Bradley (6-3700) RLT-BN Touchless Counter Mounted Sensor Soap Dispenser, Brushed Nickel, Zen Series

This non - returnable Verge Soap Dispenser from the Zen Series is a top - notch choice for handwashing. It offers individual and multi - feed tank options with top - fill functionality, and it can utilize universal bulk soap. The dispenser features a vandal - resistant construction, making it durable for various environments. Its multi - station system can supply up to 6 soap dispensers. The spout reach is well - designed to optimize handwashing space. It operates with a touch - free infrared sensor, minimizing the spread of germs. There are multiple power supply options to suit your needs, including a battery pack, a single AC plug - in adapter, or an AC adapter splitter assembly that can accommodate up to 4 devices. The cast brass spout has a durable and environmentally - friendly PVD finish. It pairs perfectly with the Verge Faucet model S53 - 3700 in Brushed Nickel. The 70.5oz soap tank is compatible with liquid soap having a viscosity range of 100 cps - 5000 cps. The touch - free dual sensor activation is optimized to prevent false activations. A sleek chrome - plated cast brass construction with a Brushed Nickel PVD finish gives it an elegant look. An indicator light at the base of the spout shows power, activation, and low soap levels. It complies with ADA guidelines and has certified UL & CE electrical components as well as ADA / ICC ANSI 117.1 certification.

Using this soap dispenser is easy. First, choose your preferred power supply option - you can use a battery pack or an AC adapter. If you're using the multi - station system, set it up according to your needs. Fill the 70.5oz tank with liquid soap that has a viscosity between 100 cps and 5000 cps. Just place your hand under the spout, and the touch - free infrared sensor will dispense the soap. When the indicator light shows low soap, refill the tank from the top. For maintenance, clean the spout regularly with a soft cloth to keep it looking good. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they may damage the PVD finish. Since it has a vandal - resistant construction, it's built to last, but still handle it with care. Make sure it's installed in a place that follows ADA guidelines for easy access. And always use certified UL & CE electrical components if you're using the AC power option.