Bradley Corporation
P.O. Box 309
W142 N9101 Fountain Blvd
Menomonee Falls, WI 53052-0309
Toll-Free: (800) BRADLEY
Fax: (262) 251-5817
Web site: http://www.bradleycorp.com
- Designed for Heavy Duty Hand Washing
- Available in 54" or 36" Diameter Bowl Size
- Precast Terrazzo or Stainless Steel Bowl
Size and Capacity
Semi-circular models accommodate up to 3 users (36" models) or 4 users (54" models)
at a time. Circular models accommodate up to 5 users (36" models) or 8 users (54"models) at a time. All models utilize less water, energy and space than lavatories equipped with conventional faucets. A simple, mechanical foot valve or an infrared sensor-activated solenoid valve controls the non-sectional sprayhead. The operating range is 20 – 80 PSI. Approximate flow-rates for each model:
- 36" semi-circular: 1.25 GPM
- 54" semi-circular: 3 GPM
- 36" circular: 2 GPM
- 54" circular: 5 GPM
Precast: Composed of approximately 85% stone and 15% binder with steel reinforcing rods cast into the bowl. Polished and sealed with urethane resin.
Stainless Steel: One-piece pressing of 14-gauge stainless steel with a #4 polished finish.
Pedestal: Constructed of die-formed legs, upper braces, scuff bases and panels: legs are zinc chromate plated 14 gauge steel; upper braces are 16 gauge galvanized steel; and scuff bases and pedestal panels are 300 series stainless steel with a #4 finish.
Valves and Fittings
In addition to the bowl and pedestal, the following valves and fittings are standard: sprayhead with stainless steel support tube and bowl gasket; spud with domed strainer; sprayhead supply pipe; manual mixing valve; volume control valve; and (2) stop, strainer and check valves.
Foot Control (F)
Each press of the foot rail mechanically actuates a hold-open valve, with slow closing upon release of foot pressure.
Air Valve Hand Control (AST)
Each push button pneumatically actuates a non-hold-open, air metering, single temperature valve with field adjustable timing from 0 – 45 seconds. Factory preset at 10 seconds. Each push button activates a flow of tempered water from the non-sectional sprayhead. Push button requires less than five pounds of pressure.
Infrared Control (IR)
Each of the stream formers is controlled by a separate solenoid valve. Hands placed within the bowl are detected by an infrared sensor module which activates a flow of tempered water from one station. Shut-off is automatic after hands are removed from the detection area.
The infrared sensor uses a conical-shaped transmitting beam, having a detection area adapted to, but not exceeding, the bowl perimeter. The detection area projects forward 15° to each side and 15° below. The adaptive infrared sensor automatically adapts to the bowl after power is turned on.
The infrared sensor is not affected by varying color tones or darkness. Direct sunlight or bright washroom lights will not activate the system. Infrared models also include solenoid valves and a low-voltage transformer as standard equipment:
- Solenoid – 24V, 50/60 Hz, 3/8" NPT. Few moving parts, and resistant to most chemicals, minerals, and impurities often present in municipal water supplies
- Low-Voltage Transformer – Class II UL/CSA listed, 110/24 VAC plug-in transformer. Plugs into a standard GFCI protected electrical outlet. Location of transformer per local electrical code
Touch Time® Hand Control (TT)
Each low-voltage button actuates a non-hold-open, slow-closing anti-hammer solenoid valve that is timed from an electronic potted assembly. Each push button activates a flow of tempered water from the non-sectional sprayhead. Touch Time® controls water flow at each station through the use of solid state, digital circuitry. Timing is electronically controlled at 15 seconds. Push button requires less than five pounds of pressure.
UPC Approved
The Classic Washfountains are Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) approved through the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO).
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