Franke Protronic-S Aqua 130 self closing water saving hands free tap

Franke Protronic-S Aqua 130 self closing water saving hands free tap

Franke Protronic-S Aqua 130 self closing water saving hands free tap

PROTRONIC-S battery-supplied washbasin mixer with touch-free operation, DN 15 with aerator and integrated flow control, for connection to hot and cold water supply, polished chromium-plated brass. With temperature selection lever and conversion set for concealed mixing device, 6 V battery.

This is an industrial tap suitable for high usage such as food processing plants, factories, public washrooms and hospitals. The hands free tap or sensor tap can be set to run for a certain time. The default is 60 seconds. 

What makes this tap so suitable for industrial and commercial use is that the temperature of the water can be set. This is important for health and safety, especially in work environments.

Specifications


Gross weight2.00 kg
Net weight1.90 kg
Type of mountingmounted on product
Type of operationsensor operation
Protective system IPIP65
power supply connectionBattery 6 V
Diameter nominalDN 15
calculation flow rate cold water0.07 liter per second
calculation flow rate hot water0.07 liter per second
Functional principleelectronic self-closing
minimum flow pressure1.00 bar
volume flow rate at 3 bar0.10 liter per second
Type of mixingwith mixer
Material fittingbrass
Sound insulationno
spout projection102.00 mm
Surface finish fittingchromed
Surface materialchrome
Type of tappillar tap
depressurisedno
thermal disinfectionno
protective shutdownyes
default automatic hygiene flushingnot activated
default flow time60.00 seconds
position of power connectionfrom bottom
type of sensoropto-electronic sensor

Diagram of the Franke Protronic-S Aqua 130 hands free tap

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