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CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY

CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY Electronic Lavatory Faucet .5 GPM Mid Arc

SKU CH-AZXS-2G855

A mid-arc electronic lavatory faucet delivering a .5 GPM flow rate for water-efficient operation

  • Product typeElectronic
  • Electronic operation for touch-free hygiene
  • Low .5 GPM flow conserves water
  • Mid Arc design suits standard basins
  • New condition ensures reliable performance

Electronic Lavatory Faucet .5 GPM

This Chicago Faucets electronic faucet delivers a .5 GPM flow rate through a Mid Arc spout. The touch-free design suits commercial and residential lavatories where water conservation and hygiene are priorities. Its sensor-activated operation removes the need for physical handles.

Thermals noise and power draw

The unit runs on low-voltage electronics with no moving parts that generate heat or audible noise. Power consumption is minimal during sensor standby and brief activation cycles. No thermal management or acoustic consideration is required for installation.

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Price $536.99
Pricier than about 98% of the 797 comparable items (median $22.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameChicago Faucets
Product typeElectronic

Questions about this item

How do I install the electronic sensor and solenoid on this mid-arc faucet, and what step is often missed?

Mount the faucet body, connect the water supply lines, then wire the sensor eye and solenoid valve to the control module; the step often missed is verifying the .5 GPM flow regulator is seated before final tightening.

Which parts of this electronic lavatory faucet will need replacement over time?

The solenoid valve, sensor eye assembly, and .5 GPM flow regulator are the components most likely to require replacement after extended use.

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