American Standard Reliant 3 4-Inch Centerset Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet 0.5 gpm/1.9 L/min With Lever Handle - AMS-7385053

Yes. The Reliant 3 bathroom faucet is a 4-inch centerset design, so it mounts on a three-hole deck with holes on 4-inch centers. The single lever handle sits on the body itself, covering the standard three-hole punch on a lavatory or countertop drilled for centerset trim. It won't work on a widespread deck with 8-inch spread holes.

Drain is an ordering choice on the Reliant 3, not an automatic inclusion. The three options are the metal SpeedConnect drain, a grid drain, or less drain. If you're pairing it with an existing drain or a vessel-style basin, specify the less-drain version; if you want the fastest install on a new lav, the SpeedConnect drain assembles in far fewer steps than a traditional pop-up.

It comes with braided flexible supply hoses already fitted with 3/8 inch compression connectors, so it lands straight on standard 3/8 inch compression angle stops with no adapters. If your stops are 1/2 inch IPS or you're running PEX, you'll need the appropriate stop or adapter at the wall, but nothing additional at the faucet end.

0.5 gpm / 1.9 L/min is the flow rate commonly specified for commercial and public lavatories, where the faucet is used for brief handwashing rather than filling a basin. The Reliant 3 is built around that rate with a vandal resistant spray outlet, which is why it shows up in schools, offices, and other high-traffic washrooms. For a residential bath where users fill the bowl, a higher flow model is the better fit.

The waterway is cast brass, not a plastic cartridge housing or tubing. That matters for MRO and institutional buyers replacing faucets on a cycle: a cast brass waterway holds up to repeated handle use and hot water far better than a molded body, and it's the reason this trim gets specified for facilities work rather than one-off residential swaps.

The handle is a metal lever, indexed red and blue for hot and cold. Lever operation and color indexing are what facility buyers usually ask about when standardizing restroom trim, since a lever can be worked without grasping or twisting the wrist the way a knob requires.

Chrome, under manufacturer part number 7385053.002. If you're matching existing washroom trim across a building, chrome is the one finish this model is built in, so grab bars, drains, and supply stops in polished chrome will line up with it.

The Reliant 3 uses a vandal resistant spray outlet, meaning the spray head is not a standard screw-off aerator that can be removed by hand. That's the point in a public restroom, since it stops the aerator walking off. Plan on a service tool for removal rather than finger-tight disassembly, and account for that if your maintenance routine includes regular aerator cleaning in hard water.