Sloan3250432
The Sloan G2 Sensor Flushometer is an ADA-compliant urinal flushometer featuring an infrared sensor for automatic operation. It is designed for water conservation with fixed metering and no external volume adjustment, and is constructed from high copper, low zinc brass for dezincification resistance. This model features a 1.5 gpf flush volume and a polished chrome finish.
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- Manufacturer
- Sloan
- Catalog no.
- 3250432
- Product type
- Plumbing
- MasterFormat
- 22
- Cut sheet
- PDF · manufacturer current
Product details
| Catalog number | 3250432 |
|---|---|
| Description | The Sloan G2 Sensor Flushometer is an ADA-compliant urinal flushometer featuring an infrared sensor for automatic operation. It is designed for water conservation with fixed metering and no external volume adjustment, and is constructed from high copper, low zinc brass for dezincification resistance. This model features a 1.5 gpf flush volume and a polished chrome finish. |
Also cataloged as: G2-8186-1.5-L/STOP-CP, G2-8186, g2-8186
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