Sloan 0335019 EAF21A Sensor Assembly Battery EAF250

Product Description

The SLOAN 0335019 is a genuine OEM sensor assembly designed for battery-powered, touchless faucet operation without an audible click response. This assembly serves as the detection and control core of compatible Sloan electronic faucets, interpreting infrared sensor signals to initiate and terminate water flow. It is a direct OEM replacement component, ensuring fit and function consistent with the original factory-installed part. Licensed plumbers and commercial facility maintenance technicians are the primary installers. The assembly weighs 0.25 pounds, making it straightforward to handle during service calls on restroom fixtures.

This sensor assembly is intended for use with Sloan EAF250 series electronic hand-washing faucets, which are commonly installed in commercial and institutional restrooms, including offices, schools, and healthcare facilities. The battery-powered design eliminates the need for a hardwired power supply connection, making it suitable for retrofit or replacement work where AC power is not available at the faucet deck. Cross-reference numbers 32L923 and EAF-21-A may assist in confirming part equivalency during sourcing.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM replacement sensor assembly from Sloan, ensuring factory-spec fit and performance
• Battery-powered operation - no hardwired AC connection required
• Without click configuration - no audible activation signal during sensor trigger
• Infrared sensor-based touchless activation for hands-free faucet control
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds for easy handling during service
• Manufactured in the United States

Compatibility

Designed as a direct OEM replacement for the Sloan EAF250 series electronic faucet. Cross-reference part numbers 32L923 and EAF-21-A may be used to verify compatibility with existing assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber familiar with electronic sensor faucet systems. Shut off the water supply to the fixture before beginning any disassembly. Follow local plumbing codes and the manufacturer service documentation when removing the existing sensor assembly and seating the replacement. Avoid overtightening mounting hardware on the sensor housing, as this can damage the assembly or the faucet deck.