American Standard Serin Touchless Wall-Mount Trim, Base Model, 0.35 gpm/1.3 Lpm - AMS-T06B316

Trim only. The Serin touchless wall-mount faucet is built on a modular platform: you order the faucet style (this trim), a control box with either a solenoid or a thermostatic mixing valve, and a power supply. Each of those components is sold separately, so a trim on its own will not run water. Budget the control box and power supply into the same order or the install stalls.

Reach is adjustable from 6 inches to 9 inches, wall to outlet. That adjustment is what lets one trim work over different basin depths and setbacks, so if your lavatory sits further off the wall than a standard drop-in, you can dial the spout out rather than change models.

A solenoid control box just switches the water on and off at whatever temperature is supplied to it, so you set the blend upstream. A thermostatic mixing valve box holds an outlet temperature, which is what facilities scalding policy usually wants in public and patient-facing restrooms. The Serin touchless wall-mount platform accepts either, so the choice is made when you order the control box, not the trim.

The sensor sits in the tip of the spout and reads hand motion directly below the outlet. Because it is in the spout rather than in a separate deck eye, users have to present hands under the outlet to trigger flow. With reach adjustable from 6 to 9 inches, set the spout so the outlet lands over the bowl, not over the back ledge, or hands will break the beam outside the basin.

Yes, the Serin touchless faucet has an auto purge function: it can be programmed to open at a preset interval after the last use and run water through the faucet and supply lines. That matters for schools, seasonal properties, and floors between tenants, where lines sitting still are a water quality problem.

A safety timer shuts the Serin touchless faucet off after 55 seconds of continuous flow. So a bag on the counter or a stuck sensor costs you under a minute of water, not an overflowed basin overnight.

Power is a separate ordering decision, not built into the trim. The Serin touchless platform offers five power supply options, and the one you pick has to be ordered alongside the trim and the control box. Settle that early, because whether you are pulling a transformer circuit or going self-contained changes what the electrician has to rough in.

Two: polished chrome (T06B316.002) and brushed nickel (T06B316.295). Chrome is the usual match for existing commercial restroom fleets; brushed nickel is the one to pick when the rest of the room's hardware is satin. If you are standardizing a building, order the same suffix across every opening so replacement trim years from now matches.