Timed basin faucet with temperature control
The PRESS type timed faucet with temperature control is an ideal solution for public spaces such as gyms, swimming pools and recreational facilities. Thanks to the automatic shut-off function after a specified time, it effectively reduces water consumption, and the precise regulator allows you to quickly and conveniently set the desired temperature. The standard water flow time is 5 seconds, but the set includes an additional insert that allows you to easily extend this time to approximately 10 seconds - depending on the needs and nature of the facility. It is a combination of functionality, durability and aesthetics that works perfectly in high-traffic areas.
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Faucet equipped with a stream aerator
The faucet is equipped with an aerator, thanks to which the water stream is perfectly aerated and soft. This solution improves the comfort of use while reducing water consumption, which translates into lower household bills. You also gain the awareness that you are contributing to caring for the planet.
We offer a dedicated agent that is safe for cleaned surfaces
The use of dedicated agents ensures that the surfaces are not damaged and remain smooth for a long time, making everyday cleaning easier. The specially selected composition removes the most common dirt very effectively. On the other hand, the preparations are gentle on the given type of surface (metal, granite, ceramics, and others), without entering into chemical reactions with them. The preparations are biodegradable and therefore safe for the environment. With Deante cleaning products, maintaining impeccable order will be very easy!
PRESS type faucet with timed shut-off
Press faucets automatically shut off the water flow after a specified time from switching on. The solution is intended in particular for use in public spaces, restaurants, hotels or petrol stations, i.e. wherever we want to limit water wastage.
