Fontana touchless bathroom faucets and automatic soap dispensers are engineered for airports, offices, healthcare, retail, and hospitality. Infrared/ToF sensing, AC/DC power flexibility, and commercial-grade brass or stainless construction support uptime and water efficiency in heavy-traffic applications.
AC 110–240V with driver, or DC 6V (AA batteries) depending on model.
Mounting
Deck-mount and wall-mount variants; soap dispensers in deck/wall styles.
Warranty
Up to 5-year product warranty (model dependent).
Model-specific details: see each product page and specification sheet.
Installation Guidelines
Rough-in & Power: Provide AC outlet in the vanity/sink base or plan for DC battery pack access. Maintain clear service access for solenoid, control box, and soap reservoir.
Water Mixing: Use a thermostatic mixing valve (ASSE 1070/1017) for safe delivery; cold-fail shutoff recommended.
Sensor Aiming: Keep spout-to-basin distances per cut sheet to avoid bounce, and calibrate sensing distance if applicable.
Soap System: For multi-feed, locate reservoir above pumps where specified; route tubing to each dispenser per manufacturer layout.
Commissioning: Verify flow rate, auto-shutoff, purge/flush routine, and BIM/asset tags for CMMS/BMS where used.
Plumbing: Fits standard U.S. plumbing; typical ½″ connections, model-specific on spec sheet.
Power: AC driver or DC battery pack; some SKUs offer hot-swappable batteries.
BMS/Smart: Selected smart SKUs provide telemetry & setup via BLE/IR, with options for BACnet/IP, Modbus TCP, or MQTT where offered.
Multi-Feed Soap Systems
For banks of sinks, multi-feed reservoirs can drive multiple automatic soap dispensers from a single tank, simplifying maintenance and refill cycles in stadiums, schools, and airports.
Digital thermostatic control, commissioning via mobile, and (on smart SKUs) optional BMS connectivity help facilities teams monitor usage and uptime across high-throughput fixtures.
A construction-phase framework for submittals, rough-in, trade coordination, installation quality control, commissioning and facility handover of commercial touchless handwashing systems.
The construction team connects the approved design with actual field conditions. Product codes, mounting conditions, water and soap services, power, controls, accessibility and maintenance access must remain coordinated through installation.
General guides support planning, but the approved product submittal and model-specific instructions control the installed work.
Field Workflow
Construction checkpoints from award to handover
01
Verify the approved selectionMatch faucet, dispenser, finish, power, mixing, soap delivery and accessory requirements to exact product codes.
Coordinate rough-in before closureResolve countertop or wall openings, water, waste, power, controls, soap routing, accessibility and millwork conflicts.
04
Inspect, install and protectCheck delivered components, follow the approved instructions and protect finished fixtures and sensor surfaces from damage.
05
Commission the complete systemFlush, inspect, energize and test faucet operation, soap delivery, sensor behavior and access using model-specific procedures.
06
Complete the facility handoverProvide installed product records, manuals, settings, concealed-component locations, maintenance information and spare-parts references.
Preinstallation Review
Confirm responsibility before work begins
Work area
Verify before installation
Coordinate with
Counter / Wall
Openings, thickness, support, finished reference and mounting access
Architect, millworker and installer
Water / Waste
Supplies, shutoffs, filters, mixing, valves, traps and flushing plan
Plumbing contractor and engineer
Power / Controls
Specified source, protected routing, modules, connectors and access
Electrical contractor and engineer
Soap System
Reservoir or feed arrangement, pumps, tubing, refill and service path
Plumbing, millwork and facilities teams
Accessibility
Complete installed clearances and protection from concealed obstructions
Architect and accessibility consultant
Field Quality Control
Inspect before concealed work disappears
Document field conditions and obtain required approvals before counters, walls or access panels limit correction.
Product CheckCorrect model, finish, components and undamaged condition.
Rough-In CheckMounting, connections, routing and finished-surface references.
Access CheckFilters, valves, power, controls and soap equipment remain serviceable.
Protection CheckFinished fixtures, cables, hoses and sensor surfaces are protected.
Commissioning & Handover
Deliver an operable and maintainable system
The closeout record should connect each installed station with its exact product documents and concealed equipment locations.
Test: water delivery, shutoff, sensing and soap operation.
Record: product codes, power and settings where applicable.
Locate: valves, filters, controls, reservoirs and access panels.
Transfer: manuals, maintenance guidance and spare-parts information.
Use the approved product-specific installation documentsThe contractor must verify the exact products, field conditions and project requirements before installation. General coordination information does not replace approved submittals, shop drawings, model-specific instructions or applicable codes.
Contractor Questions
Field coordination and closeout
What should be confirmed before rough-in begins?
Confirm approved product codes, mounting conditions, openings, service connections, power, controls, soap delivery, accessibility and maintainable equipment locations.
When should a field mockup be considered?
A coordinated mockup can be valuable when a project repeats many stations or has complex basin, sensor, millwork, accessibility or concealed-service conditions.
What should be inspected before walls or counters are closed?
Inspect mounting references, water and soap routing, power and controls, component orientation, access provisions and conflicts with waste or millwork.
What should the facility team receive at handover?
Provide installed product records, operation and maintenance documents, settings where applicable, concealed-equipment locations and service or spare-parts information.
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