Universal Touchless Design for High-Capacity Facilities
A coordinated system of sensor faucets, automatic dispensers, and smart controls engineered for airports, hospitals, universities, and stadiums—built for contractors and MEP engineers to deliver uptime, compliance, and measurable savings at scale.
Facility-Wide Hygiene • Lower Total Cost • Standards-Aligned
Overview: Built for Contractors & Engineers
BathSelect’s universal touchless design unifies commercial-grade sensor faucets, automatic soap dispensers, and BMS-ready controls. The result is a hygienic, low-maintenance restroom network with clear submittals, modular power options, and straightforward installation paths—reducing water and soap consumption while supporting ADA, WaterSense, and LEED/WELL objectives.
System Overview • Hygiene & Throughput
Sensor Faucets • Activation & Flow
Soap Dispensers • Install & Uptime
Specification-Ready Package
Clear cut sheets, trim/rough-in details, and submittal bundles. Power options (battery/AC/hardwire) and mixing valves that simplify installation sequencing.
Cut SheetsRough-InMixing Valves
BMS / BAS Integration
Integrate with Building Management Systems for usage monitoring and proactive maintenance alerts in smart facilities.
MonitoringTelemetry
High-Traffic Hardware
Commercial valves, sealed sensors, and durable finishes to maximize uptime in terminals, campuses, and arenas.
Heavy-UseServiceable
Controls & Efficiency
Configurable activation windows and flow management to support water and soap savings without sacrificing throughput.
On-DemandSavings
Accessibility & Sustainability
Aligned with ADA, WaterSense, and LEED/WELL to support inclusive, environmentally responsible design.
Quick-access links to technical specifications, rough-in drawings, power options, and integration guides for large-scale projects such as airports, hospitals, universities, and stadiums.
Spec Sheets & Cut Sheets
Ready-to-approve specification documents for fast submittals.
A large touchless restroom installation should be engineered as a distributed building system rather than as a collection of independent faucets and dispensers. Architects, Engineers, Consultants, plumbing designers, electrical engineers, contractors, commissioning teams, and facility operators should coordinate fixture quantities, branch water supplies, pressure zones, power topology, transformer or battery strategy, control locations, cable routing, sensor clearances, mixing-valve placement, isolation points, service access, and commissioning zones before the installation is repeated across multiple rooms, floors, or buildings. Plumbing, electrical, and concealed-space interfaces can be reconciled through the BathSelect bathroom fixture rough-in and MEP coordination guide, installation sequencing and preclosure requirements can be developed through BathSelect Installation Engineering, and component isolation, maintenance access, and field-replacement strategy can be evaluated through BathSelect Serviceability Engineering so fixture count, power distribution, control architecture, commissioning, maintenance, and future expansion remain part of one coordinated touchless infrastructure plan.
Real BathSelect touchless installations across key sectors — from international airports and hospitals to universities, stadiums, and corporate offices. Each project showcases commercial-grade durability, ADA compliance, and seamless integration with Building Management Systems (BMS) for large-scale, high-traffic environments.
