Introduction
Looking for a new faucet in your bathroom? Here is a faucet you can easily install yourself. This is touchless model, a nice upgrade for any sink, but the instructions here will work for almost any kind of faucet.Tools Required
Materials Required
- Touchless faucet
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.
