It is a solid brass product so it guarantees long service life and very accurate performance daily. The operation of the faucet through a sensor keeps the hygiene very high unnoticeably as it is a no-touch operation. Its unobtrusive single-hole design does not disturb the overall space. The faucet is suitable for both classic and transitional washroom styles. It delivers a constant 1.2 GPM flow which is just the right combination of water saving and comfort. The premium infrared response works without interruption and provides a gentle and continuous flow with each usage. The FontanaVelith is a masterpiece where old meets new in every beautiful detail, a symbol of FontanaShowers' allegiance to craftsmanship, modern technology, and timeless beauty. Developed with vandal-resistant architecture including anti-tamper fasteners, concealed sensor windows, and protected aerator interfaces to reduce misuse and service calls.

FontanaVelith™ Aged Brass Single Hole Wall Mounted Touchless Faucet FAQ

Infrared Touchless Activation, 1.2 GPM Flow; 8" Wall Projection & Aged Brass Surface Protection

The FontanaVelith™ Aged Brass Single Hole Wall Mounted Touchless Faucet combines solid-brass construction with premium infrared hands-free activation in a streamlined wall-mounted configuration. The fixture provides a controlled 1.2 GPM maximum flow rate, single-hole installation, an 8-inch height, 8-inch projection, and 8–12-inch centers, while vandal-resistant details support reliable operation in commercial and high-end architectural washrooms.

How should the infrared sensor field be commissioned after installation?

Complete final sensor commissioning only after the basin, finished wall, mirror, lighting, partitions, soap accessories, and surrounding fixtures are installed. Test repeated hand-entry and withdrawal cycles from normal washing positions and confirm prompt water activation followed by complete automatic shutoff. Check reflective stone, mirrors, polished accessories, and nearby movement for unintended sensor interaction, and verify that the concealed sensor window remains unobstructed.

How should the 8-inch projection and 8–12-inch center range be coordinated during rough-in?

Establish the finished-wall plane, basin centerline, concealed valve location, water supply routing, and mounting elevation before wall close-in. The 8-inch faucet projection should position the discharge within the basin's primary washing zone without directing water against the rear wall, drain, or shallow bowl edge. Coordinate the specified 8–12-inch centers with the project rough-in and maintain sufficient concealed access for sensor, valve, and supply servicing.

What should be checked if the 1.2 GPM stream becomes weak or automatic shutoff is inconsistent?

Flush the supply piping before final connection and verify unrestricted flow through the concealed water path. Inspect the supply connection, aerator interface, and internal passages for sediment or construction debris. If the infrared system detects hand presence normally but water delivery remains weak, troubleshoot the hydraulic path separately from the electronics. If activation or shutoff becomes intermittent, inspect the sensor window, power and control connections, and surrounding reflective conditions before replacing control components.

How should the Aged Brass finish and protected sensor surfaces be maintained?

Clean the exposed Aged Brass surfaces with a soft damp microfiber cloth and dry them after cleaning to reduce soap film and mineral residue. Keep the concealed sensor window and protected aerator interface free from deposits that could interfere with sensing or water delivery. Use diluted pH-neutral soap when required and avoid abrasive pads, steel wool, acidic descalers, bleach, ammonia, aggressive metal polish, and concentrated chemical cleaners that can alter the intentionally warm, aged character of the brass finish.

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