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Fontana Elysian Dispense Champagne Touchless Automatic Soap Dispenser: Wall Rough-In Drawing

This wall rough-in drawing resource is intended to support architects, plumbing engineers, electrical engineers, interior designers, contractors, installers and facility managers coordinating the Fontana Elysian Dispense FS9840CP automatic soap dispenser before finished wall surfaces are installed. The drawing package should identify the spout centerline, finished-wall reference line, countertop reference line, wall penetration location, verified wall opening diameter, mounting-hole pattern, electrical conduit opening, soap-tube opening, controller and reservoir position, and required backing or blocking.

Fontana Elysian Dispense Champagne Touchless Automatic Soap Dispenser

The Fontana Elysian Dispense FS9840CP is a wall-mounted commercial automatic liquid soap dispenser designed for hands-free restroom operation. The rough-in drawing is used during framing and MEP preparation to establish the required wall penetrations, mounting support, concealed controller location and soap reservoir placement before tile, stone, paneling or other finish materials are installed.

  • Model: FS9840CP
  • Installation: Wall mounted
  • Finish: Champagne
  • Material: Solid brass construction
  • Dispenser type: Automatic liquid soap dispenser
  • Soap capacity: 1 liter
  • Power: AC 110–240V, 50/60Hz
  • Sensor: Infrared touchless activation
  • Wall opening: Verify before wall finish installation
  • Mounting support: Backing or blocking required
  • Concealed components: Controller, pump and soap reservoir
  • Application: Commercial and institutional restrooms

Required Wall Rough-In Drawing Package

Each drawing should use a consistent scale, dimension style and product identification block. Measurements should be referenced from the finished-wall line, dispenser centerline, countertop line and concealed service zone. Drawings should also clearly distinguish the wall-mount spout from the concealed controller, reservoir, tubing and electrical elements. The rough-in package is intended to guide framing, wall blocking, penetrations, conduit preparation and service coordination before final wall finishes are applied.

Standard Wall Rough-In Drawing

Shows the complete pre-finish construction arrangement for the Fontana Elysian Dispense FS9840CP, including the spout location, finished-wall reference line, centerline, mounting support, penetration points, conduit entry, soap tube route, concealed controller and reservoir position. This drawing provides the contractor with the overall rough-in reference before reviewing the individual coordination views.

Spout Centerline

Identifies the horizontal and vertical centerline for the dispenser spout relative to the lavatory and countertop. The centerline should be used to coordinate the final dispenser position with the sink capture area, faucet, mirror and other wall-mounted restroom accessories.

Wall Penetration Location and Verified Opening Diameter

Defines the exact penetration point through the wall for the dispenser body and concealed connections. The drawing should indicate the verified opening diameter required by the approved submittal and confirm that the opening is coordinated before tile, stone or solid-surface finishes are cut or installed.

Mounting-Hole Pattern

Shows the spacing and arrangement of mounting holes or attachment points required to secure the wall-mounted dispenser assembly. This view should be coordinated with the wall substrate and any internal reinforcing required to support the fixture properly.

Electrical Conduit Opening

Indicates the location reserved for the power connection and electrical conduit route serving the dispenser controller or transformer. The opening should be coordinated with the electrical drawings, concealed wall construction and locally adopted electrical requirements.

Soap-Tube Opening

Identifies the opening and pathway required for the soap supply tube between the wall-mounted dispenser spout and the concealed soap reservoir or pump assembly. The tube route should avoid sharp bends, pinch points and conflicts with framing or other concealed services.

Controller and Reservoir Position

Documents the recommended concealed location of the controller, pump and soap reservoir. This portion of the drawing should preserve adequate service clearance for refilling, inspection, tubing connection, electrical access and future maintenance.

Finished-Wall, Countertop and Blocking References

Shows the finished-wall reference line, countertop reference line and the required backing or blocking behind the wall assembly. These references are critical for aligning the dispenser with the lavatory while ensuring the wall structure can support the mounting hardware and concealed assembly.

Engineering note: Do not establish rough-in locations from estimated dimensions or unverified sketches. Final wall penetrations, opening diameters, hole locations, conduit paths, tube routes and backing positions should be taken from the approved FontanaShowers specification sheet, installation instructions or project submittal package before wall framing and finishes are completed.

Architectural and MEP Coordination Considerations

Finished-Wall Build-Up

Coordinate the rough-in depth with tile, stone, wall panel or other finished-wall materials so the exposed spout and wall flange align properly after finish installation.

Countertop and Lavatory Reference

Use the countertop and lavatory reference lines to align the spout centerline over the basin’s usable capture area and to avoid soap discharge onto adjacent finished surfaces.

Backing or Blocking

Provide suitable internal backing or blocking at the rough-in stage so the wall-mounted dispenser assembly can be securely fastened without compromising the wall finish system.

Electrical Coordination

Confirm the electrical conduit opening, transformer location and wiring path with the electrical drawings before the wall is closed, and verify service access for future maintenance.

Soap Reservoir Access

Locate the controller and soap reservoir where they remain accessible for refilling, cleaning and inspection, and avoid placing them behind permanent finishes with no service opening.

Concealed Service Clearance

Preserve sufficient space for tubing, pump connections, controller body and maintenance reach so concealed services are not crowded by framing, plumbing lines or other equipment.

Professional Engineering and Accessibility References

Project verification: Wall rough-in drawings are coordination tools and do not replace approved project submittals. The architect, engineer, electrical contractor, plumbing contractor and licensed installer should verify final wall construction, finished-wall thickness, centerlines, mounting support, wall penetrations, conduit openings, tubing routes, controller location, reservoir access, accessibility criteria and locally adopted codes before construction proceeds.