CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY
CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY Electronic Lavatory Faucet 1.5 GPM
Electronic gooseneck lavatory faucet with a 1.5 GPM flow rate, first listed in 2018
- TypeElectronic
- Electronic operation enables touch-free hygiene
- 5 GPM flow rate conserves water
- Gooseneck design provides generous clearance
- Chicago Faucets brand signals commercial durability
- First listed in 2018 for established track record
Electronic Lavatory Faucet
This electronic lavatory faucet delivers hands-free operation for commercial and public restrooms. The sensor-activated design reduces cross-contamination by eliminating the need to touch handles. It provides a hygienic solution for high-traffic facilities such as offices, schools, and healthcare environments.
Replaces manual handle faucets
The electronic control replaces traditional manual faucets that require physical contact to operate. The upgrade is worth it when facility managers prioritise infection control and water conservation in shared bathrooms. First listed by the manufacturer in 2018, it modernises existing lavatory stations.
Sustained use at 1.5 GPM
The faucet maintains a consistent 1.5 GPM flow rate during continuous operation periods. Electronic metering controls the water delivery cycle to prevent waste during sustained, repeated activations. This behaviour supports compliance with water-efficiency standards throughout daily peak usage.
Highlights
- Electronic operation enables touch-free hygiene
- 5 GPM flow rate conserves water
- Gooseneck design provides generous clearance
- Chicago Faucets brand signals commercial durability
- First listed in 2018 for established track record
Specifications
| Brand | Chicago Faucets |
|---|---|
| Type | Electronic |
Questions about this item
What deck thickness does the gooseneck faucet body accommodate?
The electronic gooseneck faucet installs through a standard single-hole lavatory deck; the mounting shank and hardware supplied are designed for typical countertop thicknesses found in commercial bathrooms.
Which step is most often missed when wiring the sensor and solenoid?
Connect the sensor cable to the control module before opening the water supply; skipping this sequence leaves the solenoid unpowered and the faucet will not activate.
How often should the 1.5 GPM aerator be cleaned to maintain flow?
Remove and soak the aerator screen every six months to clear mineral buildup; the 1.5 GPM flow rate returns once debris is flushed out.
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