American Standard Selectronic Cast Touchless Metering Faucet, Base Model, 0.35 gpm/1.3 Lpm - AMS-605B114

The faucet body alone is what ships. Selectronic is a modular platform: you pick the faucet, then a control box (solenoid or thermostatic mixing valve), then a power supply, and each of those is a separate order. Budget for all three lines on the purchase order or the faucet will arrive with no way to actuate.

It is built for single-hole mounting, but it adapts to 4 inch or 8 inch center multi-hole decks with an optional deck plate. The deck plate is ordered separately, so specify it up front if you're replacing a widespread or centerset faucet.

Yes, auto purge handles that. The faucet can be programmed to open at a set interval after the last use to clear stagnant water from the faucet and the supply lines, which matters in schools, seasonal buildings and low-traffic wings with waterborne pathogen concerns.

That's the control box decision. A solenoid box just opens and closes the water, so temperature is whatever your supply delivers, which is fine when a master tempering valve already serves the restroom. The thermostatic mixing valve box blends hot and cold at the fixture and is the choice where each lavatory has to control its own outlet temperature. Either way the box is ordered separately from the faucet.

0.35 gpm (1.3 Lpm) is a metering-style flow meant for handwashing in commercial restrooms, and this faucet is classed as a commercial product, not residential. It is not a fill faucet, so if the fixture is used for filling buckets or mop sinks, pick a higher-flow model instead.

A safety timer closes the valve after 55 seconds of continuous run, which is what keeps a taped-over or obstructed sensor from flooding the basin. Activation itself is by infrared sensor reading hand motion, on and off.

The unit measures 17.126 x 10.394 x 4.252 inches and weighs 4.233 pounds. Check the height figure against any backsplash-mounted mirror or shelf, and account for the control box and power supply being separate boxes that need space below the deck.

Five power configurations are offered across the Selectronic platform, and the one you pick ships separately from the faucet. Decide it with the electrician before the rough-in, since whether you're pulling low-voltage to the vanity or relying on a self-contained supply changes what gets stubbed out under the sink.

Settings are programmable through an optional remote control, so range and timing changes are made at the fixture without disassembly or shutting down the line. The remote is not included with the faucet.

Chrome, ordered as 605B114.002. That is the only finish this model is built in, so if you're standardizing a building on brushed nickel or matte black trim, this cast Selectronic body won't match.