American Standard Pintbrook Urinal System With Manual Piston Flush Valve, 0.5 gpf/1.9 Lpf - AMS-6002501

It's a complete urinal package, not just a fixture: the vitreous china washdown urinal, a manual piston-operated flush valve rated 0.5 gpf (1.9 Lpf), and the wall hanger for mounting. You still need to supply the supply stop, the spud/outlet connection gaskets and the carrier or blocking in the wall as the job requires. Ordered as MPN 6002501.02 in white.

The bowl itself is a High Efficiency Urinal designed to work anywhere from 0.125 gpf up to 0.5 gpf (0.47 to 1.9 Lpf), so the chinaware will clear at pint or eighth-gallon volumes. The valve shipped with this package is the 0.5 gpf manual piston valve. To flush at a lower volume you'd fit a valve rated for that gpf on the same 3/4 inch spud.

This Pintbrook package uses a manual piston valve with a non-hold-open handle, so it shuts off automatically no matter how long someone holds it down, and there's no battery or transformer to maintain. That's the usual choice where vandalism and battery replacement are a concern. Go sensor-operated instead when the spec calls for hands-free hygiene, like healthcare. The bowl accepts either, since both mount to the same 3/4 inch top spud.

That's the failure this valve is built around. It uses American Standard's DynaClean design, where an integral wiper spring scrubs the refill orifice on every flush. A plugged refill orifice is the usual cause of valve run-on, so keeping it clear reduces the callback and the water loss. Worth knowing if you maintain a building with hard or dirty water.

Washdown flushing action, yes. The chinaware contours are shaped for splash protection, which is what matters in a high-use restroom where floor cleanup and odor drive the complaints. Washdown bowls also have no siphon jet trapway to clog, which is why they're common in schools and arenas.

White only, ordered as 6002501.02. If you're matching an existing row of fixtures, white is the standard commercial china color, so it will line up with most institutional restrooms already in place.