American Standard Colony PRO Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet 1.5 gpm/5.7 L/min With Side Spray - AMS-7074040

The Colony PRO 7074040 is a single-handle faucet that ships with a side spray, so the faucet body plus the spray takes care of two openings. On a standard 4-hole sink you'd still have holes left over for a soap dispenser or air gap. American Standard builds the Colony PRO line in multiple configurations for installation flexibility, so if your sink deck has a different hole count, pick the configuration that matches rather than trying to adapt this one.

Included. The 7074040 is sold as a single-handle kitchen faucet with side spray, so the spray head and hose come in the box with the faucet under the same part number in either finish.

It runs at 1.5 gpm (5.7 L/min), which is below the 2.2 gpm federal maximum most kitchen faucets ship at. For a property manager standardizing across units or a spec calling for reduced flow, that's the number to put on the submittal.

Yes. The Colony PRO single-handle kitchen faucet has an integrated adjustable stop that lets you limit how far the handle travels toward hot. That's a real consideration for senior housing, daycare, and multi-family units where you want the tap capped below the water heater setpoint.

Ceramic disc valve cartridges. For an MRO or maintenance crew that matters: ceramic discs don't wear like washers, so you're not on a recurring drip call, and the cartridge is a replaceable part rather than a faucet swap.

Two: polished chrome (part 7074040.002) and stainless steel (part 7074040.075). Chrome is the usual choice when you're matching older builder-grade trim across a building; stainless reads closer to brushed appliances and hides water spots better in high-use kitchens.

The handle opens and closes at whatever temperature you last left it, so someone washing dishes or filling pots repeatedly doesn't re-mix the water every time. It's a small thing on one faucet and a noticeable one in a commercial kitchen or a break room that sees constant on-off use.