- Aerated spray
- Flow: 0.5 GPM (1.9 L/Min)
- Pre-set temperature
- Infrared sensor
- Battery operated (battery type 6V CR-P2, included) with low battery indicator
- Temporary water stop feature for cleaning
- 3/8" hoses
*Item colors and configurations may vary. For more information regarding potential product options, please contact our store.
| ComfortZone |
80 |
| spray type |
normal spray |
| temperature limitation adjustable |
Yes |
| temperature adjustment |
temperature pre-adjustable |
| type of control |
infrared sensor technology |
| automatic environment adjustment |
Yes |
| operating range |
adjustable optical range of infrared sensor (2 settings) |
| power supply |
battery operation 6 V (Lithium battery, lifetime approx. 2 years, battery included in scope of delivery) |
| hygiene rinse |
Yes |
| permanent rinse |
Yes |
| manual water flow stop |
Yes |
| dirt filter |
Yes |
| Test mark |
DOE/FTC TECQ/Texas Registered MASS/Massachusetts cUPC/IAPMO/3016/Lavs/0,5gpm CEC/California/Watersaving NSF61/IAPMO/N3016-(No NSF Logo!) NSF372(LL)/Iapmo/6738-(No NSF Logo!) |
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