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Fontana American Standard Deck-Mounted Sensor Faucet: Aerator and Water Stream Detail

This aerator and water stream detail resource is intended to support architects, plumbing engineers, contractors, installers and facility managers coordinating the Fontana American Standard deck-mounted automatic sensor faucet. The technical drawing identifies the aerator assembly, outlet housing, flow straightener, water-stream pattern, stream projection, outlet geometry, splash-control characteristics, flow regulation, maintenance access and replacement procedures required for reliable long-term operation.

Fontana American Standard Deck-Mounted Sensor Faucet

The aerator influences water-stream quality, splash reduction, flow consistency and user comfort. Proper coordination of the aerator assembly helps maintain stable outlet performance while reducing maintenance requirements over the service life of the faucet.

This drawing illustrates the relationship between the aerator, outlet geometry and resulting water stream. Final aerator type, flow characteristics and replacement components should always be verified using the approved FontanaShowers product documentation.

  • Model: FS2361TFDP
  • Installation: Deck mounted
  • Aerator: Integrated outlet assembly
  • Water Stream: Controlled aerated flow
  • Flow Regulation: Factory configured
  • Maintenance: Serviceable aerator assembly
  • Application: Commercial and residential lavatories
Product Page Installation Guide

Required Aerator and Water Stream Drawing Package

Each drawing should use a consistent scale, enlarged outlet detail and product-identification block. The drawing package should identify the aerator assembly, outlet geometry, water-stream characteristics and maintenance features while clearly distinguishing removable and fixed components.

Aerator and Water Stream Detail

Shows the complete outlet assembly together with the resulting water stream and the relationship between the aerator and the faucet spout.

Aerator Assembly

Identifies the complete removable aerator assembly installed at the end of the faucet spout.

Aerator Housing

Shows the threaded housing that secures the aerator while maintaining proper alignment with the outlet.

Water Stream Pattern

Illustrates the intended stream profile leaving the outlet and entering the basin under normal operating conditions.

Flow Straightener

Identifies the internal flow-straightening element used to improve stream stability and reduce turbulence.

Stream Projection

Shows the direction and projection of the water stream relative to the basin centerline.

Outlet Geometry

Illustrates the outlet opening and its relationship with the aerator assembly and water discharge.

Splash Control

Shows how the outlet configuration contributes to reducing excessive splash during normal handwashing.

Flow Regulation

Identifies the flow-regulating components integrated within the aerator assembly.

Aerator Removal

Illustrates the recommended service direction for removing the aerator during inspection or replacement.

Cleaning Procedure

Shows the service sequence used when cleaning mineral deposits or debris from the aerator components.

Replacement Detail

Identifies the orientation and installation method for a replacement aerator approved for the faucet model.

Maintenance Access

Illustrates the clearance required to inspect, remove and service the outlet assembly without damaging the faucet finish.

Performance Verification

Confirms the final water-stream quality, outlet performance and aerator operation during commissioning.

Engineering note: Aerator and water-stream drawings are intended for engineering coordination only. Final outlet performance, flow characteristics, replacement parts and maintenance procedures should be verified using the approved FontanaShowers specification sheet, installation guide and product documentation.

Project verification: The architect, plumbing engineer, contractor and licensed installer should verify the final aerator configuration, outlet geometry, water-stream performance, maintenance access, replacement procedures and approved service components before placing the faucet into operation.