CERA Health Faucet - F8030104AB

• Manufacturer: CERA Sanitaryware Limited
• Model: Health Faucet — Cat. No. F8030104AB
• Type: Hand-held bidet spray with hose and wall hook
• Operation: Squeeze-lever trigger — flow stops when released
• Material: ABS with chrome finish [CONFIRM]
• Supplied with: Flexible hose and wall hook [CONFIRM lengths]
• Installation: Connects to an angle cock (sold separately)
• Warranty: As per CERA's standard warranty policy

CERA Health Faucet (F8030104AB) is a hand-held bidet spray — the standard hygiene fitting beside a toilet in Indian bathrooms — supplied with a flexible hose and a wall hook to hold it when not in use.

The trigger is a squeeze lever: water flows only while it is held, and stops the moment it is released. That matters for two reasons. It gives precise control over the spray, and it means the faucet is never left running by accident — a genuine water saving in a fitting used many times a day across a household.

The head is chrome-finish ABS, which keeps the weight down for something held one-handed and means there's nothing to corrode in a permanently wet environment. It connects to an angle cock on the wall, which is a separate fitting — worth ordering together if the bathroom doesn't already have one.

Technical Specifications

1) What do I need to install this?

An angle cock on the wall to feed it. The faucet, hose, and wall hook are supplied; the angle cock is a separate fitting. If you're replacing an existing health faucet, the angle cock is probably already there.

2) Does the water keep running if I let go?

No. The squeeze lever stops the flow the moment it is released, which is both the point of the design and a real water saving over a fitting that can be left running.

3) Is ABS as good as brass?

For a hand-held fitting, ABS has genuine advantages: it is lighter to hold and cannot corrode in constant wet use. Brass feels more substantial and lasts longer under rough handling — the trade-off is weight and cost.

4) Why does my health faucet drip after use?

Usually a worn trigger washer, and often made worse by high line pressure. Turn off the angle cock, replace the washer, and if drips recur quickly, ask a plumber to check your supply pressure.

5) Can it be installed on the left or right of the toilet?

Either — position it wherever the user will reach comfortably, within the length of the hose. Fix the wall hook where it can drain back rather than pooling water in the hose.

1. Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
   • Damaged or defective product
   • Wrong or missing item
2. Product cannot be returned once installed or used
3. Refer to Refund Policy for complete details