Sloan RESSC Sensor Water Closet Retrofit Flushometer

Product Description

The SLOAN RESSC is an exposed sensor retrofit flushometer designed for water closet applications. It replaces manual or outdated flush valve actuators with an automatic infrared sensor system, eliminating the need for handle-actuated flushing. This unit installs on existing exposed flushometer bodies, making it a practical upgrade for commercial restroom facilities without requiring full valve replacement. Licensed plumbers and facility maintenance technicians are the primary installers. The RESSC is an OEM component manufactured to original equipment specifications, ensuring proper fit and performance on compatible Sloan flushometer bodies.

The RESSC is suited for commercial and institutional water closet installations where touchless operation is required or preferred. Typical applications include restrooms in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and public spaces where hygiene and reduced fixture wear are priorities. Because it is a retrofit sensor assembly, it is intended for use on existing exposed-style flushometer valves rather than concealed or tank-type systems. Installation is completed without replacing the entire flush valve body, reducing material cost and downtime.

Key Features

• Retrofit design installs onto existing exposed flushometer bodies without full valve replacement
• Infrared sensor actuation provides touchless, hands-free flushing
• OEM component manufactured to original Sloan specifications
• Designed for water closet applications in commercial and institutional settings
• Exposed mounting style compatible with standard commercial restroom configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style retrofit sensor assembly for exposed Sloan G2 series flushometer valves used on water closet applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified maintenance technician familiar with commercial flush valve systems. Shut off the water supply to the flushometer before beginning any disassembly or sensor replacement work. Follow all applicable local plumbing codes, including IPC guidelines, when servicing commercial flush fixtures. Do not attempt installation with water pressure active in the supply line.