This is designed for deck mounted installations, and with a compact height of 125 mm, width of 40 mm, and depth of 170 mm, it can fit in several configurations around a sink. Power for the faucet is also flexible (DC, AC, or hybrid) for simplicity of installation in many locations. The infrared sensor that allows for fast touchless operation is efficient, sanitary, and can diminish cross-contamination. A ceramic valve core allows for smooth, leak-free performance and longer life. The motor case is constructed out of durable material, is 145 mm high, 116.5 mm wide, and 85.5 mm deep, and is designed for easy maintenance if required in the future. It is fully ADA compliant and merges refined design and advanced performance with efficiency. Any commercial washroom could use a sophisticated, durable as an upgrade to the current standards.

FontanaAquaRay™ Gold Automatic Sensor Faucet FAQ

Infrared Response Testing, Ceramic Valve Commissioning; Gold Finish Protection

The FontanaAquaRay™ Gold automatic faucet combines a compact deck-mounted profile, infrared touchless activation, a ceramic valve core, flexible AC, DC, or hybrid power compatibility, ADA-compliant operation, and polished Gold finishing for high-use commercial washrooms.

How should the infrared sensing field be tested after the faucet is installed?

Complete sensor testing after the basin, backsplash, mirror, soap dispenser, and countertop accessories are installed. Confirm that normal hand entry activates water promptly without detecting the basin surface, reflected light, passing movement, or objects outside the intended washing zone.

What should be checked if activation becomes intermittent or delayed?

Clean the infrared sensor window, verify stable AC, DC, or hybrid power, inspect the sensor cable connections, and remove reflective objects from the detection field. Low battery voltage, loose wiring, contamination, or incorrect sensor alignment can delay response even when hydraulic flow remains unrestricted.

How should the ceramic valve be commissioned to prevent dripping?

Flush the supply line before final connection, inspect the inlet filter, and cycle the faucet repeatedly under normal dynamic pressure. Confirm immediate opening and complete shutoff after hand removal, because construction sediment or debris at the ceramic valve seat can produce delayed closure or intermittent dripping.

How should the polished Gold finish be cleaned without scratching or dulling it?

Remove fingerprints, soap residue, and water spots with a soft damp microfiber cloth, then dry the faucet immediately. Use diluted pH-neutral soap only and avoid abrasive pads, acidic descalers, bleach, ammonia, steel wool, polishing powders, and concentrated disinfectants.

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