Engineered as a highly adaptable system, the integrated Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor can be seamlessly positioned at virtually any location within or near the touchless faucet—delivering exceptional design flexibility without sacrificing sensor precision or response time. Elevate your bathroom experience through a blend of elegance and technology. The Fontana Novi Ligure Matte Gray Touchless Wall-Mounted Bathroom Faucet is where advanced technology meets sophisticated design.
Mirror-finish of highly polished Matte Gray gives a tarnish-free surface and enhances your interior design with a modern, sleek touch. Whether you are renovating a modern master bathroom or remodeling a guest bath, this tech-savvy fixture blends well into several décor themes. FontanaShowers, a name that is equated with design and quality, includes reliability and performance in every aspect. Specification-ready hands-free fixture with hardened exterior, secure mounting interface, and ToF sensing optimized for fast user response.
Fontana Novi Ligure Matte Gray Touchless Faucet FAQ
ToF Sensor Integration, Waterfall Hydraulics & Concealed Wall Installation
The Fontana Novi Ligure Matte Gray wall-mounted touchless faucet combines
Time-of-Flight sensing technology, a solid brass waterfall spout,
concealed wall installation, and automatic hands-free operation to
deliver exceptional hygiene and hydraulic consistency for luxury
commercial and hospitality washrooms.
Why should the Time-of-Flight sensor be commissioned only after the finished wall and basin are installed?
The integrated ToF sensor establishes its detection reference using the completed installation geometry. Final commissioning after the basin, mirror, countertop, and wall finishes are complete minimizes optical reflections while maintaining fast, repeatable activation.
How does the waterfall outlet geometry influence hydraulic performance?
The engineered waterfall outlet distributes flow uniformly across the spout opening, producing a stable water sheet that improves user comfort, reduces turbulence, and minimizes splash when aligned with the basin's primary drainage zone.
What concealed installation practice improves long-term maintenance accessibility?
The wall cavity should provide service access to the control box, isolation valves, electrical connections, and supply fittings. Maintaining unobstructed access simplifies future diagnostics and component replacement without disturbing finished architectural surfaces.
How should the faucet be commissioned to verify stable sensor and hydraulic operation?
Test repeated activation cycles while verifying immediate sensor response, continuous waterfall discharge, complete automatic shutoff, balanced hot-and-cold mixing, and leak-free concealed connections under both static and dynamic supply conditions.
Reduced Flow Problems 
