Specified for a 25-story office tower. Met pressure range (0.05–0.8 MPa), brass body, ADA sensor operation. Activation measured <0.4 s; control module access is service-friendly. Now on our approved fixtures for LEED projects.

Good overall, but reflective black granite caused a few false triggers until sensor angle was tweaked. After calibration, performance stabilized.

Looked perfect on paper (brass, ADA, 500k cycle valve), but tight under-sink cabinetry made control box servicing difficult. One mounting-nut leak was slow to address due to access.

Used across a regional airport concourse. Sensor accuracy was excellent (no false triggers with stainless counters, bright ambient light). <2% service calls over 9 months across 100 units.

60 units installed; fit standard 1⅜″ deck holes; few call-backs. Only issue was a two-week supply delay. Would specify again.

High-traffic FOH restrooms. One early sensor failure led to continuous flow; warranty covered it but guest disruption was a problem. Aesthetics excellent.

Deployed in LEED-Platinum science complex. Sensor delay/shutoff minimize waste; accurate Revit content eased coordination. No finish degradation after one year (brushed nickel).

Ten units in public-access restrooms. Sensors solid and water-efficient. Hard-water region required bi-monthly aerator cleaning (not a product fault).

Brushed-gold finish matched five-star hotel palette. Sensor calibration was plug-and-play. Finish shows water spots if not wiped; we added microfiber SOP.