technicians should measure dynamic pressure while adjacent faucets and flush valves operate, confirming that the supply remains within the specified 0.05–0.8 MPa range without causing weak activation flow or excessive basin splash.
Which maintenance products should be excluded from the Gold surface?
Acidic scale removers, chlorine cleaners, abrasive powders, metal polish, and scouring pads should be avoided because they can alter the finish. Routine cleaning should use mild soap, clean water, and a soft nonabrasive cloth.
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