American Standard Reliant 3 4-Inch Centerset Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm/4.5 L/min With Lever Handle - AMS-7385003

Yes. The Reliant 3 is a 4-inch centerset faucet, so it mounts on a lavatory drilled with three holes on 4-inch centers. The single lever handle sits on the same body, and the faucet drops in from above with quick spin nuts holding it down, so one person can set it without a helper under the bowl. If your sink is drilled 8-inch widespread or single-hole only, this is not the right body style.

A drain is included. American Standard ships this one with their Speed Connect metal drain, pre-assembled, so you are not buying a pop-up assembly on the side. It uses a flexible stainless steel cable instead of the usual lift rod and clevis linkage, which is what makes it workable in a tight vanity cabinet, and it needs no adjustment after it is seated.

The Reliant 3 is a low lead faucet meeting NSF Standard 61/Section 9 and California Prop 65 lead requirements. That is the language American Standard publishes for it, and it is the pairing most facility and multi-family specs are looking for on a lavatory faucet.

It is rated at 1.2 gpm (4.5 L/min), which is below the common 1.5 gpm lavatory threshold and meets the tighter 1.2 gpm requirements used in California-style conservation specs. That number is a fixed rating on the faucet, not an optional aerator swap.

Yes, it has an adjustable hot limit safety stop built into the handle. You set how far the lever can travel toward hot, which caps how much hot water mixes in. That is the feature property managers want on senior housing, daycare, and hotel lavatories where scald risk is a real concern. Note it is a limit stop, not a thermostatic or pressure-balancing valve.

Part number 7385003.002 is the polished chrome version. American Standard builds the Reliant 3 in polished chrome and brushed nickel (PVD), and the .002 suffix is the chrome one. If you are matching existing chrome trim across a run of bathrooms, that is the number to order against.

No separate risers are needed at the faucet end. The Reliant 3 has a cast brass waterway with flexible supply hoses already attached, so you connect straight to your angle stops. Cast brass rather than plastic through the body is what keeps the leak points down over a long service life.

A single-handle centerset like the Reliant 3 mixes hot and cold with one lever, which is the easier fixture to operate and the easier one to clean around. It also lets you set a hot limit stop in one place. A two-handle centerset uses the same three-hole 4-inch drilling, so either style fits the same sink; the difference is operation, not rough-in. For guest rooms, schools, and accessible restrooms, the single lever is the usual pick.

It runs a ceramic disc valve cartridge. Ceramic disc is the wear surface you want in an apartment or hotel bathroom because it does not rely on a rubber washer that hardens and drips. American Standard describes it as drip-free and maintenance-free in service, which for an MRO crew means fewer callbacks than a compression or ball-style valve.