Delabie Binoptic Black Wall-Mounted Main-Operated Electronic Basin Tap

Delabie Binoptic 379ENCB Details

Sleek and modern, the Delabie Binoptic Wall-Mounted Main-Operated Electronic Basin Tap puts a contemporary, minimalistic design. The mixer features a smooth tubular spout that extends outwards to a length of 200mm and is fashioned out of top-quality brass metals that resist rust and corrosion. At the same time, the chrome finish helps to fight against any fingerprints or soiling.

Designed for use with a simplistic, minimalistic design, it boasts a water-saving feature that can save up to 70 percent of water use. The recessed electronic basin tap comes with an independent IP65 electronic control unit that offers flow rate pre-set at three lpm at 3 bar, which can be adjusted from 1.5 to 6 lpm—the CE Certified unit has ten years of warranty against any manufacturing defects.

The manufacturing code of the product is 379ENCB
Matte black chrome finish
Recessed electronic basin tap
230/12V mains supply with transformer
Flow rate pre-set at 3 lpm at 3 bar, can be adjusted from 1.5 to 6 lpm
Scale-resistant flow straightener
Adjustable duty flush (pre-set flush 60 seconds every 24 hours after last use)
Filter and solenoid valve M3/8 inch
Chrome-plated brass body
Recessed installation
Spout length: 200mm (20cm)
Spout with a smooth interior and low volume of water (limits bacterial niches)
Suitable for people with reduced mobility
Refer to the technical diagram for complete details
Download the Installation Instruction PDF File from the Additional Info Section

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Range
: Binoptic
⤷ Water Activation
: By Motion Sensor
⤷ Tap Body Shape
: Round
⤷ Colour
: Black
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 10 Years
⤷ Material
: Brass
⤷ Installation Type
: Wall Mounted

⤷ Spout Reach
: 200
⤷ Minimum Operating Pressure (Bar)
: 1.5
⤷ Power Source
: Mains
⤷ Sensor Type
: Electronic
⤷ Compliance/Approvals/Standard
: CE
⤷ Barcode
: 3456330184199
⤷ Product Type
: Sensor Basin Tap

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Installation Instruction Pdf File

Delabie Binoptic Main-Operated Electronic Basin Tap - Black

£435.66

RRP: ~~£600.97~~

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CE Certified Product

CE mark meets the prescribed safety, health and environmental protection requirements and all appropriate EU requirements. This mark is mandatory for products designed, made and sold in the European Economic Area.

Mains-Operated

Mains-operated devices work on electricity by plugging into electrical wall sockets. These require higher electrical energy and can't be operated using batteries as small batteries can't power the device. Large, non-portable electrical appliances are typically mains operated.

Flow Straightener

A flow straightener, also called Honeycomb, is a fitting which directs the flow of water from the outlet in a way as to straighten the stream. They are generally not flow-regulated and differ in design from the pressure-compensating aerator.

Questions & Answers

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Stephen Asked :
A couple of questions about this tap, if I may please. How do you control the water mix between hot and cold? If I want to fill the basin, how do I do that? Do I have to hold my hand against the sensor until the fill has been completed?

Answered By QS Team

This tap has a single inlet, so the temperature would be pre-set using a thermostatic mixing valve installed prior to the tap, hidden in a serviceable void. Temperature is not adjustable by the end user. As with all Delabie products, they are designed for use in commercial places, not domestic ones. So very rarely is a requirement to fill a basin in a commercial, public washroom. They are designed for hand washing and only turn on when hands are presented to the sensor – in light of water-saving benefits. If you were to fill a basin with this tap, you would need to present your hand to the sensor for as long as you need the tap to run to fill the basin.