Power to the Faucet
There are many different styles and brands of touchless faucets on the market today. They all have one thing in common – they need a power source to operate. That means you need to purchase a faucet that is battery-operated or have a 120-volt AC outlet under your sink to power your faucet.
This American Standard NexGen Selectronic touchless faucet has a five-year battery life. You can also add on a 10-year battery pack that mounts under the sink.
Turn Off Water
- First, either shut off hot- and cold-water supply valves at the sink or shut off the main water valve for the whole house.
Article source here: How to Install a Battery-Powered Touchless Faucet
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