Touchless Faucet & Soap Dispenser Under-Counter Layout

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Fontana Countertop Faucet & Soap Dispenser: Under-Counter Component Layout

This under-counter component layout resource is intended to support architects, plumbing engineers, electrical designers, interior designers, contractors, installers and facility managers coordinating the Fontana countertop touchless faucet and automatic soap dispenser within commercial and residential lavatory environments. The drawing identifies the control box, refillable soap bottle, soap pump, battery box, transformer, mounting brackets, flexible tubing and recommended service-access clearances beneath the countertop.

Fontana countertop faucet and soap dispenser under-counter component layout showing control box, soap bottle, soap pump, battery box, transformer, mounting brackets, flexible tubing and service-access clearances

Fontana Touchless Faucet and Automatic Soap Dispenser System

This coordinated touchless system organizes the electronic controller, soap-delivery components and power equipment beneath the countertop. The illustrated arrangement supports orderly installation, moisture separation, cable and tubing management, routine refilling, battery replacement and long-term maintenance access.

Fixture set: Countertop touchless faucet and automatic soap dispenser
Installation: Deck mounted / countertop mounted
Finish: Rose gold PVD
Application: Commercial and residential restroom / lavatory
Control module: Electronic control box
Soap reservoir: Refillable 1.0 L (34 fl oz) bottle
Soap pump: Peristaltic automatic dispensing pump
Backup power: 6 × AA batteries, 9 VDC total
Primary power: 12 VDC AC adapter / transformer
Soap tubing: 6 mm OD flexible tubing
Vertical service clearance: 300 mm (11-13/16 in.) minimum
Horizontal service clearance: 400 mm (15-3/4 in.) minimum

FontanaShowers Installation Guide

Required Under-Counter Component Layout Package

Each drawing should use a consistent component numbering system, mounting reference and service-clearance notation. The package should clearly identify the control box, soap bottle, pump, battery box, transformer, brackets, flexible tubing, wiring paths and maintenance zone. Components should be arranged to remain accessible while avoiding interference with plumbing, drainage, cabinetry and moving hardware.

Under-Counter Layout Overview

Shows the complete arrangement of the faucet and soap-dispenser components beneath the countertop. This view provides an overall reference for cabinet planning, mounting coordination, utility routing and project submittals.

Control Box

Identifies the central control unit that manages sensor inputs and operates the faucet and soap-dispenser outputs. The control box should be mounted securely and positioned for easy access to ports and wiring.

Soap Reservoir

Shows the refillable 1.0 L soap bottle mounted near the dispenser pump. The bottle should remain upright, securely supported and accessible for refilling, removal and cleaning.

Peristaltic Soap Pump

Illustrates the pump that draws liquid soap from the reservoir and delivers it to the dispenser spout. Tubing connections should remain visible and free from kinks, compression and sharp bends.

Battery Box

Identifies the backup-power enclosure for six AA batteries. The battery box should be mounted where the cover can be opened without removing adjacent plumbing or soap-system components.

Transformer / AC Adapter

Shows the primary 12 VDC power source for the system. The adapter should be positioned in a dry, ventilated and accessible location away from potential water leaks and standing moisture.

Mounting Brackets

Identifies the stainless-steel brackets used to secure components to cabinet surfaces. Fasteners should suit the substrate and prevent movement during operation, refilling and maintenance.

Flexible Tubing

Shows the 6 mm OD soap tubing connecting the bottle, pump and dispenser. Tubing should be cut to the required length and routed without sagging, abrasion, pinching or contact with sharp edges.

Service-Access Zone

Defines a recommended clear maintenance area of at least 300 mm vertically and 400 mm horizontally. Preserve this zone for component removal, inspection, refilling and future replacement.

Engineering note: The illustrated layout is a coordination reference and should not be scaled. Verify cabinet dimensions, component mounting locations, electrical access, soap-tubing lengths, plumbing separation and service clearances against the current FontanaShowers specification sheet, approved product sample and installation instructions before fabrication or installation.

Installation and Service Coordination Considerations

Component Mounting

Secure all components to stable cabinet surfaces using suitable brackets and fasteners so they do not move during normal operation or maintenance.

Moisture Separation

Keep the control box, battery box and transformer separated from likely leak paths, drain fittings and areas where standing water may collect.

Tubing Routing

Route soap tubing without kinks, sharp bends or compression, and keep it clear of drawer slides, hinges and other moving cabinet hardware.

Cable Management

Support electrical cables with suitable clips or ties while preserving service loops for inspection and future component replacement.

Refill Access

Position the soap bottle so it can be refilled or removed without disconnecting unrelated plumbing or electrical components.

Maintenance Clearance

Maintain the recommended 300 mm vertical and 400 mm horizontal clear area for safe servicing of the complete under-counter system.

FontanaShowers Installation and Specification Resources

FontanaShowers Product Catalog Product information, finish options and technical documentation for Fontana touchless bathroom and commercial fixtures. FontanaShowers Installation Hub Central installation resource for touchless faucets, automatic soap dispensers and associated under-counter components. Automatic Sensor Faucet Collection Explore touchless faucet configurations, power options, control systems and commercial handwashing applications. Faucet BIM and Design Resources Architectural and coordination resources supporting fixture selection, project documentation and multidisciplinary model development. Touchless Soap Dispenser Resources Product and installation information for soap pumps, refillable bottles, tubing and automatic dispensing systems. Fixture Installation Resources General installation information covering mounting, electrical connections, tubing, testing, cleaning and maintenance.

Professional Engineering and Accessibility References

U.S. Access Board – Plumbing Elements and Facilities Provides federal accessibility guidance for lavatories, sinks, faucets and accessible restroom elements.
U.S. Access Board – Lavatories and Sinks Guide Explains accessible lavatory clearances, approaches, knee and toe space, reach ranges and fixture coordination.
OSHA – Electrical Safety Provides workplace guidance concerning electrical hazards, safe servicing practices and equipment installation.
EPA WaterSense – Bathroom Faucets Provides information concerning water-efficient bathroom faucets, performance requirements and conservation considerations.
OSHA – Restroom and Sanitation Requirements Summarizes workplace requirements for sanitary restrooms and readily accessible handwashing facilities.

Project verification: Under-counter layout drawings are coordination tools and do not replace approved project submittals. The architect, plumbing engineer, electrical designer, contractor and qualified installer should verify component locations, mounting surfaces, power access, moisture separation, tubing and cable routing, service clearances, accessibility criteria and applicable local codes before installation.