American Standard Baby Devoro 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf 10-Inch Rough Left-Hand Trip Lever Tank - AMS-4019228

Tank only. The Baby Devoro 4019228 is the china tank with its left-hand chrome-plated trip lever and coupling components, so you still need the matching Baby Devoro bowl to make a working toilet. If you cracked a tank or a lid on an existing Baby Devoro, this is the part that puts it back in service without replacing the bowl or redoing the flange.

Ten-inch rough is the distance from the finished wall to the center of the closet flange, and it has to match the bowl. This Baby Devoro tank is built for a 10-inch rough bowl. If the bowl on the floor is set to the standard 12-inch rough, the tank will not sit right against the wall and the bolt pattern into the bowl is the wrong one. Measure wall to bolt cap center before ordering: 10 inches means this tank, 12 inches means the 12-inch rough Baby Devoro tank instead.

Only if you want the handle to move sides. The trip lever on this Baby Devoro tank is fixed on the left, chrome plated. On a child-height fixture in a daycare or school restroom the left-hand lever is usually specified so the handle clears an adjacent partition or wall. If your rough-in and clearances assume a right-side handle, order the right-hand version of the tank rather than trying to swap the lever.

It flushes at 1.28 gpf / 4.8 Lpf, which is the high-efficiency rate rather than the 1.6 gpf baseline. That is the number a school district or municipal specifier looks for when a project calls for high-efficiency water closets. Keep in mind the flush rate is a function of the tank and bowl working together, so pair it with the Baby Devoro bowl it was engineered for.

The tank ships with the left-hand chrome trip lever already fitted and the coupling components, meaning the tank-to-bowl bolts and gasket set that joins it to the bowl. You supply the water supply line and the shutoff. Nothing about the bowl, seat, or flange is included.

For Baby Devoro fixtures, yes. Baby Devoro is American Standard's child-height line, and this is the 10-inch rough, left-hand lever, 1.28 gpf tank in that family. If you standardize a restroom on one configuration, stock the tank that matches the rough-in and handle side you actually installed; the left-hand lever and 10-inch rough are not interchangeable with the right-hand or 12-inch versions.