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Symmons SLS-7000-DP4 Metering Lavatory Faucet, 4" Centers, Single Supply, 0.5 GPM

Symmons

MSRP: $275.20
OUR PRICE: $206.40
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SKU:
SYM-SLS-7000-DP4
UPC:
671256985429

Product specifications

Type
Metering
Features
Vandal Resistant
Mounting
Deck-Mounted
Flow/Flush Rate
1.5 GPM
Flow/Flush Rate
2.0 GPM
Finish
Chrome
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Symmons SLS-7000-DP4 Metering Lavatory Faucet

The Symmons SLS-7000-DP4 is a commercial-grade metering faucet designed for controlled water delivery in high-use environments such as healthcare, hospitality, and institutional facilities. This faucet features a 4-inch centerset deck-mounted configuration with an included deck plate for flexible installation.

Equipped with a push-handle metering mechanism, this faucet delivers a consistent timed water flow and automatically shuts off to reduce water waste. The self-cleaning ceramic cartridge ensures long-term reliability and minimal maintenance, while allowing adjustable cycle time for optimized performance.

This model features a 0.5 GPM flow rate for water conservation compliance and includes a durable chrome-plated brass body for corrosion resistance. Designed for safety and efficiency, it supports ADA-compliant operation and vandal-resistant performance in demanding commercial applications.

  • 4" centerset deck-mounted metering faucet with deck plate
  • Single supply connection for tempered or pre-mixed water
  • 0.5 GPM low-flow water-saving performance
  • Push-handle activation with automatic shutoff
  • Adjustable metering cycle time
  • Self-cleaning ceramic cartridge for reliability
  • ADA compliant and vandal-resistant design
  • Chrome-plated brass construction
  • Ideal for commercial, healthcare, and institutional use

This metering faucet provides durable, efficient, and controlled water delivery for commercial lavatory applications.

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