American Standard Innsbrook Selectronic Touchless Faucet, Base Model, 0.5 gpm/1.9 Lpm - AMS-605B215

The faucet body is only one piece of the system. Innsbrook Selectronic is built on a modular platform: you order the faucet, then separately a control box (solenoid or thermostatic mixing valve) and a power supply, with five power options to pick from. Each component is sold separately, so a purchase order with just the faucet on it will not produce a working fixture. Decide the control box type and the power source before you order.

Yes, with a deck plate. The faucet is a single-hole design, and optional 4-inch or 8-inch deck plates cover multi-hole decks. Match the plate to your hole spacing: 4-inch centerset decks take the 4-inch plate, 8-inch widespread decks take the 8-inch. The deck plates are ordered separately from the faucet.

That depends on what your supply already does. The solenoid box just switches the water the supply delivers, so it fits a building with tempered water already mixed at a central or point-of-use valve. The thermostatic mixing valve box does the tempering at the fixture, which is what you want when hot and cold both run to the sink and the outlet temperature has to be controlled there. Both are options on the same faucet, ordered separately, so the faucet choice does not lock you in.

It is a commercial-duty fixture, from the Selectronic family. That matters for the specifying side: sensor activation, programmable auto purge, and a 55-second safety shut-off are features for high-traffic public restrooms in schools, healthcare, hospitality, and office buildings rather than a home kitchen.

It runs at 0.5 gpm (1.9 Lpm). That is the low-flow end of the range for public lavatory faucets, which is what a facility standardizing on reduced water use is usually after. Note the trade-off: at 0.5 gpm, fill tasks take noticeably longer than at 1.5 or 2.2 gpm, so it suits handwashing rather than a utility or pot-filling sink.

It has a programmable auto purge. The faucet can be set to open automatically a preset time after the last use, flushing stagnant water out of the faucet and the supply line. For buildings that sit empty on weekends, holidays, or summer break, that is the feature that keeps water moving in low-use fixtures without sending someone around to run every tap.

Yes. An infrared sensor detects hand motion to start and stop the water, and the faucet can be programmed with an optional remote control, so range and timing settings are changed without pulling the faucet apart or shutting down the restroom. The remote is not included with the faucet.

The faucet measures 17.126 x 10.394 x 4.252 inches and weighs 2.888 pounds. Use the packaged footprint for receiving and staging; confirm the spout reach against your sink before setting a row of them.

Chrome, ordered as part number 605B215.002. Chrome is the standard specification for commercial restrooms, so it matches most existing trim in a facility being retrofitted a few fixtures at a time.

No. A safety timer shuts the faucet off after 55 seconds regardless of what the sensor is seeing, which caps a stuck-on event and prevents overflow. That is the behavior facilities managers ask about most in schools and public restrooms.