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Question: Any AC adaptor can be purchased with this faucet? I don't like batteries.
Document: The faucet will turn on and off with the lever like a regular faucet whether or not batteries are installed or the batteries are good. If the batteries die while it is operating, it will shut off.
It works at first but it gets splashed with hot water it immediately starts acting up (randomly turns off, can't turn in back on) - it's pure torture. I tried to use it manually but thought it wasn't possible after it not working with the batteries out. I found this gem of info on the delta site today:  "You are able to disable the touch feature by turning on the water and while the water is running, disconnect the batteries. The faucet will now be in manual mode.
Wow, this was a trip. The install went smoothly as per the instructions. HOWEVER once installed I could not get the blue light (it is supposed to tell you when the batteries are going weak & looks pretty) to work, its supposed to turn yellow as the batteries are going weak. Well, I called tech support, had to send them pictures- (why, because absolutely nothing can touch anything else- otherwise it shorts out)).
Replacing all batteries makes no difference. We're really found no combination of tweaking or trying that brings the flow back, other than waiting and hoping.As a kitchen faucet, it's great. But the touch feature renders the faucet frequently useless. Never again. We may replace this faucet with its manual cousin, but that's about it.
I purchased this product and then had to wait to have it installed when my kitchen remodel was complete. It is now installed and none of the electronics work. It is just a plain faucet. The return period is expired and now I have a very expensive faucet that I have to live with. At least it is pretty.
Works like a charm now. I also put caulking at the bottom of the base (black part) and on the top also where the black light piece connects to the faucet itself.
I installed this faucet today in the kitchen. I found it very easy to install and in perfect working order. I really like the faucet with the exception of the sprayer hose because it's shorter than I would like but overall it's a very nice faucet and I'll live with the hose length.
Just installed this faucet and I love it! The installation went easy and the touch feature is awesome. It was much harder to uninstall the old faucet than install this one. The instructions were great and very understandable for an inexperienced female like myself. Time will tell for reliability but seems very well made and sturdy. Matches my stainless appliances beautifully!
I just hope we don't have anymore problems. It is very sensitive to the touch, but I think you get used to it and will learn where to set it so you like it. So other than quality control from Delta that the first one didn't work, and the engineering not working with most cabinets, it is a nice faucet. Our faucet was installed in an island, so this should have been a basic install and to not have the fittings work without sanding, cutting, etc?
This product works as advertised. All the required parts were included.The only thing I don't like is it is a water saver faucet which means reduced flow. That in itself is OK but now it takes longer for the hot water to reach the correct temperature. Now I have to find the hot water line and insulate it so the water is hot when I want it.The most difficult part is removing the original 1980 builder installed faucet.
Answer: yes