This is a non-returnable item from the Verge Faucet Metro Series. It features touch-free dual sensor activation, which means you can turn on the water without touching the faucet, providing a hygienic experience. The standard power source is a battery pack with 4xAA alkaline batteries, and an optional AC plug-in adapter is available. It complies with ADA guidelines, ensuring accessibility. The vandal-resistant construction includes a concealed sensor package, durable PVD finishes, and an anti-rotational locking nut. The faucet has a refined, cylindrical design in cast brass construction with a Brushed Black Stainless PVD finish. The PVD finish is an environmentally friendly process that creates a hard, durable surface that won't corrode, discolor, or tarnish. It has a 0.35 gpm silicone tip flow control module with multiple individual laminar flow streams. Indicator lights in the faucet spout show power, activation, and low battery power. It's certified by IAPMO to cUPC regulations and NSF/ANSI 372 as lead free. The Metro Series has matching faucet and soap designs that integrate well with Bradley lavatories. Sensing is optimized to avoid false activations and save battery life. The faucet also has multiple low flow laminar options, a spout reach for better handwashing space, and a centershank, anti-rotational locking nut. There's a low battery LED indicator with the sensor package, and a consistent parts platform across all Verge faucet designs.
Using this faucet is easy. Just wave your hand in front of the sensors, and the water will turn on. For power, you can use the included battery pack with 4xAA alkaline batteries. If you prefer, you can also use the optional AC plug-in adapter. When using the faucet, make sure your hands are within the sensing range for proper activation. To avoid false activations, don't place objects near the sensors. As for maintenance, keep the faucet clean by wiping it with a soft cloth regularly. If the low battery indicator lights up, replace the batteries promptly. Also, check the PVD finish periodically for any signs of damage. If you notice any issues with the flow or the sensors, refer to the user manual or contact customer support.
