Bradley - S53-3500-RL5-BN - Touchless Counter Mounted Sensor Faucet, .5 GPM, Brushed Nickel, Linea Series Nominal Size-34" X 1.25" Furnished with removable

Name: Bradley - S53-3500-RL5-BN - Touchless Counter Mounted Sensor Faucet, .5 GPM, Brushed Nickel, Linea Series Nominal Size-34" X 1.25" Furnished with removable
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 47481496259
Price: 434.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0162 (25 reviews)

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Description

Bradley S53 3500 RL5 BN Touchless Counter Mounted Sensor Faucet, .5 GPM, Brushed Nickel, Linea Series Nominal Size 34" X 1.25" Furnished with removable Furnished with removable 9% of bacteria and viruses when used as directed Battery pack with 4xAA alkaline batteries is included as standard power source Touch free dual sensor activation

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