American Standard Innsbrook Selectronic Touchless Metering Faucet, Battery-Powered, 0.35 gpm/1.3 Lpm - AMS-6055204

Yes. The Innsbrook Selectronic is built on a cast 4-inch centerset spout, so it drops onto a three-hole deck with 4-inch center spacing. It is a single-inlet faucet, meaning one supply only, cold or pre-tempered water from a mixing valve upstream. If your deck is 8-inch widespread or you need hot and cold blended at the faucet, this is not the right body.

No hard wiring. The Innsbrook Selectronic runs on a CR-P2 lithium battery, and the battery ships with the faucet. That makes it workable in restroom retrofits where there is no receptacle or conduit under the lavatory.

A stainless steel flex hose is installed at the factory, 15 inches (381 mm) long, terminating in a 3/8-inch (10 mm) compression connection. That mates directly to a standard 3/8-inch compression angle stop, so on most lavatory rough-ins no adapter is needed. Check that your stop is within 15 inches of the deck penetration.

Flow is 0.35 gpm (1.3 Lpm) through a pressure-compensating multi-laminar spray, so output stays consistent as building pressure swings. The safety timer shuts the water off after 55 seconds, which caps waste if the sensor is held on or blocked. At 0.35 gpm it sits well under the 0.5 gpm figure commonly specified for public lavatories.

Yes, if warm water is the goal. The Innsbrook Selectronic has a single inlet and does no blending in the faucet body, so tempered water has to be delivered to it. Plan on a thermostatic mixing valve under the lavatory or a tempered-water branch serving the group of sinks. If cold-only is acceptable, the single inlet ties straight to the cold stop.

Yes, the sensor is programmable, but programming is done with an optional remote control that is not part of the faucet package. If your facility standardizes on these across multiple restrooms, order one remote for the maintenance crew rather than one per faucet.

Touchless makes sense where hand contact is the concern and where users abuse handles. Nothing is touched to start flow, and the Auto Purge function periodically cycles water to move stagnant water out of the line, which matters in low-traffic or seasonally closed buildings. A manual push-button metering faucet has no battery to change and no sensor to foul, so it is the simpler long-term choice in a maintenance shop with no appetite for electronics. The Innsbrook Selectronic trades that simplicity for no-touch operation and programmable timing.

It is supplied in chrome, American Standard part number 6055204.002. That single finish is the whole range for this model, so if a project calls for brushed nickel or matte black at the lavatory, you will be specifying a different American Standard series.

Both the spout and the spray outlet are vandal-resistant, and the spout is cast rather than tube-formed. The outlet is a vandal-resistant 0.35 gpm multi-laminar spray, so it is not a screw-off aerator someone pockets. There are also no handles to snap off, since activation is by sensor.