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BathSelect® Nexus Series | Technical Touchless Faucet + Automatic Soap Dispenser Sets
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BathSelect® Nexus Series — Coordinated Touchless Faucet & Automatic Soap Dispenser Sets

Eight new models purpose‑built for airports, smart buildings, hospitality, education, healthcare, and civic projects. Nexus focuses on predictable hydraulics, IP‑sealed electronics, and installer‑friendly wiring with deep technical documentation for submittals and commissioning.

0.35–0.5 gpm pressure‑compensated 1000 mL bulk‑fill (5 L remote opt.) Battery or AC · shared transformer IR/ToF sensing · mirror compensation ADA/UPC minded · ASSE 1070 pairing

Quick Selection Guide

Set Best‑Fit Environments Faucet Flow Dispenser Capacity Soap Type Mounting Highlights
Vector™ Airports, corporate HQ, premium public 0.35/0.5 gpm 1000 mL (5 L opt.) Liquid; foam module Deck faucet + deck/under‑counter tank Laminar outlet; mirror compensation
Orbit™ Universities, civic, high‑traffic 0.35/0.5 gpm 1000 mL Liquid Deck faucet + deck dispenser Adjustable dose 0.8–1.5 mL; anti‑drip
Strata™ Interiors, galleries 0.35/0.5 gpm 1000 mL Liquid/foam Deck faucet + through‑counter feed IR/ToF hybrid; slim profiles
Cascade™ Healthcare public, spa, hospitality 0.35/0.5 gpm (laminar) 1000 mL Foam Deck faucet + deck foam dispenser FoamLogic™ anti‑clog; hygiene purge
Prism™ Mixed‑use & cultural facilities 0.35/0.5 gpm 1000 mL Liquid Deck faucet + deck dispenser Noise‑immune IR; artifact rejection
Zenith™ Smart buildings, enterprise 0.35/0.5 gpm (mixer) 1000 mL Liquid Deck faucet + deck dispenser Touchless mixing; BLE snapshot
Pulse™ Transit hubs, parks 0.35/0.5 gpm 1000 mL Liquid Deck faucet + deck/through‑counter Vandal‑minded; lockouts; IP‑sealed
Quantum™ Legacy buildings, retrofits 0.5 gpm (0.35 kit) 1000 mL Liquid Deck faucet + deck dispenser Stable at 20–80 psi; service‑friendly
Finishes: Chrome Brushed Nickel (PVD) Matte Black (PVD) Brushed Gold (PVD)

BathSelect Nexus Vector™ VectorFlow™ Faucet + VectorDose™ Dispenser

Design & Hygiene

  • Laminar outlet and tuned exit delay minimize splash/aerosols.
  • Mirror/gloss compensation for glassy counters and backsplashes.
  • Anti‑drip dosing and timed purge routines keep counters clean.

Key Specifications

Flow
0.35 or 0.5 gpm (pressure‑compensated)
Sensor
IR + ToF assist; adaptive gain
Dispenser
1000 mL bulk‑fill; 5 L remote tank option
Power
Battery or AC; shared transformer option

BathSelect Nexus Cascade™ CascadeFlow™ Faucet + FoamLogic™ Dispenser

Hygiene First

  • Laminar water and foam dosing target low splash/residue.
  • Rounded bezels and sealed seams for easy wipe‑downs.
  • Foam purge/prime to mitigate clogs after idle periods.

Key Specifications

Flow
0.35/0.5 gpm (laminar)
Foam Dose
0.4–0.6 mL per cycle
Capacity
1000 mL foam reservoir
Finish
Chrome · Brushed Nickel · Matte Black · Brushed Gold

Core Technical Specifications (All Nexus Sets)

Hydraulics

Operating Pressure
20–80 psi; PRV recommended above 80 psi
Regulators
0.35/0.5 gpm pressure‑compensated; laminar/aerated
Water Temp
5–60 °C typical; coordinate with ASSE 1070 mixing
Connections
3/8" or 1/2" NPSM braided hoses (per model)

Electrical

Power
Battery packs or AC (110–240 VAC input to SELV DC)
Valves
Latching solenoids; low standby current
Wiring
Dedicated low‑voltage runs; observe polarity and distance limits on diagrams
EMI/EMC
Designed for commercial restroom environments

Materials & Finishes

Body
Lead‑free brass
Finishes
Chrome; PVD Brushed Nickel, Matte Black, Brushed Gold
Chemical Care
Non‑abrasive cleaners; avoid chlorine bleach

Compliance

Plumbing
ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1 (design intent)
Lead‑Free
NSF/ANSI 61/372 (design intent)
Accessibility
ADA/ICC A117.1 planning guidance provided

Technical FAQ

How do the sensors handle bright daylight, mirrors, and glossy stone?

Narrowband IR with optical filters reduces sunlight interference; ToF‑assist models range distance rather than raw reflectance. Firmware applies ambient light rejection and reflective‑surface compensation. Maintain sensor‑to‑basin offsets in the submittal to avoid standing‑water reflections.

What are the commissioning parameters and how are they adjusted?

Technician mode allows tuning of sensor range, dwell/exit delay, lockout, hygiene‑flush cadence, and (on select models) dose volume. Settings are changed via discrete service steps or optional BLE snapshot export. Policy cloning keeps behavior uniform across a bank.

What is the electrical load when sharing a transformer between faucet and dispenser?

Shared‑transformer kits are rated to power both devices provided total VA is within nameplate. Latching valves limit pulse current and avoid continuous hold. Use dedicated low‑voltage homeruns; follow conductor gauge and length limits in wiring diagrams to prevent voltage drop.

Which soap chemistries are compatible? Any restrictions?

Liquid: ~1–3000 cP with anti‑drip nozzles; Foam: foam cartridge with purge/prime. Alcohol‑based products are commonly compatible; check SDS for additives that may swell seals. Avoid pumice/particulate soaps. Rinse tanks when changing chemistry types.

How do hygiene flush and thermal purge interact with mixing valves?

Hygiene flush uses normal tempered water; thermal purge is a scheduled maintenance event coordinated with the mixing system. Pair faucets with ASSE 1070 POU mixing to limit outlet temperature. For system‑level disinfection using ASSE 1017 or central controllers, follow facility SOPs and limit occupancy during purge.

What are the mechanical limits for countertops and spacing?

Deck thickness typically 15–40 mm; tighter/looser tops may require accessory kits. Keep 6–10 in (center‑to‑center) between faucet and dispenser to prevent cross‑triggering. Respect minimum clearances to backsplashes/mirrors and to basin waterline as shown in submittals.

How are water hammer and pressure spikes mitigated?

Valve timing ramps and pressure‑compensated regulators reduce transients. Provide hammer arrestors near the branch per code where mains are aggressive. Avoid dead‑end runs and keep strainers clean to prevent seat damage.

What battery life should be expected?

Depends on cycles/day, water temp, and policy settings. Latching valves and low‑power electronics extend life for high‑traffic duty; AC is recommended for 24/7 venues to eliminate pack replacement.

What standards and codes apply?

Design intent aligns with ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1 (faucets), NSF/ANSI 61/372 (lead‑free), and ADA/ICC A117.1 clearances. Flows of 0.35–0.5 gpm support IPC/UPC lavatory limits. Always verify local amendments and project specifications.

What maintenance items should be stocked for a campus rollout?

Strainers, regulators (0.35/0.5 gpm), seal kits, pump modules, and power packs. Keep a small set of finish‑matched bezels/escutcheons for damage swaps. Maintain O&M manuals with wiring and policy baselines per building.

Product Reviews

Architect — International Terminal (Vector™)

“Vector™ reads as one composition with the dispenser. Laminar water and anti‑drip dosing keep terrazzo pristine, even at peak.”

Rating: ★★★★★ · Focus: Aesthetics, Hygiene

Interior Designer — Gallery (Strata™)

“Slim bezels and consistent PVD tones match our hardware. Sensing stays predictable near mirrors.”

Rating: ★★★★★ · Focus: Finish Match, Predictability

General Contractor — University (Orbit™)

“Shared transformers and bulk tanks sped install. Lockouts and dose control reduced callbacks.”

Rating: ★★★★★ · Focus: Install Speed, Uptime

MEP Engineer — Enterprise HQ (Zenith™)

“Touchless mixing plus BLE snapshots simplified commissioning and documentation. Flows held spec at varied pressures.”

Rating: ★★★★★ · Focus: Commissioning, Stability

Facilities Director — City Library (Pulse™)

“Vandal‑minded hardware and lockouts cut downtime. One spares kit works across branches.”

Rating: ★★★★★ · Focus: Durability, Standardization

Developer/Owner — Mixed‑Use Tower (Prism™ & Quantum™)

“Cohesive look across retail and office. Stable flow at 20–80 psi made retrofits predictable.”

Rating: ★★★★★ · Focus: Brand Consistency, Predictability

Ready to Specify?

Request Nexus submittals (BIM/Revit, CSI), wiring diagrams for shared transformers, finish samples, and dispenser compatibility charts. We’ll help with basin pairing, ADA/ASSE 1070 notes, and bank‑wide policy templates.

© BathSelect®. Specifications subject to change without notice. Options such as BLE exports, shared transformers, and foam modules are model‑dependent. Values herein represent typical design targets; consult submittals for project‑specific data.

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