The high-quality brass used in the making gives a long life and a steady source of reliability. Even though it was designed for single-hole wall placement, it gives a sophisticated and modern look that goes well with the décor of any expensive place. It features a very well-controlled 1.2 GPM flow that keeps the comfort level while still encouraging water-saving practices. The state-of-the-art infrared system detects the presence of users in a flash, and then each activation gives a smooth and steady stream of water. It may be daily use or guest rooms, it always delivers the sophistication and artful design. By uniting creativity, technology, and performance, this faucet brings a new definition to the modern luxury, being a symbol of FontanaShowers’ dedication to the quality, environment-friendly, and timeless beauty of the products.

FontanaVareon™ Polished Chrome Wall Mounted Touchless Faucet FAQ

Infrared Touchless Activation, 1.2 GPM Flow; 8" Wall Projection & Polished Chrome Surface Protection

The FontanaVareon™ Polished Chrome Wall Mounted Touchless Faucet combines solid-brass construction with infrared hands-free activation in a contemporary single-hole wall-mounted configuration. The faucet is engineered for a maximum 1.2 GPM flow rate and features an 8-inch height, 8-inch projection, and an 8–12-inch center range for coordinated commercial and architectural washbasin installations.

How should the infrared sensor be commissioned after the wall-mounted installation is complete?

Complete sensor commissioning after the basin, finished wall, mirror, lighting, partitions, and nearby accessories are fully installed. Test repeated hand-entry and withdrawal cycles from normal washing positions and confirm prompt water activation followed by complete automatic shutoff. Reflective stone, polished metal, glass, or nearby movement should be checked for unintended sensor interaction so the final detection field remains stable under actual restroom conditions.

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 water supply, sensor-control location, and mounting elevation before wall close-in. The faucet has an 8-inch projection and 8-inch overall height with an 8–12-inch center range, so the outlet should be positioned to discharge into the primary washing zone without striking the rear basin wall, drain assembly, or shallow edge of the bowl. Maintain rigid structural support and accessible service space for concealed connections.

What should be checked if the 1.2 GPM flow becomes weak or inconsistent?

Flush the supply piping before final connection and verify unrestricted flow to the concealed valve assembly. Inspect supply valves, filters, aerator passages, and internal water connections for sediment or installation debris. If the infrared sensor responds normally but water delivery remains weak, troubleshoot the hydraulic path separately from the sensing system. The faucet is designed for a maximum 1.2 GPM discharge, so any significant reduction should prompt inspection for restrictions before electronic components are replaced.

How should the Polished Chrome finish and sensor surface be maintained?

Remove fingerprints, soap film, and mineral residue with a soft damp microfiber cloth and dry the polished Chrome surface after cleaning. Keep the infrared sensor area free of residue that could interfere with reliable detection. Use diluted pH-neutral soap when required and avoid abrasive pads, steel wool, acidic descalers, bleach, ammonia, aggressive metal polish, stiff brushes, and concentrated chemical cleaners that may scratch or dull the reflective Chrome finish.

Polished Chrome