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American Standard 1340M119 Metering Lavatory Faucet, Single Hole, Mechanical Mixing, 0.5 GPM

American Standard

MSRP: $230.00
OUR PRICE: $161.00
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SKU:
AS-1340M119
Type:
Metering
Features:
Vandal Resistant
Mounting:
Deck-Mounted
Flow/Flush Rate:
0.5 GPM
Finish:
Chrome
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American Standard 1340M119 Metering Extended Pillar Tap Faucet with Mechanical Mixing

The American Standard 1340M119 is a commercial metering lavatory faucet designed for controlled, water-efficient operation in public and institutional restroom environments. This single-hole pillar tap features an integrated mechanical mixing valve, allowing hot and cold water blending within the faucet body.

This unit includes a vandal-resistant cast brass construction with an extended spout and a pressure-compensating non-aerating spray outlet rated at 0.5 GPM. The metering mechanism provides automatic timed shutoff, delivering a consistent volume of water per activation to reduce waste and improve efficiency.

The integrated mechanical mixing valve eliminates the need for a separate tempering system, making installation simpler while ensuring safe water temperature delivery. Constructed with a polished chrome finish, this faucet is designed for durability and long-term performance in high-use commercial applications.

  • Single-hole deck-mounted metering faucet
  • Integrated mechanical mixing valve for hot and cold blending
  • 0.5 GPM pressure-compensating non-aerating spray outlet
  • Automatic shutoff metering operation
  • Extended pillar tap spout design
  • Vandal-resistant cast brass construction
  • Chrome-plated finish for durability
  • Ideal for commercial and institutional restroom applications

This metering faucet provides efficient low-flow water delivery with integrated mixing functionality for commercial lavatory installations.

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