American Standard VorMax 1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf 12-Inch Rough Right-Hand Trip Lever Tank - AMS-4385A105

Right hand. The trip lever is mounted on the right front corner of the tank as you face it, and it comes in chrome. If you're replacing a tank in a tight alcove or a stall where the wall is on the right, the handle will be pinned against it, so check clearance before ordering.

Tank only. The 4385A105 is the VorMax tank with the trip lever, sold as a replacement or as the tank half of a two-piece setup. You'll need the matching VorMax 12 inch rough bowl to make a working toilet. Buying this on its own makes sense when the bowl is fine and the tank is cracked, or when the trim has failed.

1.28 gallons per flush (4.8 liters), which puts it in high efficiency toilet territory rather than the older 1.6 gpf standard. For a property manager swapping fixtures across a building, that is the number that matters on a water rebate application or a retrofit spec.

White only, sold under part number 4385A105.020. The .020 suffix is American Standard's white code, so if the bowl you're matching carries a different color suffix the finishes will not line up.

It's a residential fixture. For a hotel guest room, an apartment unit, or a single-family rental it's the right class of product. For a high-traffic public restroom in a school, terminal, or office core, spec a commercial flushometer-style fixture instead, they're built for the duty cycle and for tamper resistance the residential trip lever doesn't offer.

No, the flush works without it. The VorMax Plus FreshInfuser is a consumable cartridge carrying LYSOL that dispenses into the bowl and lasts up to about 360 flushes. It handles odor and bowl cleanliness, not flush performance. Property managers running a fleet of these should budget for replacement cartridges as a recurring supply item, roughly one per user per several months depending on traffic.