American Standard Reliant 3 4-Inch Centerset Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm/4.5 L/min With Lever Handle - AMS-7385004

Yes. The Reliant 3 is a 4-inch centerset single-handle lavatory faucet, so it mounts on a standard three-hole basin or countertop drilled on 4-inch centers. The single lever sits on the body and the faucet drops in from the top, with quick spin nuts securing it underneath, so one person can set it without a second set of hands under the bowl.

A drain is included. The Reliant 3 ships with American Standard's Speed Connect metal drain, pre-assembled with a flexible stainless steel cable lift rod linkage instead of the usual clevis and strap. Fewer parts, no rod adjustment, and it works in tight cabinets. Supply hoses are flexible and attached to the cast brass waterway, so you are supplying stops and risers, not a drain kit.

It is a low lead faucet meeting NSF Standard 61/Section 9 and California Proposition 65 lead requirements. The waterway is cast brass, and that is the wetted material the low lead claim covers.

No. The Reliant 3 is a 4-inch centerset unit built on a single base, so it will not cover or reach holes drilled on 8-inch centers. For an 8-inch deck you need a widespread or an 8-inch centerset faucet, or a deck plate solution sized for that drilling. If your basin is single-hole, you would want a single-hole lavatory faucet instead.

It runs 1.2 gpm (4.5 L/min) through a pressure-compensating aerator, which holds that rate as building pressure varies. That is below the common 1.5 gpm lavatory threshold, so it suits projects written to a reduced-flow lavatory requirement.

Yes. The Reliant 3 has an adjustable hot limit safety stop built into the valve, which caps how much hot water can mix with cold at the handle. You set it during install, so you can dial back scald risk on openings used by children or residents without changing the water heater setpoint for the whole building.

Two finishes: polished chrome, model 7385004.002, and brushed nickel (PVD), model 7385004.295. The PVD process on the brushed nickel is a hard deposited coating rather than a plated lacquer. For a property manager standardizing across a building, those are the only two finish choices in this model, so pick one and repeat it.

It uses a ceramic disc valve cartridge. Ceramic discs seal disc-to-disc rather than compressing a rubber washer, which is why they take repeated daily cycling in apartment and commercial restrooms without developing a drip. Paired with the cast brass waterway and factory-attached flexible supplies, there are fewer threaded joints under the deck to weep.

The faucet arrives with its supply hoses on the cast brass body and the Speed Connect drain in the box. On the job you are providing the angle stops and riser connections at the wall, plumber's putty or a gasket for the drain flange as your method requires, and the P-trap and tailpiece arm from the drain to the wall. No lift rod assembly to build, since the Speed Connect uses a flexible cable.