Bradley (S53-3700) RL5-BS Touchless Counter Mounted Sensor Faucet, .5 GPM, Brushed Stainless, Zen Series

This non - returnable Bradley Verge Faucet from the Zen Series offers a modern and efficient handwashing solution. It features touch - free dual - sensor activation, which provides a hygienic way to use the faucet. With multiple low - flow laminar options, it saves water while maintaining a smooth water flow. The spout reach is carefully designed to maximize handwashing space. You can power it with the standard battery pack or use an optional AC plug - in adapter with battery backup. The centershank comes with a rotation - resistant locking nut for stability. The low - battery LED indicator in the sensor package keeps you informed. All Verge faucet designs share a consistent parts platform. It has matching faucet and soap designs that integrate well with Bradley lavatories. The vandal - resistant construction ensures long - term durability. The faucet has a sleek cast brass body with a Brushed Stainless PVD finish. This PVD finish is an eco - friendly process that bonds the finish to the faucet molecularly, creating a hard, corrosion - free surface. It comes with a battery pack of 4xAA alkaline batteries. Indicator lights on the faucet spout show power, activation, and low - battery status. It complies with ADA guidelines, is certified by IAPMO to cUPC regulations, and is NSF/ANSI 372 lead - free certified.

Using this Bradley touchless faucet is easy. Just wave your hand in front of the sensors, and the water will start flowing. The dual - sensor system ensures quick and reliable activation. For power, you can either use the standard 4xAA alkaline batteries that come with the faucet or connect it to an AC power source with the optional adapter. If you choose the AC option, the battery backup will keep it working in case of a power outage. When it comes to maintenance, keep an eye on the low - battery LED indicator. When it lights up, replace the batteries promptly. The PVD finish on the faucet is very durable, but it's still a good idea to clean it regularly with a soft, damp cloth to keep it looking its best. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they can damage the finish. Also, make sure to follow all the ADA and safety guidelines during installation and use.