American Standard Monterrey 8-Inch Widespread Gooseneck Faucet With Wrist Blade Handles 0.5 gpm/1.9 Lpm - AMS-6540175

Yes. The Monterrey 6540175 is an 8 inch widespread configuration, so it mounts to the usual three-hole deck with 8 inch centers between the hot and cold valve bodies and the spout in the middle. The valve bodies come tied together with 8 inch (203 mm) rigid copper connections.

The valve bodies have 1/2 inch (13 mm) male threaded inlet shanks with brass coupling nuts supplied. If your stops or supply risers are set up for 1/2 inch threaded shanks you can connect directly; anything else (compression risers sized differently, or flex connectors with a different thread) needs the appropriate adapter, which is not part of the faucet.

Either one. The gooseneck spout is field-convertible between rigid and swivel, so the same faucet can be set fixed over a single bowl or left swinging to cover a double compartment sink. Reach is 5 inches (127 mm) from the spout body, which is what decides whether it clears the bowl rim on a deep utility or lab sink.

For handwashing, yes. The Monterrey delivers 0.5 gpm / 1.9 Lpm through a pressure-compensating VR multi-laminar spray, which holds that rate steady as building pressure swings, so the last fixture on the run behaves like the first. It is a handwash flow rate, not a fill rate, so if the fixture is a mop or utility sink that needs to fill a bucket, choose a higher-flow outlet instead.

That is what they are built for. The wrist blade handles let staff operate the faucet with a forearm or elbow rather than a hand, and they are vandal-resistant, which matters in open public washrooms. Red and blue indicators mark hot and cold. Under the handles are washerless ceramic disc valves, which is the cartridge type that holds up to heavy cycling without the drip that seat-and-washer stems develop.

It is the complete widespread faucet: gooseneck spout, two cast brass valve bodies with wrist blade handles, the 8 inch copper connections between them, and brass coupling nuts on the 1/2 inch inlet shanks. Supply risers, stops, and the drain assembly are separate items you order to suit the rough-in.

Chrome, under part number 6540175.002. It is the single finish offered on this model, so if a facility is standardizing on brushed nickel or another finish across its washrooms, the Monterrey gooseneck will not match.

Cast brass valve bodies, joined by rigid copper connections rather than plastic tubing. For an MRO buyer stocking a facility, that is the durable-goods construction you want on a fixture that sees constant use, and it is repairable at the valve rather than disposable.