Bidet faucet question

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Hello, this is my first post. Thanks for being patient. I have plenty of -plumbing experience, but getting ready to rough in my complete remodel myself. Reading about the bidet installation, and vacuum breaker requirement, I checked the faucet I purchased but all the searching I found no info. https://www.zoro.com/kingston-brass...f72f9c91f1081f4b6405fe8a516811b5&gclsrc=3p.ds

this is the faucet. I checked their website, the install info but nothing is clear. The bidet style has a vertical nozzle with the faucet and controls on the flat surface above the bowl, i have had no luck from mfg yet. Any suggestions to figuring out if it is built in?

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See the installation guide and parts diagram links at the bottom.
 

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See the installation guide and parts diagram links at the bottom.
I looked through that all yesterday but dont know what a check valve or vacuum breaker looks like. The parts diagrams have no names and while i can follow the lines, it still feels like a guess. A failed inspection here costs $160 for reinspection so getting it correct has financial benefits!
 

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If the outlet of the spout is 1" or more higher than the top of the bidet then no vacuum breaker is required because that gap serves the same purpose - it is impossible to siphon tainted water from the bowl.
 

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Sucess! After many tries reaching out to the faucet mfg I got through to a human being. According to him my faucet has a vacuum breaker built in to the diverter. He gave me a part number if I needed to confirm it. it would be nice if they added that info to the drawing or informational materials but that is probably asking for too much!
 

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Sucess! After many tries reaching out to the faucet mfg I got through to a human being. According to him my faucet has a vacuum breaker built in to the diverter. He gave me a part number if I needed to confirm it. it would be nice if they added that info to the drawing or informational materials but that is probably asking for too much!
I don't think a bidet faucet would come without a vacuum breaker. I still can't believe the bidet seats don't. I've asked to see the info on the bidet seats and their means of backflow prevention and have yet to be satisfied. But a bidet is a legit plumbing fixture and as such the faucet would not come without a vacuum breaker.
 
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