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American Standard Ultima Selectronic Exposed Toilet Flush Valve, Diaphragm Type, Battery, 1.1 gpf/4.2 Lpf - AMS-6247111

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Ultima Selectronic Exposed Toilet Flush Valve, Diaphragm Type, Battery, 1.1 gpf/4.2 Lpf
  • For flushometer bowls with 1-1/2" (38 mm) exposed top spud
  • Includes CR-P2 lithium battery with 4 year life (assuming 4,000 uses per month)
  • Automatic touchless operation limits the spread of germs for a safer restroom
  • Exclusive DynaClean self-cleaning wiper spring technology
  • Integral wiper spring cleans refill orifice with every flush to help prevent valve run-on
  • EvoLast premium chlorine- and chloramine-resistant diaphragm material resists premature deterioration and failure
  • Fully mechanical manual override button can flush the valve without power
  • Proprietary brass alloy resists dezincification
  • Detection range can be adjusted manually or with optional remote control
  • Adjustable tailpiece for rough-in flexibility. Can be installed left- or right-handed

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Product Specs

Product Type:
Flush Valve
Product Group:
Commercial
Product Subgroup:
Parts and Accessories
Department:
Plumbing
Parts and Accessories Type:
Flush Valve
Application:
Toilet

American Standard 6247111.002 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Does this touchless flush valve need to be hardwired, or does it run on a battery?
Battery powered, so no electrical rough-in and no transformer. It ships with a CR-P2 lithium battery rated for a 4 year life at roughly 4,000 uses per month. For a retrofit in an occupied building that's usually the deciding factor: you can swap a manual flushometer for touchless without pulling conduit into the stall.
2) What happens if the battery dies in the Ultima Selectronic flush valve?
There's a fully mechanical manual override button that flushes the valve with no power at all. The fixture stays usable until someone gets to the battery, which is the reason this is a workable choice for high-traffic public restrooms where a dead sensor would otherwise take a stall out of service.
3) Is 1.1 gpf enough to clear the bowls we already have installed?
This valve is a 1.1 gpf / 4.2 Lpf unit, so it has to be paired with a bowl engineered for that volume. Dropping a 1.1 gpf valve onto an older 3.5 or 1.6 gpf bowl is the usual cause of double-flushing complaints. Check the gallons-per-flush stamped on the bowl before standardizing a building on this one.
4) Why do automatic flush valves run on constantly, and does this one address that?
Run-on usually starts when the refill orifice in the diaphragm clogs. The Ultima uses DynaClean self-cleaning wiper spring technology, where an integral wiper spring scrubs that refill orifice on every flush to keep it from fouling. That's the specific failure mode this design targets.
5) Will the diaphragm hold up in a building with heavily chlorinated water?
The diaphragm is EvoLast, a chlorine- and chloramine-resistant material chosen to resist premature deterioration. The valve body is also a proprietary brass alloy that resists dezincification, which matters on aggressive water supplies where standard brass leaches zinc and fails at the threads.
6) Can the sensor range be adjusted if it flushes when someone walks past the stall?
Yes. The detection range is adjustable either manually at the valve or with an optional remote control, which is sold separately. In narrow stalls or where a door swings close to the sensor, dialing the range back is the fix for phantom flushing.
7) Is this a diaphragm or piston flush valve, and does it matter for our maintenance stock?
Diaphragm type. That's worth knowing for MRO stocking, because diaphragm and piston valves take entirely different repair kits. If your building is already standardized on diaphragm flushometers, this keeps your rebuild parts consistent; if you run piston valves, adding this one splits your spares inventory.
8) Is this an exposed or concealed flush valve, and what finish does it come in?
Exposed, meaning the valve body and tailpiece are visible above the bowl rather than hidden behind a wall panel. It's offered in chrome, ordered as American Standard part number 6247111.002. Use an exposed valve where you have an open chase or a masonry wall with no access panel.
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