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Fontana Grenoble Polished Chrome Wall-Mounted Touchless Faucet FAQ
10.25-Inch Wall Projection, Ceramic Valve;
AC/DC Power & Concealed Sensor Integration
The Fontana Grenoble FS1109PC combines wall-mounted touchless
operation, brass construction, ceramic valving, and AC/DC
power for commercial lavatory installations.
How should the 10.25-inch wall projection be coordinated with the basin?
Establish the finished-wall and basin centerlines before completing
the rough-in. The approximately 10.25-inch projection should position
the outlet within the primary hand-washing zone without directing
discharge toward the basin rim. Verify bowl depth, backsplash geometry,
and finished-wall thickness before final trim installation.
How should the separate wall-mounted sensor be positioned and commissioned?
Coordinate the sensor location with the outlet, basin geometry, mirror,
and surrounding accessories before closing the wall. After final
finishes are installed, perform repeated hand-entry and withdrawal
tests from normal washing positions. Check reflective surfaces if
unintended activation or inconsistent detection occurs.
What should be checked at the G1/2-inch concealed plumbing connections?
Flush the supply piping before connecting the G1/2-inch inlet and
outlet path. Pressure-test concealed joints before the service cavity
is closed and verify stable discharge through repeated sensor cycles.
Maintain practical access to isolation, valve, and control components
so future servicing does not require removal of architectural finishes.
How should the ceramic valve and AC/DC system be maintained?
Keep the power supply, controller, wiring, and valve assembly accessible
for inspection. Test both available power arrangements during
commissioning and verify consistent automatic opening and complete
shutoff. Clean supply water and proper upstream flushing help protect
the ceramic valve surfaces from debris-related leakage or irregular
closure.
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