Toto ECOEFV CONCEALED URINAL 0.125G TEU3UAI2#SS

Concealed means the valve body and electronics mount behind the finished wall, with only the sensor plate exposed in the room. That requires an accessible chase or wall cavity behind the urinal. If your urinal is on a wall with no chase access, an exposed-type flush valve is the correct choice instead.

Only if the urinal fixture itself is rated for 0.125 gallons per flush. High-efficiency urinals are designed around that volume; older 0.5 or 1.0 gpf china generally needs its rated volume to clear the trap, and pairing it with a 0.125 gallon valve risks poor rinsing and drainline buildup. Match the valve volume to the fixture's rated flush.

Yes. It is an electronic flush valve, so flushing is automatic on sensor detection rather than by a manual handle. That makes it a fit for high-traffic restrooms in schools, airports, healthcare, and stadiums where facilities staff want touch-free fixtures and consistent water use per flush.

It works well for that if the urinals are all 0.125 gpf high-efficiency fixtures and each location has wall-chase access for the concealed body. Standardizing on one valve model gives maintenance a single spare part and one sensor behavior across every restroom. Mixed urinal flush ratings in the same building are the usual obstacle, so verify the fixture rating at each location first.