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Touch2O Technology

Are there any special instructions for installing a faucet with Touch2O Technology?

Start by following the step-by-step instructions in the Maintenance & Installation Sheet included with your Touch2O® Technology faucet or reference the illustrated color Quick Start Guide. To find the Maintenance & Installation Sheet online, enter your model number in the search box in the upper right corner of this page. Then select the “Product Support and Repair Parts” tab to view the Maintenance & Installation Sheet, as well as other product documentation.

The best practices noted in the Maintenance & Installation Sheet are also summarized here:

DO:

  • Use the stabilization plate provided with the faucet. (It is an insulator, which helps improve touch performance.)

    faucet stabilization plate
  • Use all other insulators—including the spout insulating element, spout insulator and spout base—provided with the faucet. (As stated in the Maintenance & Installation Sheet, there is one exception to this: The spout insulator cannot be used with thin-mounting surfaces, such as drop-in stainless steel sinks.)
  • Make sure the metal shank is at least ½” from the wall of the sink bowl or other metal objects (e.g., sink clips, metallic hoses, house wiring, etc.)

    faucet metal shank
  • Separate the LED cable (black wire with the stereo plug) as much as possible from the red spout sensor wire. Bundling these wires together will decrease touch sensitivity, while separating them will increase touch sensitivity.

    faucet wiring

We also recommend that you:

  • Place the battery pack as close to the floor of the cabinet as possible. (Place it flat on the floor for best results. This placement will help improve touch performance.)
  • Maintain a 2” clearance around the battery pack (excluding the floor of the cabinet itself).
  • Route faucet wires away from all hoses and supply lines, so they do not move when the spout is rotated or the spray wand is pulled out.
  • Avoid placing household objects (e.g., sponges, soaps, decorations, etc.) within contact of the spout or handle.

DO NOT:

  • Modify the supplied parts. (There is one exception: The stabilization plate may be cut for non-standard hole spacing.)
  • Use a power adaptor in lieu of the supplied battery pack.
  • Bundle wires together.

    bundled faucet wires

We also recommend that you DO NOT:

  • Connect the faucet or battery pack to anything that is acting as an earth ground (e.g., house wiring or water lines).
  • Install the faucet on a metal countertop. (Metal sinks are fine.)
  • Install the faucet within 4” of a metal backsplash behind the faucet.
  • Wrap wires around drains.

    battery pack

Can I call someone for assistance?

Yes – You can call Delta Faucet at 1-800-345-DELTA (3358).

Can I connect the faucet to a power adapter instead of using the battery pack?

No, you cannot use a power adapter in lieu of the supplied battery pack. The faucet is only designed for use with a battery pack and connection with a power adapter can damage the electronics in the faucet. Therefore, connecting a power adapter to a faucet that uses only a battery pack will void the warranty.

Do I need an electrical outlet to install?

No. Touch20® and Touch2O.xt™ Technology faucets are powered by batteries, which are included in the box.

Do I need an electrician? What about a plumber?

No. The installation process is just like installing a regular pull-down faucet with an addition of one more component and a few easy-to-connect wires. Because the faucet works on batteries, there is no need to hire an electrician to assist with the installation. Even the batteries are included in the box. With DIAMOND™ Seal Technology, the integrated supply lines mean everything is included in the box.

Does Touch2O Technology work with any countertop and sink?

 Touch2O® Technology will work with any sink material, including stainless steel. For best performance, metal countertops are not recommended for use with a Touch2O® Technology faucet. It is also recommended that you do not install the faucet within 4” of a metal backsplash behind the faucet. The Touch2O.xt™ faucets are best designed to work on non metallic sinks. If used on a metallic sink touching the sink could activate the faucet.

How do I control water flow/volume?

You control water flow manually with the handle, just as you would operate any standard faucet. When operating the faucet in “Touch” or hands-free mode, the water flow setting remains the same as the previous use.

How do I control water temperature?

You control the water temperature manually with the handle, just as you would any standard faucet. When operating the faucet in “Touch” or hands-free mode, the water temperature setting remains the same as the previous use.

How do I know if my Touch2O Technology faucet requires grounding?

Grounding is not required on any faucets with Touch2O Technology manufactured after February, 2009. If the solenoid does not have a green grounding wire (see image), it does not need to be grounded.

Ground Wire 

How do I know the “Touch” feature is “on”?

An LED indicator light at the base of the faucet will shine blue when the “Touch” feature is activated. If the handle is in the “off” position, you may tap the spout or handle to turn off the light. When using the faucet with hands free activation the blue light will flash so you know the faucet will turn off when you leave.  At this point you can touch the faucet off if you need to turn it off.

How do I turn it off and on?

You may choose to operate the faucet as you would any standard single-handle faucet by moving handle to the on and off positions. You may also tap it on and off with a deliberate touch, like that of playing the piano. If you have a Touch2O.xt™ Technology faucet, the water flow is turned on by placing your hands within 4” of the faucet. To turn it off, you simply remove your hands from the 4” activation area.

How does “Touch” actually work?

Every person has a characteristic called capacitance. Capacitance is an electronic term that has units of measure called farads. Capacitors are electronic components that store electrical energy. A human body typically has 22 pico farads of capacitance. A result of this capacitance is often felt in the winter months via static discharges that occur when walking across a carpet and touching a metallic object. Walking across a carpet generates energy that is stored in the body’s capacitance. This energy is discharged when touching another object at a different voltage potential.

A capacitive touch sensor is basically a sensing device that measures capacitance in its environment. When a touch sensor is connected to the faucet, it first establishes a baseline level of capacitance. Once this is established, it then looks for an increase in capacitance that occurs when a person touches the faucet (the human body’s 22 pico farads). The sensor detects the increase in capacitance and either turns on water flow or turns off water flow. When the person releases the faucet, the decrease in capacitance is also detected.

Touches and grabs are distinguished by measuring the duration of the person touching the faucet. Touches are defined as being less than 300 milliseconds, and grabs as more than 300 milliseconds.

There are two capacitive touch sensors in faucets with Touch2O® Technology. The first touch sensor is connected to the handle and the second sensor is connected to the spout. If a touch sensor is connected to anything conductive (wire, metal sheet, metal bar, etc.) that conductive element becomes an extension of the touch sensor.

The first sensor is attached to the handle which is made of brass. Since brass is conductive, the entire handle of the faucet is a touch sensor. The second capacitive sensor is connected to the spout. As the spout is also made of brass, the spout is also a touch sensor. However, depending on what is defined as the spout, there may be two exceptions:

  1. At the base of the spout is a black plastic insulating ring. It’s function is to isolate the spout from a sink. This black ring is not touch sensitive.
  2. The pull down wand is isolated from the spout via an insulator. Because of the isolation, the pull down wand is not touch sensitive. This arrangement is intentional to provide the most intuitive operation of the faucet.

How do I identify the manufacture date of my Pilar touch2O faucet model 980T?

To help you identify the manufacture date of your Pilar Touch2O faucet, Delta Faucet Company has used the following different labels as identifiers for when your faucet was manufactured.

  • Gen 1 M&I - 60089 (Pre March 2009 980T models) Smaller blue label and includes "51723"

    Pre March 2009



  • Gen 1 M&I - 63440 (Pre March 2011 980T models) Smaller white label and includes "51723WH"

    Pre March 2011



  • Gen 2 M&I - 63653 (980T) Larger white label includes "62530"

    Second Generation

I have a cross-flow of hot and cold water.

If there’s a cross-flow of hot and cold water, it could be that the check valves are not properly installed on the supply lines. Make sure the ferrules are screwed onto the check valves and that the hot and cold water lines each have a check valve installed.

If the faucet is left running, will it stop automatically?

Touch2O™ and Touch2Oxt™ Technology incorporate an automatic water flow shut-off. In the kitchen, it will shut the faucet off after four minutes if the water is left running with no activity. In the lavatory, it will shut off after one minute with no activity.

Is it easy to install?

Yes. The installation process is just like installing a regular faucet with the addition of one more component and a few easy-to-connect wires. With DIAMOND™ Seal Technology, the integrated supply lines mean everything is included in the box — even the batteries.

My faucet turns on and off by itself.

If your faucet was manufactured before February 2009, the grounding clips may not be properly installed. Make sure they haven’t been bumped off with use and that they’re in the proper place and secured with tape. Also check for proper grounding. Note that grounding is not required on faucets with Touch2O Technology manufactured after February 2009. If your faucet does not have a green ground wire, it may not require grounding.

The spout may be in electrical contact with the sink. Make sure the spout insulating components are in place.

Remember too that the faucet automatically shuts itself off after 4 minutes on kitchens and 1 minute on lavatories if there is no activity.

With Lav products it is required that the popup is changed to the supplied non conductive popup. Also ensure that spout sense wire and LED wire are not making intermittent contact with metal parts under the sink. If problem persists, adhere LED wire, battery wire, and spout sense wire to the back of the cabinet.

My handle or spout does not respond to touch.

If the handle or spout doesn’t respond to touch, check the batteries. Make sure the batteries are new and properly loaded in the battery box, and that power is available. For models made before February 2009 check that the grounding clips are connected properly.as described in the Maintenance and Installation Guide, and that the faucet is grounded to an electrical or plumbing line. Grounding is not required on faucets with Touch2O® Technology manufactured after February, 2009. If your faucet does not have a green ground wire, it may not require grounding. Check to be sure all electrical connections are solid.


Ground Wire

It is possible that the spout is in electrical contact with the sink. Make sure the spout insulating elements are in place and, again, check for proper grounding.

The valve may simply not be turned on. Make sure the handle is in the ON position and that power is available.

It could also be that the user is not touching the faucet properly. Make sure the touch is not too long or too short — it should be deliberate, like striking a key on a piano. Don’t use fingernails or a dry cloth to touch the faucet.

Finally, the unit may need to reset. Disconnect the battery, wait 30 seconds, then reconnect the battery.

The LED does not come on.

If the LED does not come on, it may be there’s no power. Check the batteries.

The wires to the spout LED may have been disconnected. Follow the wires down from the spout to the electronics box, double checking they are securely attached.

The stabilization plate doesn’t work with my sink. Can I cut it?

For sinks with non-standard hole spacing, it is acceptable to cut the stabilization plate to fit.

Water & electricity…isn’t that bad?

The faucet features DIAMOND™ Seal Technology, which has PEX waterways. This means that the waterways are lead free so once inside the faucet, water does not come into contact with metal contaminants nor any of the specialized “Touch” components, alleviating any electrical safety risks. Touch20® Technology operates on 6-Volt batteries and according to electrical safety codes, anything less than 24V is considered safe.

What are the safety features?

When operating the faucet in “Touch” mode, an automatic shut-off feature will stop the flow of water after four minutes on kitchen faucets and one minute on lavatory faucets if the water is left running with no activity.  When using “Hands Free” mode, the Touch2O.xt™ Technology faucet will automatically shut off within 5 seconds after removing your hand.

What if my cat/kid/etc. taps it on?

Should your Touch20® or Touch2O.xt™ Technology faucet be activated accidentally, the automatic shut-off feature will stop the flow of water after four minutes on kitchens and one minute on lavatories if the water is left running with no activity.

What if there is a power outage?

Your Touch20® or Touch2O.xt™ Technology faucet is powered by batteries, therefore the “Touch” and/or hands-free functions will still operate during a power outage. Even without battery power, the faucet will operate with manual function.

What if you grab it? Will it continue to turn itself on/off?

No. Touch20® Technology is a sophisticated technology that can distinguish the difference between a tap and grasp by measuring the duration of the contact with the faucet. Touches are defined as being less than 300 milliseconds, whereas grabs are more than 300 milliseconds.

What is the meaning of the red or blue LED lights at the base of the spout?

At the base of the spout there is an LED light indicator that works as follows:

  • Solid Blue – Normal operation, “Touch” mode is activated.
  • Flashing Blue – Normal operation, the hands-free mode is activated.
  • Solid Red – Warning mode – Replace batteries as soon as possible. While the water is running Solid Red LED is illuminated. When the water is off, the Red LED flashes once every 5 seconds. The faucet operates normally, solenoid valve is open.
  • Rapid Flash Red – Alert Mode – Battery Failure Imminent. The Red LED flashes once a second. The first time the faucet is used, the Red LED will turn ON, the solenoid valve will be opened and remain open. The manual valve must be used until the batteries are replaced.
  • Solid Red – Lockdown Mode – Replace Batteries. Extremely Low Batteries - The RED LED is ON, and water will not flow. The solenoid valve is closed and faucet will not operate until batteries are replaced.
  • Long Flash Red (2 seconds on / 2 seconds off) – Board error, replace electronics kit, RP53230 See manual bypass of electronics section of Installation instructions.

What should I do with the wires under the sink?

Separate the LED cable (black wire with the stereo plug) as much as possible from the red spout sensor wire. Bundling these wires together will decrease touch sensitivity, while separating them will increase touch sensitivity. Route all wires away from all hoses and supply lines to prevent contact. DO NOT bundle wires together or wrap them around drains.


What size batteries? How many? How long will they last? How do I know they need to be replaced? What if I don’t replace them in time?

Touch2O® Technology kitchen faucets are powered by 6 AA batteries and Touch2O® and Touch2O.xt are powered by 4 AA batteries. Ordinary batteries will last up to two years with standard use. The LED indicator light on the base of the faucet will start blinking red when it is time to change the batteries. If the batteries are not replaced in time, the faucet will still function with manual operation.

Where should I put the battery pack?

Place the battery pack as close to the floor of the cabinet as possible. Put it flat on the floor for best results. Maintain a 2” clearance around the battery pack (excluding the floor of the cabinet itself).

Why do I need to use the stabilization plate?

The stabilization plate acts as an insulator, which helps improve touch performance.  

Will a regular plumber be able to install it?

Yes. The installation process is just like installing a regular faucet with an addition of one more component and a few easy-to-connect wires. Because the faucet works on batteries, there is no need to hire an electrician to assist with the installation. Even the batteries are included in the box. With DIAMOND™ Seal Technology, the integrated supply lines mean everything is included in the box.

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How to fix sporadic flow and strained noise?

Quite often, our faucet does not turn on all the way. When you touch it will make a strained noise and only a very small stream of water will come out. The led light is on/blue, so I don't think its a battery issue. Manually turning the faucet off and on again doesn't alleviate, i.e. still small dribble stream with strained noise.

If you keep tapping the faucet (turning if off and on) it will eventually go to full stream. There seems to be no set pattern, but it happens more often than not of late. Can you assist in troubleshooting the problem. I have seen nearly identical problems posted here, without express notification of the problem being encountered, and the "fix" for it.
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My Touch 2 0 kitchen faucet does not allow cold water to flow

The blue light comes on, but only the hot water works. When I move the handle to the cold side there is no water flow at all.
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Does Delta plan to offer the touch2O.xt feature on kitchen faucets?

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Thank you for your suggestion. At this time, we do not have plans for this feature in the kitchen but we will pass along your suggestion to our research and development department.
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Why does the Touch Faucet only works on handle not spout

Model 980T-SSSD-DST only works when I touch the handle on the side. If I touch the big spout it does not come on. We just had this installed and bought it for the touch feature on the spout which is not working.
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blinking seems the "5 sec."; just now replaced new batteries with 4 more new energizer batteries and nothing changed.
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Is there a way to fix this? Our faucet is approximately 15-18 months old.
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Plumber says if I had an H2O leak it would be a bad placement? It also makes the underneath space less usable. Shouldn't the underneath view of the product and assembly reflect the clean lines, care of design and function that you put into the faucet it self. Couldn't you design a cover that would protect the wires and give a shelf for the battery pack? (I consider it a big design flaw) The plumber had to replace the solenoid and the battery pack. Why did you change the battery pack that had 4 "C" batteries and was attached with Velcro to the back of the cabinet with the 6 "AA" batteries that have to sit on the floor? Will this solenoid last longer than the last one? Worried about my selection.
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Thank you for your questions. Delta Touch2O® Technology products utilize inline solenoids to allow for simpler installation and better performance. The solenoids are small, don’t require any additional valve or box installations and have substantially fewer leak points than other electronic kitchen faucets, minimizing the chance for a leak underneath the sink. The faucet also feature Delta’s Diamond™ Seal Technology which feature a lifetime warranty against any leaks and lasts up to 10 times longer than industry standard valves. The 6 AA batteries provide superior power and should last 2-3 years before needing to be replaced. The battery pack placement on the deck of the cabinet helps keep the faucet grounded and ensures consistent performance.
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hi, i have a new touch faucet installed in my kitchen for 1 week.

it operated fine until last night it will only operate manually. the blue light operates but the water doesnt turn on/off by touch. i changed batteries and tried the 30 second reset. i actually left the batteries out for about 5 minutes. there was never a red light on. all wiring is connected properly.
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I too have the same problem. i took the first one back to Lowes and bought a 2n one and now the same thing is happening.
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How to disable Touch2O.xt wave feature

I like the touch feature but the wave hand feature is too much. How do I disable the Touch2O.xt wave hand feature?
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Thanks for your question. Please refer to the following instructions to deactivate or reactivate the hands-free mode:

Deactivating -
a. Tap the spout 6 times within 4 seconds.
b. The LED indicator light will flash red/blue.
c. Tap spout an additional 6 times within 4 seconds of the flashing red/blue LED indicator light.
d. The LED indicator light will flash red/blue a second time to indicate the hands-free mode has been deactivated.
e. The tapping sequence can be done with the handle in the ON or OFF position.

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a. Repeat the tapping sequence outlined under deactivating hands-free mode.
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Touch activates LED,you hear solenoid, but no water

Our kitchen faucet has become quite frustrating. When you touch it to turn on the water flow, the led illuminates and you can hear the solenoid click but no water flows. Sometimes several touches later it will operate normally. This behavior is intermittent sometimes only one touch required. Other times its dysfunctional for days. That's where we are now.

I've reset by disconnecting the batteries for 10 plus minutes.
Replaced the batteries.
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Adjusted the wires to separate them as much as possible.

None of these changes had an immediate obvious impact on the issue.

How can I resolve this so that the faucet works consistently?
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