American Standard Calusa Touchless Single-Handle Pull-Down Dual Spray Kitchen Faucet 1.8 GPM - AMS-7442381

Two finishes on the Calusa touchless pull-down: stainless steel, model 7442381.075, and matte black, model 7442381.243. Those are the full order numbers, so a property manager standardizing a building can specify one suffix and repeat it across every unit. Stainless is the easier match to appliance packages already in most kitchens; matte black pairs with dark or brushed-black cabinet hardware.

The Calusa runs 1.8 GPM. That is the rate the faucet is built to, which puts it at the tighter end of kitchen faucet flow and matters if you are specifying for a jurisdiction or a green building program that caps kitchen faucet flow at 1.8 GPM.

The Calusa is touchless and still has a single handle, so it works both ways: wave to start the water for quick tasks, or set temperature and volume on the lever like any conventional faucet. That matters in a rental or shared kitchen, because a tenant or staff member who does not want the sensor can just use the handle. Where you want nothing electronic on site at all, a plain single-handle pull-down is the simpler spec.

The spray head pulls down out of the spout and offers two spray patterns, so you get an aerated stream for filling and a spray for rinsing without a separate side sprayer. In a kitchen where the old faucet had a deck-mounted side spray, this consolidates that function into the spout itself.

Calusa is built as a kitchen faucet, with a pull-down dual spray head and touchless operation sized for a main kitchen sink. For a bar or prep sink you would normally be looking at a smaller bar faucet rather than a full pull-down kitchen body.