Bsc Preferred LKB737C Sensor Lavatory Faucet 0.5 Gpm

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LKB737C is a battery-powered, touchless sensor lavatory faucet designed for commercial restroom applications. It delivers hands-free operation through infrared sensor activation, reducing cross-contamination in high-traffic environments. The faucet flows at 0.5 gallons per minute, supporting water conservation requirements without sacrificing usability. Built from solid brass, it provides long-term durability under demanding daily use. Power is supplied by four AA batteries housed in an included battery holder, with an AC plug-in adapter also included for flexible installation. A licensed plumber typically handles the deck-mount installation in commercial facilities.

This faucet is suited for commercial restrooms in offices, schools, healthcare facilities, hospitality environments, and other high-traffic settings. It mounts through a single faucet hole in a standard deck configuration. The fixed spout reaches 5.05 inches with a height of 4.72 inches, providing adequate clearance for a range of sink basin depths. The included flexible supply hose simplifies rough-in connections. Its ADA-compliant design makes it appropriate for accessible restroom installations where touchless operation is required by code or specification.

Key Features

• Touchless infrared sensor activation for hands-free, hygienic operation
• 0.5 GPM low-flow rate supports water conservation compliance
• Solid brass construction for commercial-grade durability
• Single deck-mount hole installation with fixed spout
• Flexible power options: four AA batteries or AC plug-in adapter
• Built-in in-line filter with clean-out trap for simplified maintenance
• ADA compliant and certified lead-free per NSF/ANSI standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style touchless sensor lavatory faucet for single-hole deck-mount commercial sink installations requiring a 0.5 GPM low-flow electronic faucet.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC requirements. Shut off the water supply at the stop valves before beginning any connection work. Verify the deck thickness and hole diameter are compatible with the faucet shank before mounting. Do not overtighten supply connections to the flexible hose fittings, and confirm sensor alignment and battery installation before restoring water service.