American Standard Monterrey 8-Inch Widespread Gooseneck Faucet With Wrist Blade Handles 0.5 gpm/1.9 Lpm With Flexible Underbody - AMS-6540275

It mounts on widespread centers and the valve bodies accept a 6 inch to 12 inch (152 to 305 mm) center-to-center spread, so a standard 8 inch three-hole deck is within range. The flexible underbody connections are what let the same faucet cover that whole spread, which helps when sink decks across a building are not all drilled identically.

The inlet shanks are 1/2 inch (13 mm) male threaded with brass coupling nuts, so you connect with standard 1/2 inch supply risers off the angle stops. The underbody is flexible rather than rigid tube, which makes alignment easier in tight lavatory cabinets and on retrofits where the stops do not line up with the faucet centers.

Flow is 0.5 gpm / 1.9 Lpm through a pressure-compensating vandal-resistant multi-laminar spray. Pressure compensating means the flow stays consistent as building supply pressure swings, which is the behavior you want in a multi-story or high-traffic restroom. At 0.5 gpm it is a handwashing faucet, not a fill faucet, so it is slow for filling buckets or deep sinks.

The spout reaches 5 inches (127 mm) and is field-convertible between rigid and swivel. You set it at install: swivel where users need to move the stream across a wide or double bowl, rigid where you want it fixed over one drain and out of the way of tampering. No separate part number is needed for either setup.

Wrist blade handles let a user operate the faucet with a forearm or elbow instead of a hand, which is why they show up in healthcare, food service, and lab sinks. These are the vandal-resistant style with red and blue temperature indicators, so users can identify hot and cold at a glance. If you want no-touch operation, this is not that faucet, it is manually operated.

The Monterrey uses washerless ceramic disc valve cartridges rather than rubber washers, which is the design that holds up to repeated daily cycling without the seat wear that causes dripping. Valve bodies are cast brass, so the housing takes the abuse in a public washroom.

Chrome, under manufacturer part number 6540275.002. That is the single finish offered on this model, which makes it straightforward to standardize across a facility where the rest of the washroom trim is chrome.