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The CHICAGO FAUCETS 116.211.AB.1 is a battery-powered sensor faucet with a traditional spout profile, designed for commercial and institutional lavatory installations. The faucet operates on a 6-volt lithium CRP2 battery included at shipment, eliminating the need for hardwired power or AC transformer wiring. It ships in a polished chrome finish and mounts to sinks with 4 to 8 inch centers, covering standard single-hole and widespread deck configurations. Licensed plumbers and facility maintenance technicians install this unit in restrooms where hands-free operation is required for hygiene compliance or water conservation mandates. The faucet carries EPA WaterSense certification, confirming it meets federal water efficiency standards.
This sensor faucet suits commercial restrooms, healthcare facilities, schools, and government buildings where touchless operation reduces cross-contamination risk and supports water conservation goals. The 4 to 8 inch adjustable mounting center range makes it compatible with a wide range of existing lavatory deck configurations without requiring sink replacement. It is well suited for retrofit projects as well as new construction where a traditional spout aesthetic is specified. The GSA EP Ecolabels designation makes it eligible for federal procurement under green purchasing programs.
Designed as an OEM-style sensor faucet replacement or new installation for commercial lavatory sinks with deck mounting centers between 4 and 8 inches.
Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and the International Plumbing Code (IPC). Shut off the water supply at the stop valves beneath the sink before beginning any connection work. Do not overtighten deck mounting hardware against ceramic or composite sink surfaces. Battery replacement and sensor calibration should follow the manufacturer service documentation to maintain proper activation range.
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