Complete sensor commissioning after the basin, backsplash, countertop and surrounding accessories are installed. Confirm reliable hand detection throughout the intended sensing field and adjust the sensor range where required.

Flush the supply line before final connection, confirm service stops are fully open, inspect inlet filtration for debris, and verify secure supply fittings before commissioning.

Verify approximately 1.5 GPM under normal dynamic operating conditions. If output is restricted, inspect the aerator, inlet filters, service stops, and available water pressure.

Clean the infrared sensor window, remove reflective objects from the sensing field, verify stable electrical power, and inspect the electronic valve for debris or incomplete seating.

The adjustable sensing field allows commissioning for different basin and countertop geometries while reducing unintended activation from nearby reflective surfaces.

Maintain stable dynamic inlet pressure within the specified operating range. Excessive pressure should be regulated, while low dynamic pressure may reduce available flow.

Verify the specified AC or battery power configuration before commissioning the infrared sensor and electronic valve assembly.

Periodically clean the sensor window and aerator, inspect inlet filtration, remove mineral buildup, and verify reliable electronic valve shutoff during scheduled maintenance.