Touchless thermostatic faucets
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Touchless thermostatic faucets

The Root faucet collection from VitrA features a wide array of forms and sizes that are touch-free and motion-activated. The faucets prevent water wastage as they automatically stop water flowing when the user moves away from the sensor. It also features thermostatic bathroom mixers to keep the wate...

The Root faucet collection from VitrA features a wide array of forms and sizes that are touch-free and motion-activated. The faucets prevent water wastage as they automatically stop water flowing when the user moves away from the sensor. It also features thermostatic bathroom mixers to keep the water temperature constant without requiring adjustment, providing a comfortable user experience. The mixers, which are either connected to the mains or battery-operated, have waterproof cables for safe use. Contact: VitrA Tel: 1800 1231134 Website: www.vitra-india.com

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