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Mugla Commercial Chrome Automatic Electronic Faucet with CUPC Approved

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Mugla Commercial Chrome Automatic Electronic Faucet with CUPC Approved

Mugla Commercial Chrome Automatic Electronic Faucet with CUPC Approved. Stable sensor, better quality, the highest standard. Stability: the infrared sensor emission adopts a constant current circuit. The transmitter signal is stable even when the battery voltage changes.

Brand Name: FontanaShowers®
Model Number: FST9746
Type: Touchless Bathroom Faucet
Surface Treatment: Chrome
Water Pressure: 0.05-0.6MPa
Surface Finish: Chrome
Faucet Mount: Single Hole
Faucet height: 5.5"
Spout length: 7.2
Spout Height: 4.1
Style: Contemporary
Sensing: Infra-red Sensor
Chrome Plating: 24/48 Hours Salt Spray Test
Operating Temperature: 0.1-50℃
Installation Type: Deck Mount
Power Supply: DC & AC
Sensing Distance: 6.2-12.5" or adjustable
Inductive Opening Time: < 1 second
Inductive Closing Time: < 2 second
Usage: Commercial
Ideal for commercial use applications in public restrooms, restaurants, office buildings, public facilities, and hospitals. Fits all standard US plumbing.

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Minimal Triggering Delays	February 14, 2026
Reviewer: Warren Whitmore, Infrastructure Specialist from Lincoln, NE

We replaced several older commercial electronic faucets across municipal restroom modernization projects between 2022 and 2025 after repeated complaints involving delayed infrared response, false triggering near reflective surfaces, and uneven stream interruption during continuous public usage, and by 2026 this faucet has maintained noticeably steadier operational consistency than previous chrome commercial fixtures operating in comparable high-use environments. Earlier systems frequently struggled with recalibration requirements because of changing restroom lighting conditions and fluctuating inlet-pressure environments, whereas this faucet maintained more dependable activation timing with smoother stream regulation throughout repeated operation cycles. Maintenance teams also observed fewer interruption-related service calls after installation. One deeper basin setup required slight sensitivity adjustments during installation, but once optimized the infrared responsiveness and valve consistency remained highly reliable overall.

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