American Standard Innsbrook Selectronic Touchless Faucet, Base Model, 0.35 gpm/1.3 Lpm - AMS-605B214

Plan on ordering more. The Innsbrook Selectronic is a base model faucet on a modular platform: the faucet, the control box (solenoid or thermostatic mixing valve), and the power supply are each sold separately. You pick the faucet style, then the control box type, then one of five power options to build the combination for the installation. Ordering the faucet alone leaves you without the control and power pieces that actually operate it.

0.35 gpm (1.3 Lpm) is a low-flow spray built for commercial handwashing, and the Innsbrook Selectronic is catalogued as a commercial faucet. It is a rinse-and-go flow rate, not a fill rate, so it suits public and staff restrooms in offices, schools, healthcare and hospitality where the sink is used for handwashing. If a fixture has to fill mop buckets or large basins, this is the wrong faucet for that sink.

Yes, with a deck plate. The faucet is a single-hole installation by design, and it covers multi-hole decks using an optional 4-inch or 8-inch deck plate. The deck plate is sold separately, so add it to the order if you are replacing a centerset or widespread faucet on an existing sink or countertop.

A safety timer shuts the faucet off after 55 seconds, so a bag on the counter or a rag left in the bowl cannot run the sink until it overflows. Activation itself is an infrared sensor that reads hand motion to start and stop the water. For property managers with unattended public restrooms, that timer is the feature that limits water waste and flood calls.

The Innsbrook Selectronic can be programmed to auto purge, opening at a preset time after the last use to flush the faucet and the water lines of stagnant water. That matters in schools over break, seasonal hospitality space, or a floor of a building sitting vacant between tenants, where water sitting in the branch line is the concern.

The base model Innsbrook Selectronic touchless faucet is ordered as 605B214.002, which is the chrome finish. Chrome is the only finish offered on this base model, so the .002 suffix is what goes on the purchase order. The control box and power supply carry their own part numbers.

Both are offered on the Selectronic platform, and the choice is about temperature. A solenoid control box switches the water on and off at whatever temperature is supplied to it, so it suits a sink fed from a tempered supply or a lavatory already protected upstream. A thermostatic mixing valve control box handles the tempering at the fixture, which is the route to take when the sink is fed hot and cold directly and the temperature has to be limited at the point of use. Either way it is a separate line item from the faucet.

No. Sensor timing and the purge and shut-off behavior are programmable, and the faucet accepts an optional remote control for that programming. Handy on a fleet of restrooms where you want the same settings across every sink without pulling each faucet apart.