Dakota Plumbing USF-00BSH09CR Sensor Faucet 1.5 Gpm Chrome

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS USF-00BSH09CR is a touchless sensor-activated vanity faucet designed for single-hole installation in residential and commercial bathrooms. It delivers a flow rate of 1.5 gallons per minute at 60 psi, meeting WaterSense-class conservation targets without restricting usable water pressure. The chrome finish suits contemporary vanity setups. Activation requires no contact — a hand wave within sensor range opens the valve, then closes it automatically, limiting cross-contamination and unintended water flow. Plumbers and facility maintenance professionals install this faucet in high-traffic restrooms, medical offices, and modern residential baths where touchless hygiene control is a priority.

This faucet fits single-hole vanity deck configurations and is suited for both residential bath remodels and commercial restroom buildouts. The contemporary round profile integrates cleanly with vessel sinks, standard lavatory basins, and undermount countertop setups. It is positioned within the Anselm collection, designed around a consistent round silhouette. Where touchless code compliance or hygiene protocol is required — such as healthcare facilities, food service support spaces, or high-traffic public restrooms — this faucet addresses those installation requirements directly.

Key Features

• Touchless sensor activation reduces contact and supports hygiene in shared or high-traffic environments
• Flow rate of 1.5 GPM at 60 psi limits water waste without sacrificing usable pressure
• Single-hole installation simplifies deck prep and fits most standard vanity cutouts
• Chrome finish provides a corrosion-resistant, easy-to-clean surface compatible with contemporary design schemes
• Automatic shutoff through sensor logic prevents unattended water flow

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style single-hole sensor faucet for standard lavatory vanity decks in residential and commercial bathroom applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and IPC requirements. Shut off the water supply at the stop valves and depressurize the line before beginning any connection work. Sensor faucets in this category typically require a low-voltage power supply or battery pack connection — confirm power source compatibility before roughing in. Do not overtighten supply line connections to the faucet body, as this can crack the valve seat or damage the sensor housing.