i'm researching now. you may have come across my thread in your search... anyway, HAH option is only available with air power, so if you must have it forget electric. i got a quote from vacuflow which i think is a total rip off. some felt the price i got was fair, but i also rec'd a quote from an online seller for an imperial w/ HAH and all the bells and whistles for a fraction of the price. it seems vacuflow is sold only through IRL dealers so that may account for the vast difference in price although the quote DID include install. if we purchase online i will need to get my MBA-JD-electrical engineer-jack-of-all-trades dh to install or use my GCs installer. good luck to you and please let us know what you go with.

YOU'RE KIDDING ME I posted a LONG reply to this earlier, and now my reply is GONE?! GRRRRRRR Anyhow I know the AC line is horrible. The fact that there's a lot of garbage there doesn't surprise me. Coming from the electronics side of the fence, it seems that we put so much effort into filtering and regulating that this stuff would be taken care of. The server, switch, and wireless access point are on a UPS, but not an online one. None of these devices had any problem. The cable modem is plugged into a surge suppressor, but no UPS, as it has its own battery. My PC, at the time of the audio device failure, was plugged into something like three surge suppressors chained into one another (I know, big sin. Whatever. Old house, computer room has one outlet.) The failed piece is the last active component before the audio output, which makes me suspect the actual cause of failure had to do with something being conducted in through the LINE OUT wire. It's basically the surface-mount equivalent of an LM1458 (Dual Operational Amplifier) - I have an audio signal at its input but straight DC at its output, so it's shorted internally. As far as losing settings/updates in the cable modem (Scientific Atlanta DPC2203C - cable modem and MTA only, no router), Time Warner Cable's tech support staff's first response to every connectivity problem is "reset your modem", so apparently that's not an issue. I have lost settings on DSL modems by resetting them before, and have always been able to get them working again, most of the time WITHOUT calling tech support, so I don't tend to worry about it.

@qualitybathnj Your prompt reply is delightful. Thank you for promising to resolve this issue. Yes, the Brizo articulating faucet style is a winner, isn't it! I spent many hours over several months researching faucets online and visiting showrooms and talking to sales representatives, and the Brizo articulating faucet really stood out. The ability to adjust the height, angle, and reach up to several inches further forward than most gooseneck faucets allow is an advantage to helping prevent back strain during long periods of prep or cleanup. I love how there is no retractable hose to make noise or get stuck under the sink. The powerful magnetic spray head dock makes the spray head fast to grab and replace. Another advantage to me was that the toggle switch stays in the same position when you turn the faucet on and off. It works opposite with some European-made brands of faucets like @HU-899564525 and @The Galley Tap where the handle off position always reverts to stream. Each user has a preference, but I like the spray/stream to stay put until I change it. Quality Bath happened to have a great sale on Brizo one day near the end of my research, so my husband and I finalized our decision quickly for that reason and are so happy with this choice. I had seen your website repeatedly in my research for both faucets and sinks and have come to appreciate your upscale selections and competitive prices. The Brizo articulating faucets have a few older, negative reviews on Amazon and Build from people who saw the joints loosen over time so much that the faucet wouldn't stay in place and would slowly drop down into the sink, however @StarCraft Reviews confirmed in another post that this problem has been fixed, and I also talked to a Brizo rep who said the same. The faucets I received from Quality Bath have extremely tight joints, which is good. The one concern for customers is that some of the old, loose-jointed models may still be in circulation in older stock, however, the covered-hose model which I picked is a newly released style, so there was no concern about older stock with that one. Otherwise, to order straight from Brizo to assure a fresh manufacturing date would have cost about double what I paid to purchase from you, and we saved several hundred dollars overall on the order compared to the next lowest competitor's pricing.

Go to a good kitchen and bath center - several preferably - and you will find exactly what you want. Or do what I did which is having one made custom by a wood shop in your area. You could have as many electrical plugs exactly where you want them to be. For example, I have a drawer which is configured to hold brushes and dryers and has a plug. Electricans also can do a charging station.