Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 811 Chrome faucet in a kitchen

Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 811 Chrome installed — a kitchen finished with this faucet. Zoom in on the finish and the proportions before you pick.

Metal

Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 811 Chrome

Color light gray
Installation type 1 Hole or 3 Holes
Valve type Ceramic disc
Water flow 1.8 GPM (6.8 LPM) at 60 PSI (ASME.A112.18.1M)
Deckplate included No
Touchless sensor Yes
Weight per piece (lbs) 4.9

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Sizes and finishes

How it is actually sold — measured off the spec sheet, not rounded.

Finishes

It comes in one finish, chrome.

Chrome

How it mounts, and what we drill

The hole pattern is cut into your countertop — so the faucet is a template decision.

This one mounts through a single hole, or through three if the deck already has them. Either way the stone is drilled to match it, so the faucet is a template decision.

Hole pattern

1 Hole or 3 Holes — from the spec sheet

Deckplate

None supplied. On a new countertop that is irrelevant — we drill one hole. On a replacement it is the detail that decides whether the old top can stay.

What we drill

The holes are cut in the countertop when it is fabricated, not on site — so we need to know which faucet you bought before the top is templated. A faucet chosen after the stone is cut is the most common way a kitchen ends up with a hole in the wrong place.

Water use

The rated flow, and what that rate means for this kind of fixture.

1.8 GPM at 60 PSI. Household pressure varies, so treat it as a ceiling rather than a promise. For a kitchen faucet this is the standard rate — the federal ceiling is 2.2 GPM, so it sits below the limit without being a low-flow fixture. It fills a stockpot at the speed you expect.

Rated flow

1.8 GPM (6.8 LPM) at 60 PSI (ASME.A112.18.1M)

Water efficiency

It carries no WaterSense certification because kitchen faucets are outside that program entirely — bathroom faucets and showerheads are in it, kitchen fixtures are not. Nothing is absent that could have been there.

Inside the valve

The one spec that predicts whether it will drip in five years.

The valve is ceramic disc. Two hard ceramic surfaces, machined flat enough to seal against each other without a gasket — no compressible part means no gradual wear into a leak. It is the durable default now, and it is worth knowing that the replaceable cartridge inside makes a repair cheap later.

Valve type

Ceramic disc — from the spec sheet

Questions about Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 811 Chrome

Answered from this fixture’s own catalog attributes — nothing generic.

Where does Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 811 Chrome go?

This one is for a kitchen sink. Which means the question to answer before the finish is clearance — how much room the spout needs above the deck, and whether a window behind the sink takes it away.

What finish is Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 811 Chrome?

Polished chrome. It is the most durable finish made and the least forgiving to keep looking clean — it shows every water spot and every fingerprint, and it wipes back to new every time.

How do you turn Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 811 Chrome on?

A sensor does it — wave a hand and the water runs. The real argument for one is not novelty, it is that you never touch the handle with raw chicken on your hands. It needs power under the sink, which is worth confirming before you buy.