American Standard Pintbrook Urinal System With Touchless Selectronic Piston Flush Valve, 0.5 gpf/1.9 Lpf - AMS-6002505

No wiring, no transformer, no outlet behind the wall. The Selectronic valve runs on a CR-P2 lithium battery rated for 8 years that comes installed in the valve. For retrofits into existing restrooms that is usually the deciding point, since you avoid pulling low-voltage to every fixture.

There is a fully mechanical manual override that flushes the valve without power. The fixture stays usable until maintenance swaps the CR-P2 battery, which matters in schools, stadiums and airports where a dead sensor otherwise means a bagged-off urinal.

It flushes at 0.5 gpf (1.9 Lpf), which is the half-gallon urinal flush rate most commercial water-conservation specs call for. Flushing is washdown action, so it moves waste with that half gallon rather than relying on a siphon jet.

Wall hangers are included with the Pintbrook urinal system, and the touchless Selectronic piston flush valve ships as part of the system rather than as a separate purchase. What you still supply on site is the supply stop, the spud gasket and escutcheon if your rough-in needs one, and the wall backing or carrier to take the load.

Run-on usually starts when debris fouls the refill orifice in the valve. The Pintbrook's Selectronic piston valve uses American Standard's DynaClean self-cleaning wiper spring, which wipes that refill orifice on every flush to help keep the valve from running on. For an MRO team chasing repeat water-waste calls across a building, that is the practical reason to standardize on this valve.

Yes, and it changes how you maintain it. The Pintbrook uses a piston-operated valve rather than a rubber diaphragm, so the sealing element is a machined piston assembly instead of a flexible diaphragm that takes a set over time. Piston valves are commonly specified where water quality is hard or the fixture sees heavy traffic. If your facility already stocks diaphragm repair kits across the building, be aware the service parts are not interchangeable.

White is the only finish offered, ordered as part number 6002505.02. In a multi-fixture restroom that is generally what you want anyway, since it matches standard white vitreous china water closets and lavatories already on the wall.

The bowl is shaped for it. American Standard contours the chinaware to contain spray, which is the main complaint in stadium, school and hospitality restrooms where urinals sit close together. Combined with the washdown flush, it is aimed at keeping floor cleanup down rather than just meeting the flush rate.

The Pintbrook urinal system is made in Mexico and is USMCA compliant. That satisfies trade-agreement sourcing language on many institutional and government jobs, though it is not the same as a Buy American domestic-manufacture clause.