Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 812 Chrome installed — a kitchen finished with this faucet. Zoom in on the finish and the proportions before you pick.
MetalTouch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 812 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
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.
The spec sheet lists Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 812 Chrome as a one- or three-hole install. That choice belongs to the countertop, which is why we ask about the faucet before we cut anything.
Hole pattern
- 1 Hole or 3 Holes — from the spec sheet
Deckplate
Not included. That makes this a single-hole install in practice: on an existing three-hole deck the outer holes stay open unless you source a plate. It is a small part and a real surprise.
What we drill
Drilling happens with the top on the bench, before it ever comes to the house. That is why the faucet is on the pre-template checklist: the pattern is permanent the moment it is cut.
Water use
The rated flow, and what that rate means for this kind of fixture.
The sheet gives 1.8 GPM at 60 PSI. That is a rated maximum, not what you will feel at any given moment. Kitchen duty, at the rate kitchens are built around. The federal maximum is 2.2 GPM; this is under it while still filling a pot quickly, which is the trade most people want in a kitchen and not in a bathroom.
Rated flow
- 1.8 GPM (6.8 LPM) at 60 PSI (ASME.A112.18.1M)
Water efficiency
WaterSense does not cover kitchen faucets, so there is no label here to look for. If you have compared this page to a bathroom fixture and noticed the difference, that is the reason.
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 - 812 Chrome
Answered from this fixture’s own catalog attributes — nothing generic.
Where does Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 812 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 - 812 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 - 812 Chrome on?
Touchless. An infrared sensor opens the valve, so nothing you are holding ever has to touch the fixture. That is genuinely useful when cooking and it does mean a power supply under the cabinet, so check that outlet exists.
Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 812 Chrome installed
1 photographs of this faucet in finished rooms — scroll the rail, tap any shot to zoom.
Close up
Touch-Less Infrared Sensor Kitchen Faucet - 812 Chrome specifications
Finishes Chrome
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