Bauhaus™ — Technical Specifications
| Category | Specification |
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| Faucet Flow Options | 0.35 gpm (laminar) · 0.5 gpm (laminar/aerated), pressure‑compensated regulator |
| Operating Pressure | 20–80 psi (recommended); below 20 psi reduced flow; add PRV above 80 psi |
| Inlet Threads | 3/8" compression (NPSM) braided hoses, 24" typical |
| Electrical — Battery | 6 V nominal (4×AA pack); latching solenoid; standby < 100 µA; typical pulse 0.6–0.9 A for 40–80 ms |
| Electrical — AC/Driver | 100–240 VAC input → SELV 12 VDC; recommend ≥15 VA per device (≥30 VA per faucet+dispenser set) |
| Wiring Runs | Dedicated low‑voltage; 18–22 AWG; max 15 m at 18 AWG (observe voltage drop limits in wiring PDF) |
| Mounting & Torque | Deck thickness 15–40 mm; faucet shank nut 6–8 N·m; escutcheon/set screws 1.0–1.5 N·m; dispenser collar 2–3 N·m |
| Sensor Window | IR (850–940 nm) with ToF assist; adjustable range ~80–120 mm; mirror/gloss compensation |
| Hygiene Flush | Selectable after idle 12/24/48/72 h; run 3–8 s; uses tempered water |
| Thermal Purge | Maintenance function: 60–70 °C (140–158 °F) for 2–5 min; supervised; coordinate with ASSE 1070 mixing |
| Dispenser Type | Liquid 1–3000 cP; 1000 mL tank; dose 0.8–1.5 mL; anti‑drip; purge/prime routine |
| Materials/Finish | Lead‑free brass body; Chrome or PVD (Brushed Nickel, Matte Black, Brushed Gold) |
| Environment | Electronics IP65; ambient 0–50 °C; RH 5–95% non‑condensing |
| Compliance | Design intent: ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1; NSF/ANSI 61/372; ADA/ICC A117.1 planning |
Deco™ — Technical Specifications
| Category | Specification |
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| Faucet Flow Options | 0.35/0.5 gpm (pressure‑compensated); vandal‑resistant outlet |
| Operating Pressure | 20–80 psi; add hammer arrestors on aggressive mains |
| Inlet Threads | 1/2" NPSM braided hoses, 24" typical |
| Electrical — Battery | 6 V (4×AA); latching solenoid; standby < 120 µA; pulse 0.7–1.0 A / 60 ms |
| Electrical — AC/Driver | SELV 12 VDC; recommend 20 VA per device in high‑traffic venues |
| Wiring Runs | 18 AWG up to 20 m; shielded low‑voltage recommended where EMI present |
| Mounting & Torque | Deck 15–45 mm; shank nut 7–9 N·m; dispenser collar 2.5–3.5 N·m; anti‑rotation gasket included |
| Hygiene Flush | Idle 24/48/72 h; run 4–10 s |
| Thermal Purge | 60–70 °C for 3–5 min; supervised; signage/area control required |
| Dispenser Type | Liquid; 1000 mL; 0.8–1.5 mL dose; anti‑drip; lockout timer 2–4 s |
| Environment | IP65 electronics; cleaning‑chemical tolerant bezels (avoid bleach/abrasives) |
Modernist™ — Technical Specifications
| Category | Specification |
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| Faucet Flow Options | 0.35/0.5 gpm with integrated touchless mixing (ASSE 1070 compatible) |
| Operating Pressure | 20–80 psi; maintain balanced hot/cold to mixer |
| Inlet Threads | 3/8" compression (hot/cold) + 3/8" outlet to spout/manifold |
| Electrical — AC/Driver | Required SELV 12–24 VDC; faucet 8 VA typical (peaks 12 VA); dispenser 6 VA typical — size 25–30 VA per set |
| Electrical — Battery | Not recommended for mixer SKU due to duty cycle |
| Connectivity | Optional BLE 4.2/5.0 for local commissioning & one‑tap snapshot export (settings, counters); no cloud required |
| Wiring Runs | 18 AWG up to 20 m; observe polarity; do not share conduit with mains |
| Mounting & Torque | Deck 15–40 mm; faucet shank nut 6–8 N·m; mixer manifold screws 2.0 N·m; dispenser collar 2–3 N·m |
| Hygiene Flush | Idle 12/24/48 h; 3–8 s; programmable via service mode/BLE |
| Thermal Purge | 60–70 °C for 2–4 min; manual enable only; auto‑revert to tempered |
| Dispenser Type | Liquid; 1000 mL; 0.8–1.5 mL dose; anti‑drip; purge/prime |
| Environment | IP65; ambient 0–50 °C |
Renaissance™ — Technical Specifications
| Category | Specification |
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| Faucet Flow Options | 0.35/0.5 gpm (laminar outlet recommended for healthcare) |
| Operating Pressure | 20–80 psi; maintain clean strainers; flush lines pre‑commissioning |
| Inlet Threads | 3/8" compression braided hoses |
| Electrical — Battery | 6 V (4×AA); standby < 100 µA; pulse 0.6–0.9 A / 50–70 ms |
| Electrical — AC/Driver | SELV 12 VDC; ≥15 VA per device suggested |
| Wiring Runs | 18–22 AWG; max 15 m at 18 AWG; low‑voltage only |
| Mounting & Torque | Deck 15–40 mm; shank nut 6–8 N·m; dispenser collar 2–3 N·m |
| Hygiene Flush | Idle 12/24/48/72 h; 4–8 s; laminar flow avoids aerosolization |
| Thermal Purge | 60–70 °C for 3–5 min; coordinate with infection‑control SOPs |
| Dispenser Type | Foam; 1000 mL; 0.4–0.6 mL dose; foam pump with purge/prime anti‑clog |
| Environment | IP65 electronics; smooth, easy‑wipe bezels |
Neoclassic™ — Technical Specifications
| Category | Specification |
|---|
| Faucet Flow Options | 0.35/0.5 gpm (laminar/aerated); slim spout geometry for counters |
| Operating Pressure | 20–80 psi; pressure regulator integrated |
| Inlet Threads | 3/8" compression braided hoses |
| Electrical — Battery | 6 V (4×AA); standby < 100 µA; pulse 0.6–0.9 A / 50–70 ms |
| Electrical — AC/Driver | SELV 12 VDC; ≥15 VA per device |
| Wiring Runs | 18–22 AWG; up to 15 m; avoid bundling with mains |
| Mounting & Torque | Deck 12–35 mm; shank nut 6–7 N·m; escutcheon screws 1.0–1.2 N·m; dispenser collar 2–3 N·m |
| Hygiene Flush | Idle 24/48 h; 3–8 s |
| Thermal Purge | 60–70 °C for 2–4 min; manual enable |
| Dispenser Type | Liquid; 1000 mL; 0.8–1.5 mL dose; anti‑drip; purge/prime |
| Environment | IP65; ambient 0–50 °C; RH 5–95% NC |
Brutalist™ — Technical Specifications
| Category | Specification |
|---|
| Faucet Flow Options | 0.35/0.5 gpm; vandal‑resistant outlet; configurable max‑run 15–60 s |
| Operating Pressure | 20–80 psi; add arrestors; avoid dead‑end runs |
| Inlet Threads | 1/2" NPSM braided hoses, 24" typical |
| Electrical — Battery | 6 V (4×AA); standby < 120 µA; pulse 0.7–1.0 A / 60–90 ms |
| Electrical — AC/Driver | SELV 12 VDC; 20 VA per device recommended for high‑abuse sites |
| Wiring Runs | 18 AWG up to 20 m; use anti‑tamper conduit where exposed |
| Mounting & Torque | Deck 15–45 mm; shank nut 8–10 N·m; dispenser collar 3–4 N·m; anti‑rotation gasket & locknut provided |
| Hygiene Flush | Idle 24/48/72 h; 3–8 s; obstruction lockout 30–90 s |
| Thermal Purge | 60–70 °C for 3–5 min; supervised; area control |
| Dispenser Type | Liquid; 1000 mL; 0.8–1.5 mL dose; anti‑drip; vandal shield bezel |
| Environment | IP65 electronics; abrasion‑resistant bezels; cleaning‑chemical tolerant (avoid bleach) |
Advanced Technical FAQ
- How do I size a shared transformer for a faucet + dispenser set?
Add the worst‑case VA of each device. Example (Modernist set): faucet 12 VA peak + dispenser 10 VA peak → choose ≥25 VA SELV driver. If powering multiple sets, include diversity but keep 20–30% headroom. Keep homeruns short and use 18 AWG to minimize voltage drop. - What’s the expected battery life and how do policy settings affect it?
Battery life depends on cycles/day, water temp, and policies (dwell, lockout, hygiene flush). Latching valves draw only during the open/close pulse. As a rule of thumb: medium traffic (400–600 cycles/day) with hygiene flush off yields 12–18 months; add hygiene flush every 24 h and expect ~10–15% reduction. For 24/7 venues, AC is recommended. - How do I mitigate sensor false triggers near mirrors or glossy stone?
Use models with ToF assist (Bauhaus, Neoclassic) and enable reflective‑surface compensation. Maintain the sensor‑to‑basin offset shown in the cut sheet and keep faucet–dispenser spacing at 150–250 mm (6–10 in) center‑to‑center to avoid cross‑triggering. - What are the recommended hygiene flush and thermal purge practices?
Hygiene flush: 3–8 s after 12–72 h idle to refresh lines. Thermal purge: planned maintenance at 60–70 °C for 2–5 min with area control and signage. Pair with ASSE 1070 mixing valves; auto‑revert to tempered after purge. Log the event in O&M records (BLE snapshot on Modernist). - Which mixing strategy should I use for campuses?
At each lavatory, use ASSE 1070 point‑of‑use mixing to cap outlet temperature. For building‑level control, use ASSE 1017 thermostatic master mixing plus recirculation and commissioning flushes. Keep pressure balance between hot/cold for the Modernist mixer to maintain stable flows. - Any guidance on hydraulic noise and water hammer?
Maintain straight‑run lengths upstream of regulators, keep strainers clean, and use hammer arrestors per code on aggressive mains. Valve timing ramps reduce spikes; if noise persists, add PRVs and verify 20–80 psi operation band. - What soap chemistries are compatible? How do I change products?
Liquid 1–3000 cP across all liquid dispensers; foam models use foam‑specific pumps. Avoid particulates. For alcohol‑based products, verify seal compatibility in the SDS. When switching chemistries, rinse the tank and run the purge/prime routine to clear the lines. - What are the environmental and EMC considerations?
Electronics are IP65 and designed for commercial restroom EM environments. Use dedicated low‑voltage runs, avoid sharing conduits with mains, and keep cable lengths within the wiring diagram limits. In high‑EMI areas (elevators/VFDs), use shielded low‑voltage cable and bond shielding per diagram. - How do I plan for vandal resistance and uptime in public spaces?
Use Brutalist or Deco models with vandal bezels, lockouts, and anti‑rotation gaskets. Specify tamper‑resistant fasteners, add anti‑tamper conduits for exposed low‑voltage runs, and stock spare regulators, seals, and pump modules for rapid swaps. - What finish care is recommended for PVD and Chrome?
Use non‑abrasive cleaners and microfiber. Avoid chlorine bleach and scouring pads. PVD stacks provide high surface hardness and chemical resistance; still, test new housekeeping chemicals on a small area first. - What deck thickness and basin pairing rules should I follow?
Standard deck 12–45 mm depending on model; see spec table above. Pair laminar outlets with shallow basins to reduce splash; align spout projection to fall ~30–50 mm inside the bowl’s deepest zone. - Can I centralize soap with remote tanks?
Yes. Use optional 5 L remote tanks on a per‑bank basis. Follow max lift/line length in the dispenser guide; prime after refill. Label lines for product type to avoid cross‑mixing. - Do these devices store user data?
No personal data is stored. BLE (Modernist) is local‑first and used only for commissioning snapshots (settings and usage counters). No cloud connectivity is required by default.
Note: Values herein are typical targets for the Heritage Series. For stamped submittals, always pull the latest cut sheet, BIM family parameters (.RFA), and wiring diagram PDF for the specific SKU and jurisdiction.
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