American Standard Pintbrook Urinal System With Manual Piston Flush Valve, 0.125 gpf/0.5 Lpf - AMS-6002503

It is a High Efficiency Urinal, flushing at 0.125 gpf (0.47 Lpf) as supplied, and the fixture itself is designed to operate anywhere in the 0.125 gpf to 0.5 gpf range (0.47 to 1.9 Lpf). That range matters if you standardize flush valves across a building: the china will perform with a valve anywhere in that band, so a 0.5 gpf valve on the same bowl is still within the fixture's design range.

Wall hangers are included with the Pintbrook urinal system. That covers hanging the china on a finished wall. It does not include a wall carrier for stud framing, and no trap, supply stop, or supply tube is part of the package, so order those with the job.

It ships as a system: the vitreous china urinal fixture plus a manual piston-operated flush valve. You are buying the bowl and the valve together rather than sourcing a valve separately, which is why the flush rate is matched to the fixture out of the box.

The manual piston valve on the Pintbrook is the right call where you want no batteries, no transformer, and no electronics in the chase: press the handle, it flushes, and the non-hold-open handle shuts it off automatically so nobody can hold it running. Sensor flush valves make more sense in high-traffic public restrooms where touch-free operation and consistent flush count are the priority. If the restroom already has manual valves on the other fixtures and you want the maintenance crew stocking one kind of repair kit, stay manual.

That is usually debris in the refill orifice holding the valve open. The Pintbrook valve uses American Standard's DynaClean design, with an integral wiper spring that scrubs the refill orifice on every flush to help prevent run-on. For a property manager with hard water or dirty supply lines, that is the feature that decides between this and a plain piston valve.

The Pintbrook uses washdown flushing action rather than a siphon jet, and the china contours are shaped for splash control at low volume. Washdown is what makes a pint-flush urinal work: the water sheets the bowl rather than trying to pull a siphon. The usual caution with any HEU still applies, which is that the branch drain needs enough carry and slope, so do not tie a long flat run of 2 inch waste to it and expect it to stay clear.

White is the finish offered, ordered under American Standard MPN 6002503.02. That is the number to put on the submittal and the PO.