American Standard H2Option Two-Piece Dual Flush 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf and 0.92 gpf/3.5 Lpf Standard Height Round Front Toilet Less Seat - AMS-2889218

No seat. The H2Option 2889218 two-piece round front toilet ships less seat, so you order a round front seat separately. Plan for that on a multi-unit job, it is the most common thing missed when these go out to a property.

Two flush volumes: 1.28 gpf (4.8 Lpf) for the full flush and 0.92 gpf (3.5 Lpf) for the reduced flush, selected with the chrome plated push button on top of the tank. It is classed as an Ultra-High Efficiency Toilet and meets EPA WaterSense and MaP PREMIUM criteria, which is what a facility needs when a water conservation spec or a utility rebate program is driving the replacement.

Standard height. The 2889218 sits at the conventional bowl height rather than the taller chair-height style, so if you are replacing an older standard height bowl in an apartment or a residential unit it keeps the same seating position. Where an accessible or chair height fixture is required, this is not the model, you want a right height or comfort height round front instead.

Round front, which is what the H2Option 2889218 is, takes up roughly two inches less front-to-back than an elongated bowl. That is the deciding factor in a tight half bath or where the door swing clears the bowl by very little. Elongated gives more seating comfort and is the usual pick where there is floor space to give up. On a fleet of small units, round front is generally the one that fits every bathroom without a site check.

A siphon jet bowl with a PowerWash rim. The jet drives the siphon for the bulk clear and the PowerWash rim scours the bowl on the way through, which is how the fixture holds its rating at the 0.92 gpf reduced setting rather than needing a second flush. It carries MaP PREMIUM, the bulk-removal benchmark buyers use when they are worried about double flushing on a low-consumption fixture.

White is the finish offered, ordered as American Standard 2889218.02. The .02 suffix is the white china code. If you are standardizing a building on one fixture, that is the number to hold on the purchase order.

Yes, and that is the practical reason it gets specified for apartments and light commercial. The 2889218 is two-piece, so the tank and bowl come apart for the carry and the set, one person can manage each half up a stairwell, and if the tank cracks later you replace the tank rather than the whole fixture. A one-piece is a single heavy unit with a cleaner profile and fewer joints to seal. For fleet maintenance, two-piece is the lower-hassle choice.

EverClean is a glaze treatment fired into the china that inhibits the growth of stain and odour causing bacteria, mould and mildew on the surface, so the bowl stays cleaner between cleanings. It is included on the 2889218 at no extra specification. For a property manager running turnovers or a janitorial contract, it reduces how hard the bowl fights back, it does not replace cleaning.

Top mounted, on the tank lid, and chrome plated. Worth knowing before you order if the installation has a shelf, a countertop, or a tank cabinet above the fixture, because a top actuator needs clear overhead access to press. There is no front-mounted lever on this configuration.