American Standard Cadet PRO Two-Piece 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf Standard Height Round Front Toilet Less Seat - AMS-215DA104

Standard height, not comfort or right height. That means a lower seated position than an ADA-style chair height bowl. For a multi-family or rental turn where you are matching existing fixtures, standard height is usually what is already in the unit. If the job calls for a taller bowl for accessibility, a standard height Cadet PRO is the wrong pick and you want a right height model instead.

Three colors, and the color code is the tail of the part number. White is 215DA104.020, Bone is 215DA104.021, and Linen is 215DA104.222. If you are matching an existing bank of fixtures, order by that suffix rather than by the color name, since Bone and Linen read close on a screen and only the code is unambiguous at the counter. The trip lever and bowl caps are matched to whichever color you pick.

That is exactly what a round front bowl is for. The Cadet PRO round front projects less into the room than an elongated bowl of the same series, which is why it gets specified in powder rooms, tight closets, and older apartment baths where the door swing or a facing vanity eats the clearance. If you have the depth, the elongated Cadet PRO is more comfortable to sit on. If you do not, the round front is the one that fits.

1.28 gallons per flush, 4.8 litres. It is WaterSense certified, which puts it about 20 percent under the 1.6 gpf federal maximum. That matters on two fronts: jurisdictions like California and Texas that require 1.28 gpf maximum on new and replacement fixtures, and utility rebate programs that pay per WaterSense fixture on a multi-unit retrofit.

Metal. The Cadet PRO uses a metal trip lever and a metal shank fill valve rather than the plastic parts common at this price point. On a rental or a high traffic property that is the difference that decides it, since the plastic lever arm is the part maintenance replaces first and the plastic shank fill valve is what cracks at the supply connection.

No. The Cadet PRO carries a trade exclusive tank, sold through wholesale and supply channels rather than the retail version of the Cadet line. If you are standardizing a property on Cadet PRO, order the tank and bowl together by the 215DA104 number so the pairing is right.

Vitreous china, the glazed fired clay body that is standard for commercial and residential water closets. It is non-porous, so it cleans with ordinary bathroom chemicals and does not stain or absorb odor over a tenancy. Paired with the metal trip lever and metal shank fill valve, the wear parts on the Cadet PRO are the ones that survive turn after turn.

American Standard classifies the Cadet PRO 215DA104 as a residential fixture. It is a common choice in multi-family and hospitality where the fixture serves an individual dwelling unit, but for a high-use public restroom, a flushometer bowl with a hard-plumbed flush valve is the right specification instead of a tank type toilet.

The PowerWash rim directs the flush water around the bowl under pressure so it scrubs the bowl surface on every flush rather than just rinsing it. On a property with infrequent cleaning between service visits, that is the practical argument for the Cadet PRO over a plain rim wash bowl, and it is how American Standard holds bowl cleanliness at the reduced 1.28 gallon flush volume.