Deva Sensor Tap - Gold

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This guide helps users understand and effectively use the Deva Sensor Tap in a gold finish, perfect for enhancing hygiene in public spaces. The tap offers hands-free operation and is suitable for cold or premixed water supply, ideal for high-traffic environments. Note that while the tap is designed for ease of use, maintaining optimal performance requires understanding its power options and operational guidelines.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SENSOR1/D |
| Brand | Deva |
If using mains power, insert the batteries as a backup, otherwise, remove the batteries. Connect the transformer to a power outlet.
The tap uses 4 x AA batteries.
The maximum operational temperature is 45°C.
The tap is suitable for premixed water supplies, the maximum temperature is 45°C.
Wipe the sensor window with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.
The chrome brassware has a 12-year guarantee and the gold brassware has a 5-year guarantee.
Yes, the tap is compatible with a Deva flow restrictor to reduce water wastage.
The product is WRAS approved. This information can be found on the product packaging and in the product specifications.
Check the power supply (batteries or mains). Clean the sensor window. Ensure water pressure is sufficient.
Check water pressure. Clean the aerator/spout if there's any blockage. Inspect the inlet connections for any restrictions.
Check connections for tightness. Inspect the seals and replace if damaged. Contact a qualified plumber if the leak persists.
Check the sensor window for obstructions. Inspect the sensor for damage. Contact a qualified technician for further diagnosis.