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Fontana Brio PrimeSense™ Line Gun Metal Gray Touchless Bathroom Faucet: Installation Drawings

This installation drawing resource supports architects, plumbing engineers, interior designers, contractors, installers and facility managers coordinating the Fontana Brio PrimeSense™ deck-mounted touchless faucet within commercial washrooms. The drawing package communicates the faucet’s relationship to the lavatory, countertop opening, sensor detection field, water connections, electronic control components and required maintenance clearances.

Fontana Brio PrimeSense™ Line Gun Metal Gray Touchless Faucet

The Fontana Brio PrimeSense™ FS-1095GMG is a commercial-grade, single-hole touchless bathroom faucet with a solid-brass body and Gun Metal Gray PVD finish. Its adjustable infrared sensing system, motorized valve and dual AC/DC power capability support reliable hands-free operation in high-traffic commercial washrooms.

  • Model: FS-1095GMG
  • Installation: Single-hole deck mounted
  • Material: Solid brass
  • Finish: Gun Metal Gray PVD
  • Sensor range: 16–32 cm, adjustable
  • Flow rate: 1.2 GPM at 60 PSI
  • Power: 220–240V AC or 6V DC using 4 AA batteries
  • Water connection: G1/2-inch inlet and outlet
Product Page Installation Guide

Required Installation Drawing Package

Each drawing should use a consistent scale, dimension style and product identification block. Measurements should be referenced from the finished countertop, faucet centerline and water outlet centerline. Drawings should also identify the basin, mounting opening, sensor field, G1/2-inch water connection, electronic control module and required service clearance.

Standard Installation Drawing

Shows the complete installed arrangement, including the faucet, countertop, lavatory basin, mounting hardware, water supply, electronic control module and power connection. This drawing gives contractors an overall reference before reviewing the individual dimensional and connection details.

Dimension Drawing

Presents the principal faucet measurements needed for architectural elevations, plumbing coordination drawings, project submittals and shop drawings. It should identify the overall height, body width, spout reach, outlet height, mounting base and countertop clearance.

Front Elevation

Displays the faucet as viewed by the user and identifies the overall height, body centerline, sensor position, outlet location and alignment with the basin. This view helps maintain consistent fixture spacing across multi-station commercial lavatories.

Side Elevation

Illustrates the faucet projection, spout reach, outlet height and relationship to the basin. This view is important for evaluating water delivery, splash control, backsplash clearance, user reach and hand placement within the sensor field.

Top Plan View

Defines the faucet footprint and horizontal relationship to the basin centerline and countertop edge. The plan view helps prevent conflicts with soap dispensers, backsplash elements, mirrors and adjacent fixtures.

Overall Dimensions

Summarizes the complete faucet width, height, projection and mounting footprint in one quick-reference drawing. Imperial and metric dimensions should be provided for specification packages, BIM coordination and international projects.

Spout Reach and Clearance

Identifies the horizontal distance from the faucet centerline to the aerator outlet. The outlet should discharge into the basin’s usable capture area without directing water onto the rear wall, countertop or front rim.

Sensor Location and Detection Zone

Identifies the infrared sensor window and illustrates the adjustable 16–32 cm hand-detection field. The drawing should account for the basin profile, backsplash and reflective accessories that could cause false activation.

Engineering note: Do not add estimated product dimensions to construction documents. Final measurements must be taken from the approved FontanaShowers specification sheet, installation instructions or project submittal package before countertop openings and utility locations are established.

Architectural and MEP Coordination Considerations

Lavatory Alignment

Position the faucet outlet over the basin’s usable capture area to control splash and prevent water from contacting the countertop or front rim.

Countertop Opening

Coordinate the single-hole mounting opening with the faucet base, mounting hardware, countertop thickness and available undercounter clearance.

Sensor Commissioning

Adjust and test the 16–32 cm sensor field after the basin, backsplash, mirror and surrounding restroom accessories have been installed.

Power Coordination

Confirm whether the installation will use 220–240V AC power or 6V DC battery power and coordinate all concealed electrical components accordingly.

Water Connection

Provide an accessible G1/2-inch water connection, service stop and inlet filtration arrangement while preserving sufficient clearance for commissioning.

Service Access

Maintain access to the control module, motorized valve, batteries, filter, wiring and water connections without removing permanent countertop or wall finishes.

FontanaShowers Installation and Specification Resources

FS-1095GMG Product Page Product information, technical specifications, finish details and available resources for the Brio PrimeSense™ touchless faucet. Touchless Faucet Installation Instructions Installation, connection, commissioning and maintenance guidance for FontanaShowers touchless bathroom faucets. Standard Overall Dimensions Dimensional drawing resources for coordinating fixture height, spout reach, mounting footprint and installation clearances. FontanaShowers Installation Hub Central installation guidance for touchless faucets, bathroom faucets, automatic dispensers and related commercial fixtures. Bathroom Fixture BIM Files BIM and architectural coordination resources for plumbing fixture planning, design development and project documentation. Architect and Designer Specifications Specification support and project documentation resources for architects, designers, engineers and commercial contractors.

Professional Engineering and Accessibility References

Project verification: Installation drawings are coordination tools and do not replace approved project submittals. The architect, engineer and licensed installer should verify final dimensions, countertop construction, mounting support, water connections, electrical requirements, sensor commissioning, accessibility criteria and locally adopted codes before installation.