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American Standard Ultima Selectronic Touchless Toilet Flush Valve, Piston-Type, PWRX, 1.1 gpf/4.2 Lpf - AMS-6066111

American Standard Ultima Selectronic Touchless Toilet Flush Valve, Piston-Type, PWRX, 1.1 gpf/4.2 Lpf - AMS-6066111

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Model: 6066111.002

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Ultima Selectronic Touchless Toilet Flush Valve, Piston-Type, PWRX, 1.1 gpf/4.2 Lpf
  • For flushometer bowls with 1-1/2-inch (38 mm) exposed top spud
  • 10-Year PWRX Battery installed in valve
  • Touchless operation limits the spread of germs
  • Exclusive DynaClean self-cleaning wiper spring technology
  • Integral wiper spring cleans refill orifice with every flush to help prevent valve run-on
  • Fully mechanical manual override can operate without power
  • Fail-Safe operation: Valve automatically closes upon loss of power or water pressure
  • Proprietary brass alloy resists dezincification
  • 11-1/2" (292 mm) rough-in

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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 6066111.002 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the American Standard Ultima Selectronic flush valve fit my toilet's spud?
It's built for flushometer-type bowls with a 1-1/2 inch (38 mm) exposed top spud. If your bowl has a back spud, a smaller spud, or a tank instead of a flushometer, this valve is the wrong part. Rough-in from the wall supply to the spud is 11-1/2 inches (292 mm).
2) Does this touchless toilet flush valve need to be wired to power?
No hardwiring and no transformer. The Ultima Selectronic ships with a PWRX battery installed in the valve, rated for 10 years of service, so the sensor runs off the battery from day one. That makes it a straightforward swap in a restroom with no power at the valve.
3) What is the flush volume on the AMS-6066111, and will it meet a 1.28 gpf water-saving spec?
The valve flushes at 1.1 gpf (4.2 Lpf), which is below the 1.28 gpf high-efficiency threshold. Pair it with a bowl rated for 1.1 gpf; putting a 1.1 gpf valve on a bowl engineered for 1.6 gpf can leave you with carry problems.
4) What happens if the battery dies or the water is shut off on this sensor flush valve?
Two protections cover that. There's a fully mechanical manual override that flushes the fixture with no power at all, so a maintenance tech can still cycle the bowl. And the valve is fail-safe: it closes automatically if power or water pressure is lost, so you don't get a valve stuck open flooding the room.
5) I keep getting run-on and dribbling from the flush valves in my building. Does this one address that?
That's usually debris on the refill orifice of a diaphragm or piston. This is a piston-type valve with American Standard's DynaClean design: an integral wiper spring scrubs the refill orifice on every single flush, which is specifically there to stop run-on. In hard or sediment-heavy water that is the main reason to pick it over a plain diaphragm valve.
6) Should I use a sensor flush valve or a manual handle flushometer for a public restroom?
Touchless makes sense where hand contact is the concern, high-traffic public and healthcare restrooms in particular, and it removes the handle as a vandalism and wear point. A manual lever valve is simpler and has no battery to track. The compromise here is that this Selectronic valve keeps a mechanical override, so you get sensor operation for users plus a physical flush for maintenance.
7) Is the body brass, and how does it hold up in aggressive water?
The valve body uses a proprietary brass alloy chosen to resist dezincification, which is the failure mode where zinc leaches out of standard brass in chloride-heavy or low-pH water and leaves the casting porous. For coastal and high-chloride municipal supplies that's the spec that matters on a valve you intend to leave in the wall for a decade.
8) What finish does the Ultima Selectronic flush valve come in?
Polished chrome, ordered as part number 6066111.002. It's the one finish offered, which keeps it consistent if you're standardizing chrome flush valves across a floor or a whole facility.
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