- Public buildings, Hospitality
- Public washroom
- Washbasin mixer tap
- Stern Engineering Ltd.
Washbasin mixer tap Touch Free AB 1953countertopmetalelectronic
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Characteristics
- Product applications
- for washbasin
- Installation
- countertop
- Material
- metal
- Type
- electronic
- Location
- bathroom
- Number of holes
- 1-hole
- Style
- contemporary
- Handle shape
- handleless
- Waste
- without waste
- Market
- commercial
- Other characteristics
- cold water, with soap dispenser
- Height
135 mm
(5.31 in)
Description
Touch free electronic tap for deck-mounted installations.
Touch Free AB 1953 Touchless Deck Faucet
Activated by a infrared sensor.
For cold or premixed water.
Touch Free AB 1953 Automatic Faucet – Touch Free AB 1953 Commercial Faucet
Filters included. Includes a low battery indicator.
Latching solenoid valve is located above deck inside the product for added vandal protection.
Solid brass one-piece construction. Adjustable settings by remote control: sensor range, security time, delay in, delay out, on-off and reset to factory settings.
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