PLUMBING FIXTURES
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Classic
Washfountains
Corner Washfountain with 9" Deep Bowl
- Available
in a 54" Bowl Size
- Foot Control or Infrared Operation
- Bowl Constructed of Precast Terrazzo™
Specifications
Size and Capacity
Accommodates 3 users at a time, using less water, energy
and space than lavs equipped with conventional faucets. The nonsectional sprayhead module
is controlled by a mechanically actuated hold-open valve (foot control model) or by an
infrared sensor-actuated solenoid valve. Flow rate 2.75 GPM when properly adjusted.
Operating range is 20–100 PSI.
Bowl Material
Precast Terrazzo:Composed of approximately 85% stone
and 15% binder with steel reinforcing rods cast into the bowl. Polished and sealed with
urethane resin.
Pedestals
Pedestals consist of die-formed legs, upper braces, scuff
bases, and panels: legs are 14 gauge galvanized steel; upper braces are heavy gauge steel
coated with a rust preventative; and scuff bases are stainless steel with a #4 finish.
Pedestal panels are straight, galvanized, vinyl-clad steel panels.
Standard Equipment
Valves and Fittings
In addition to bowl and pedestal, the following valves and
fittings are standard: sprayhead with stainless steel supporting tube, restraining
bracket, and bowl gasket; spud with locknut and beehive strainer; sprayhead supply pipe;
manual mixing valve; volume control valve; combination stop strainer and check valves.
Activation Controls
Specify either a foot control valve or infrared activation
as a standard selection (see the Standard Selections table on W-C/18).
Foot Control Valve
Each press of the foot rail mechanically actuates a
hold-open valve, with slow closing upon release of foot pressure.
Activation
Controls (continued)
Infrared Control
Hands placed within the washfountain bowl are detected by
an infrared sensor module which activates a flow of tempered water from the non-sectional
sprayhead. Shut-off is automatic after hands are removed from the detection area.
The infrared sensor module uses two zone-focused infrared
transmitting beams—each creating a detection area not exceeding the bowl perimeter.
The detection range projects 6–9 inches forward at a 30° angle to each side, and
reaches 15° below horizontal. The infrared sensor is not affected by varying color tones
or darkness. Direct sunlight or bright washroom lights (up to 10,000 ft. candles) will not
activate the system. Infrared models also include a solenoid and low voltage transformer
as standard equipment:
- Solenoid—24V, 50/60 Hz, 3/8" NPT. Few
moving parts, and resistant to most chemicals and minerals in municipal water.
- Low Voltage Transformer—Class II, 110/24 VAC
plug-in transformer. Location of transformer per local electrical code.
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