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Hansgrohe’s Electronic & Metered Faucets
Electronic & Metered Faucets
Electronic & Metered Faucets: 40% 77% Water Savings
Hansgrohe has a selection of electronic
faucets ranging in styles and finishes to
meet the growing commercial and
residential demands for this type of
faucet. Extremely eco-friendly and
reliable, electronic faucets save users 1
GPM, while metered faucets save a
whopping 2 GPM. In addition to being
“low flow” faucets, the “green” benefit of
an electronic/metered faucet is that it
automatically shuts itself off to further
prevent wasting valuable water. Plus, with
Hansgrohe’s leading competence in
creating design-oriented products, the
company’s electronic faucet assortment is
also stylish.
Axor Starck X
designed by Philippe Starck
Axor Starck X
Axor Starck X’s flat, smooth surfaces
contrast with the cylindrical body,
personifying Philippe Starck’s passion for
minimalism and geometric diversity. As if
from a spring, the faucets create a wide
flow of water, and the spray can be
adjusted to change the angle of the
water’s flow.
Axor Starck X
designed by Philippe Starck
Axor Starck X Electronic Faucet
Product Features
Part No. 10175001
 Attractive waterfall spray
 Infrared sensor technology
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Preset temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
Axor Starck X Electronic Faucet 110V
OR
Part No. 10185001
 110 V
Axor Starck X
designed by Philippe Starck
Axor Starck X Electronic Faucet
Product Features
Part No. 10170001
 Attractive waterfall spray
 Infrared sensor technology
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Manual temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
Axor Starck X Electronic Faucet 110V
OR
Part No. 10180001
 110 V
Axor Starck
designed by Philippe Starck
Axor Starck
As with all Axor Starck designs, less
mean more, yet the world-renowned
designer knows how to capture attention
with a minimalist allure. This philosophy
was never more evident that with the
2004 Axor Starck designs, which feature
a sleeker, thinner body.
Axor Starck
designed by Philippe Starck
Axor Starck Electronic Faucet
Product Features
Part No. 10101001
Part No. 10101801
 Infrared sensor technology
Chrome
Steel Optik
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Preset temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
OR
Axor Starck Electronic Faucet 110V
Part No. 10140001
Part No. 10140801
Chrome
Steel Optik
 110 V
Axor Starck
designed by Philippe Starck
Axor Starck Electronic Faucet
Product Features
Part No. 10106001
Part No. 10106801
 Infrared sensor technology
Chrome
Steel Optik
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Manual temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
OR
Axor Starck Electronic Faucet 110V
Part No. 10145001
Part No. 10145801
Chrome
Steel Optik
 110 V
Technical Data
Installation Considerations for all Axor Starck X and Axor Starck Electronic
Faucets
Technical Data
Installation Considerations for all Axor Starck X and Axor Starck Electronic
Faucets
Technical Data
Installation Considerations for all Axor Starck X and Axor Starck Electronic
Faucets
 Flush the hot and cold supplies thoroughly before installing the faucet. Damage to
the faucet caused by debris is not covered under the warranty.
 The hot and cold supplies should be of equal pressure.
 The faucet should NOT be used with a continuous flow water heater.
 Do not install the faucet on a sink with a raised edge.
 Strong light sources should not shine directly on the sensor window of the faucet.
 The faucet should only be used with the battery pack of power pack supplied by
Hansgrohe.
 The 110 V version requires a 110 V outlet installed by a licensed electrician.
 The faucet incorporates automatic range adjustment – the sensor automatically
adjusts itself to local conditions (lavatory, brightness, etc.)
Technical Data
Installation Considerations for all Axor Starck X and Axor Starck Electronic
Faucets
 The distance between the switch on/off point to the faucet is approx. 6 ¼” – 8” under
normal conditions. The detection area may be less for dark, non-reflective objects, or
greater for bright, highly reflective objects.
 Drops of water or condensation on the sensor window may cause the faucet to run.
 If the LED in the sensor window flashes while the faucet is in use, the battery is low,
but the faucet may still be used. If the LED stays on, the faucet will not run, and the
battery must be changed.
 If the power to the outlet fails, the 110 V version of the faucet will not run.
 The spray pattern will be unattractive immediately after installation of service, due to
air in the faucet. After the faucet is used 10 -15 times, the spray pattern will clear.
Technical Data
Installation
Position the faucet on the sink or countertop (1).
Install and tighten the mounting net (2). Tighten the tensioning screws
(3).
Connect the 3/8” adapters to the stops (4).
Connect the hoses to the adapters (5).
Technical Data
Installation
Connect the faucet power cable to the battery pack
or AC power pack (1). Plug the AC power pack in.
Turn the hot and cold supplies (2).
Remove the protective film from the sensor window
(3).
Wait 30 seconds before attempting to use the faucet
(4).
Position your hand in front of the sensor to turn the
water on.
Due to air in the faucet, the spray pattern may be
unattractive for the first 10 – 15 uses after
installation of service.
Models with manual temperature adjustment
only: pull the temperature lever forward to make the
water cooler, backward to make it warmer.
Technical Data
Temperature adjustment
Turn the water supplies off (1).
Disconnect the faucet power cable from the
battery back or AC power pack (2).
Remove the screw from the rear of the faucet (3).
Remove the faucet body (1).
Turn the temperature screw forward to make the
water cooler, backward to make it water (2).
Dry any drops of water from the faucet or
mounting surface.
Technical Data
Temperature adjustment
Replace the faucet body (1).
Replace the screw (2).
Turn the water supplies on (3).
Reconnect the power cable (4).
Wait 30 seconds (1).
Place your hand in front of the faucet to turn it on
(2).
Technical Data
Battery Replacement
If the LED in the sensor window flashes, the
battery is low but the faucet can still be used.
If the LED lights continuously, the battery must be
changed before the faucet can be used.
Remove the four screws and the battery pack
cover.
Remove the old battery (1). Install the new battery
(2).
Reinstall the battery pack cover.
Wait 30 seconds (1).
Activate the faucet by placing a hand in front of
the sensor (2).
Technical Data
Clean the aerator and filters
If the water flow is reduced over time, clean the
aerator (a) and the filters (b).
Turn the water supplies off (1). Disconnect the
power cable (2).
Axor Starck
Unscrew and remove the aerator (a).
Technical Data
Clean the aerator and filters
Axor Starck X
Remove the spray former (a), using a 2 mm Allen
wrench to loosed the screws. Do not lose the
screws!
All Models
Disconnect the hot and cold supply hoses from
the adapters. Remove the filters (b).
At another sink, rinse the filters and the aerator or
spray former.
Reinstall the aerator or spray former.
Replace the filters and reconnect the hot and cold
supply hoses.
Technical Data
Cleaning
The faucet may be turned off temporarily so that
the sink may be cleaned.
Cover the sensor window with a hand for
approximately 10 seconds.
The faucet will turn off for approximately 60
seconds, so that the sink may be cleaned.
The LED in the sensor window will flash.
When the LED no longer flashes, the faucet may
be used normally.
Technical Data
Reduce the sensor range
The sensor is set for maximum range at the
factory. If the faucet is used on a very small or
highly reflective lavatory, the sensor range may be
reduced by approximately 2”.
Disconnect the power cable for 10 seconds (1).
Reconnect the power cable (2).
The LED will blink once to indicate that it is in the
“maximum range” mode.
Technical Data
Reduce the sensor range
When the LED stays on, cover the sensor window
with your hand or with a white card for 20 – 40
seconds to reset the electronics*.
*If the card or hand is removed in less
than 20 seconds, or after 40 seconds,
the sensor mode will not reset.
When the hand or card is removed, the LED will
blink – once for “maximum range”, twice for
“reduced range”.
The LED will then stay on while the sensor
recalibrates itself.
When the LED turns off, the faucet is ready for
use.
Metris S
Metris S Electronic Faucet
Product Features
Part No. 31110001
 Infrared sensor technology
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Preset temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
OR
Metris S Electronic Faucet 110V
Part No. 31103001
 110 V
Metris S
Metris S Electronic Faucet
Product Features
Part No. 31100001
 Infrared sensor technology
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Manual temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
OR
Metris S Electronic Faucet 110V
Part No. 31102001
 110 V
Talis S
Talis S Electronic Faucet
Product Features
Part No. 32111001
 Infrared sensor technology
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Preset temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
OR
Talis S Electronic Faucet 110V
Part No. 31103001
 110 V
Talis S
Talis S Electronic Faucet
Product Features
Part No. 32110001
 Infrared sensor technology
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Manual temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
OR
Talis S Electronic Faucet 110V
Part No. 32112001
 110 V
Electronic Faucet
Electronic Faucet
Part No. 15101001
Part No. 15180801
Product Features
Chrome
Steel
 Infrared sensor technology
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Preset temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
OR
Electronic Faucet 110V
Part No. 15181001
Part No. 15181801
Chrome
Steel
 110 V
Electronic Faucet
Electronic Faucet
Part No. 15100001
Part No. 15100801
Product Features
Chrome
Steel
 Infrared sensor technology
 Built-in stop for cleaning
 Manual temperature adjustment
 1.3 gpm
 Automatic shutoff after 1 minute
 Flexible supply hose with 3/8” adapters
 ADA compliant
 Battery operated – 6 V lithium battery
OR
Electronic Faucet 110V
Part No. 15180001
Part No. 15180801
Chrome
Steel
 110 V
Technical Data
Installation Considerations for all Metris S, Talis S and Electronic Faucets
 Flush the hot and cold supplies thoroughly before installing the faucet. Damage to
the faucet caused by debris is not covered under the warranty.
 The hot and cold supplies should be of equal pressure.
 The faucet should NOT be used with a continuous flow water heater.
 Do not install the faucet on a sink with a raised edge.
 Strong light sources should not shine directly on the sensor window of the faucet.
 The faucet should only be used with the battery pack of power pack supplied by
Hansgrohe.
 The 110 V version requires a 110 V outlet installed by a licensed electrician.
 The faucet incorporates automatic range adjustment – the sensor automatically
adjusts itself to local conditions (lavatory, brightness, etc.)
Technical Data
 The distance between the switch on/off point to the faucet is approx. 6 ¼” – 8” under
normal conditions. The detection area may be less for dark, non-reflective objects, or
greater for bright, highly reflective objects.
 Drops of water or condensation on the sensor window may cause the faucet to run.
 If the LED in the sensor window flashes while the faucet is in use, the battery is low,
but the faucet may still be used. If the LED stays on, the faucet will not run, and the
battery must be changed.
 If the power to the outlet fails, the 110 V version of the faucet will not run.
 The spray pattern will be unattractive immediately after installation of service, due to
air in the faucet. After the faucet is used 10 -15 times, the spray pattern will clear.
Technical Data
Installation
Flush the hot and cold supplies thoroughly before installing this faucet.
Place the faucet in the hole on the mounting surface (1).
Tighten the mounting nut (2).
Install the adapters and filters on the stops (3).
Install the supply lines (4). Be careful not to twist the supply lines, or
them may become loose form the faucet, causing a leak.
Technical Data
Installation
Turn the water on to the faucet (1).
Peel the protective film from the sensor (2).
Wait 15 seconds, then place a hand in front or the
sensor (3). The water should turn on automatically.
For Manual Temperature control models:
Pivot the temperature control lever forward to make
the water cooler (4).
Technical Data
Installation – Set the temperature
For preset water temperature models:
Turn the water off at the stops.
Remove the set screw on the back of the faucet.
Pull the faucet housing off (1).
Use a screwdriver to set the water temperature (2).
Turn the screw to the rear to make the water warmer,
to the front to make it cooler.
Replace the faucet housing. Tighten the set screw.
Technical Data
Cleaning
Block the sensor for 5 seconds (1).
This will turn the water for approximately 90 seconds,
so the sink may be cleaned (2).
Faucet Maintenance – Replace the battery
When the battery is low, the sensor light will flash.
Remove the set screw from the back of the faucet (1).
For manual temp adjustment models, remove the
handle screw and the handle (2).
Remove the faucet housing (3). Remove the old
battery (4). Install a new lithium CR-P2/6V battery (5).
Technical Data
Cleaning
Clean the filter and aerator.
If the flow of water is reduced, the aerator and/or the
filters must be cleaned.
To clean the aerator: Block the sensor for 5 seconds
to temporarily shut off the water (1).
Unscrew and remove the vandal resistant aerator
using the enclosed key (2). Flush any debris from the
aerator at another faucet.
Replace the aerator.
To clean the filters: Turn the water off at the stops.
Disconnect the supply hoses from the adapters.
Remove and clean the filters.
Meter Faucets
Hansgrohe Single-Hole Meter Faucet
Product Features
Part No. 15090001
 On/off push with adjustable or preadjustable temperature control (model
15097001)
 Auto time limit stop adjustment
 Cascade no-clog aerator
 ADA compliant
 1.6 gpm
Single-Hole Meter Faucet w/preadjustable temperature control
Part No. 15097001
Meter Faucets
Installation Considerations for Hansgrohe Meter Faucets
 This unit cannot be used with a continuous flow water heater.
 Large differences in pressure between the hot and cold water supplies should be
balanced.
 This unit does not include a drain.
 Model 15090001 requires hot and cold water supplies. The maximum high
temperature can be re-set to comply with local plumbing codes.
 Model 15097001 requires only a cold water supply.
Meter Faucets
15090001 Installation
 From the top, feed the hot and cold hoses through
the hole on the mounting surface. Sit the faucet on
the mounting surface (1).
 From below, slide the mounting piece over the
threaded rod. Screw the mounting nut onto the
threaded rod (2).
 Install the adapters to the hot and cold stops.
Attached the check valves and filter screens to the
adapters. Attach the hoses to the check valves (3)
using two wrenches, as shown. Take care not to twist
or kink the supply hoses.
Meter Faucets
15097001 Installation
 Sit the faucet on the mounting surface (1).
 From below, install the washers and the mounting
nut. Tighten the mounting nut firmly against the
bottom of the mounting surface (2).
 Thread the supply hose into the faucet and tighten
by hand (3), then give a final tightening with a 10 mm
wrench. Take care not to over tighten.
 Attach the adapter to the supply stop. Screw the
supply hose to the adapter (4) using two wrenches,
taking care not to twist the supply hose.
Meter Faucets
Set the timing
 Remove the set screw on the back of the handle
with a 3 mm allen wrench and remove the handle.
 Use a flat head screwdriver to turn the timing screw.
Turn it clockwise to increase the time, counterclockwise to decrease the time. The minimum time is
1 second, the maximum is 39 seconds.
Meter Faucets
Set the maximum high temperature for 15090001 only
 Turn on the water and turn the handle to the right to obtain hot
water. If it is too hot, re-set the maximum high temperature.
 Remove the set screw on the back of the handle with a 3 mm
allen wrench. Remove the handle.
 Remove the high temperature limit stop pin and move it
forward.
 Reinstall the handle and test the faucet. Move the limit stop
pin further forward if it is still too hot.
Meter Faucets
User Instructions
 Press the handle to turn the faucet on. It will automatically turn off.
 On the 15090001, turn the handle to the right for hot water and to the left for cold water.
Trouble Shooting
 If the faucet drips, will not turn on, or will not turn off, replace the cartridge (1,2).
 15090001 only: If the temperature cannot be controlled by turning the handle, replace the
cartridge (1,2).
 If the flow of the water is insufficient, remove and clean the aerator (3). If this does not
help, remove and clean the filter screens and check valves on the hot and cold water
supplies (4).
Thank You