FontanaAquaElysia™ Matte Black Wall-Mounted Sensor Faucet FAQ
Detection-Zone Accuracy, Concealed Inlet Commissioning; Matte Black Finish Care
The FontanaAquaElysia™ Matte Black touchless faucet combines solid-brass construction, single-hole wall mounting, infrared motion-sensor activation, a standard G1/2-inch inlet, and controlled operation across a 1–6 bar water-pressure range.
How should the wall outlet and faucet centerline be coordinated with the basin?
Position the concealed G1/2-inch outlet level, square to the finished wall, and directly aligned with the intended basin landing point. The connection should be firmly supported so the faucet remains stable and the stream does not strike the rear basin wall or create excessive countertop splash.
How should the infrared sensing zone be tested after final installation?
Complete sensor testing after the basin, mirror, backsplash, soap dispenser, and surrounding accessories are installed. Confirm that normal hand placement activates water immediately without detecting reflective surfaces, passing movement, cleaning equipment, or objects outside the intended washing zone.
What should be checked if the faucet produces weak flow or delayed shutoff?
Flush the supply line, inspect the inlet passage for construction debris, and verify stable dynamic pressure within the specified 1–6 bar range. Also clean the sensor window and confirm that sediment is not preventing the internal valve from opening fully or closing immediately after hand removal.
How should the Matte Black finish be cleaned without producing glossy patches?
Wipe the exposed brass surface with a soft damp microfiber cloth and dry it immediately. Use diluted pH-neutral soap only and avoid abrasive pads, acidic descalers, bleach, ammonia, steel wool, polishing compounds, stiff brushes, and concentrated disinfectants that may alter the uniform matte coating.