American Standard Reliant 3 4-Inch Centerset Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm/4.5 L/min With Lever Handle - AMS-7385007

Yes. The Reliant 3 is a 4-inch centerset single-handle bathroom faucet, so it mounts to a standard three-hole lavatory with holes on 4-inch centers. The single lever handle sits on the same deck plate body, so the outer two holes are covered by the escutcheon. It drops in from the top and quick spin nuts secure it from below, which is why one person can set it without a second pair of hands under the bowl.

The drain is included. American Standard ships the Reliant 3 with its Speed Connect metal drain pre-assembled, using a flexible stainless steel cable instead of the usual lift rod linkage, so it goes together in tight cabinets without adjustment. You still supply the supply stops and risers at the wall; the faucet side comes with flexible supply hoses already attached to the cast brass waterway.

It meets NSF Standard 61/Section 9 and California Prop 65 lead requirements, which is the lead compliance spec most institutional and multi-family specs call out for potable water fixtures. The waterway is cast brass rather than plastic.

No. This is a 4-inch centerset faucet and its body spans the two outer holes on 4-inch centers. On an 8-inch widespread deck you need a widespread trim set with separate spout and handle bodies, or a single-hole faucet with a deck plate sized for 8-inch spread. Fitting a centerset to a widespread deck leaves the outer holes exposed.

1.2 gpm (4.5 L/min). That is below the 2.2 gpm baseline for lavatory faucets and meets the low-flow figure commonly required on water conservation and green building specs, which matters if you are standardizing restrooms across a facility.

Yes. The Reliant 3 has an adjustable hot limit safety stop built into the handle, which caps how much hot water can mix with cold at the valve. It is set during installation and is the usual way to reduce scald risk at a lavatory served by a high-temperature system.

Ceramic disc. The cartridge gives smooth handle control and is the reason these hold up in high-traffic restrooms without the seat-and-washer rebuilds an older compression valve needs. For a property manager running a lot of units, that is fewer drip callbacks.