Sloan 3910239 Manual Flushometer 3.5 Gpf Replacement

Product Description

The SLOAN 3910239 is a manual flushometer designed as an adjustable replacement unit for the Royal series. Manual flushometers serve as the flush valve mechanism on commercial toilets and urinals, controlling water flow volume per flush cycle. This unit is rated at 3.5 gallons per flush (GPF) with an adjustable flow feature that allows the flush volume to be set during installation. It is a direct-acting, diaphragm-type valve operated by manual handle actuation. Licensed plumbers and commercial plumbing contractors are the primary installers of this type of equipment in restroom retrofit and repair applications.

This flushometer is intended for commercial and institutional plumbing systems where Royal series valves are specified or currently installed. It is suited for retrofit installations in multi-unit residential buildings, office facilities, schools, and other commercial properties that utilize wall-mounted flushometer-style fixtures. The adjustable GPF setting makes it appropriate for facilities evaluating water usage compliance under local plumbing codes. Compatible system context is limited to Royal series manual flushometer applications as indicated by available product data.

Key Features

• Adjustable flush volume at 3.5 GPF for code-compliant installation flexibility
• Manual handle actuation - no electrical or battery components required
• Direct replacement for Royal series flushometer valves
• Compact footprint: 9.75 inches long, 9.1 inches wide, 4.5 inches tall
• Shipped weight of 4.6 pounds for straightforward field handling

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement for Royal series manual flushometer valves, specifically noted as compatible with Royal 3.5C adjustable applications per available product data. Verify existing rough-in and supply stop configuration before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with IPC and applicable local plumbing codes. Shut off the water supply at the upstream stop valve and relieve line pressure before removing the existing flushometer. Inspect the tailpiece, spud, and gasket for wear and replace as needed during service. Do not overtighten the packing nut or flange connections, as this can damage the diaphragm assembly.