Often used for industrial parts washing and food service applications, these flexible sprayers shoot a concentrated jet of water to blast away dirt and grease. They are compliant with regulations for drinking (potable) water.

Installation kits contain two nuts, two washers, and two 1/2 NPT male brass elbows.

Instead of a lever, optional spray heads turn on with a push-button. They spray in a shower pattern.

Place your hands under these faucets to start the flow of water. Connect the single inlet to a pre-tempered water line, or attach to hot and cold water lines with a mixing valve (not included). Faucets help comply with ADA when properly installed.

Battery-operated faucets will run approximately three years on four AA batteries (included).

Energy efficiency requirements restrict sales to the listed jurisdictions/areas.

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Hold your hands under these motion-sensing faucets to dispense both soap and water—soap is on the left, and water is on the right. They come with everything you need to hook them up: supply hose, liquid soap dispenser parts, and a power adapter that plugs into a standard wall outlet. For a consistent water temperature, you can connect these faucets to your pre-tempered water line.

To help you comply with ADA standards, these faucets run for at least 10 seconds. Install them so they're no more than 48" off the ground to make sure they’re wheelchair accessible.

Faucets with a mixing valve blend hot and cold water, so they set and maintain the temperature when you don’t have a pre-tempered water line.

Foam soap pump kits (sold separately) let you swap liquid soap for foam soap.

Fill water bottles touch-free. A motion sensor detects when a bottle has been placed in front of it and starts filling. The spout produces a smooth stream that prevents splashing. To see how many single-use plastic bottles you’ve saved, a counter displays how many containers have been filled. Water is chilled to 50° F.

To install, you’ll need to connect the drain to your plumbing system with a P-trap (not included). Install the spout no higher than 48" from the floor to ensure they're accessible. When installed properly, they help you comply with ADA standards.

Fillers with a filter get rid of any tastes or smells. They also reduce the amount of lead and chlorine in the water. Change the filter cartridge every 3,000 gallons, or when signaled by the filter status light.

Also known as water supply stops, these valves shut off water to faucets, toilets, and fountains.

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Often used in tight spaces, these valves shut off water with a quarter turn of the handle. They are also known as water supply stops.

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Quickly identify hot and cold water lines with these red or blue valves. The low-profile elbow shape and small handle are made to fit into tight spaces, such as plumbing outlet boxes (sold separately). Connect the NH/NST threads to a water hose on a washing machine or commercial plumbing fixture.

Valves with a solder-connect inlet are used for copper water lines.

Valves with a barbed inlet are compatible with Viega PEX tubing; attach them to your line with a crimping tool and crimping ring (both sold separately).