Bradley (6-3100) RFM-BB Touchless Counter Mounted Sensor Soap Dispenser, Brushed Black Stainless, Crestt Series

This is a Multi - Feed system with a shared tank and a top fill port. You'll need to buy the '6 - SOAP - MFT' Soap Multi - Feed Tank separately. If you prefer a Single Fill System (top fill at spout), look for a part number with a 'T' for top fill instead of an 'M' for multi - feed. The Verge Soap Dispenser from the Crestt Series pairs perfectly with the Verge Faucet model S53 - 3100 in brushed black. It uses a Multi - Feed Tank Assembly system with a 166.5 oz soap tank that can support up to 6 dispensers through a fill port hub on the deck top. It's compatible with any non - proprietary bulk foam soap. The touch - free dual sensor activation is optimized to prevent false activations. It features a refined, high - arc design in chrome - plated cast brass with a stylish in - stock brushed black PVD finish. You can choose the power supply separately, either a battery pack (4xAA alkaline) or an A/C Adapter. There's an indicator light at the spout base to show power, activation, and low soap levels. It has a vandal - resistant construction with an anti - rotational gasket/washer. It complies with ADA guidelines and has certified UL and CE electrical components, as well as ADA / ICC ANSI 117.1 certification (Citation 309.4).

Using this soap dispenser is easy. First, if you're using the Multi - Feed system, make sure you've purchased and installed the '6 - SOAP - MFT' Soap Multi - Feed Tank. If you opt for the Single Fill System, fill the dispenser at the spout. The touch - free activation means you just wave your hand under the spout, and the soap will dispense. For power, you can use a battery pack (4xAA alkaline) or an A/C Adapter. The indicator light at the base of the spout will let you know when there's power, when the dispenser is activated, and when the soap is running low. As for maintenance, check the soap level regularly and refill as needed. The dispenser has a vandal - resistant construction, but try to keep it away from rough handling. Also, follow the ADA guidelines for proper placement. The electrical components are certified, but if you have any issues, it's best to contact a professional.