Bradley (6-3700) RLM-BZ Touchless Counter Mounted Sensor Soap Dispenser, Brushed Bronze, Zen Series

This non - returnable soap dispenser belongs to the Verge Zen Series and pairs perfectly with the Verge Faucet model S53 - 3700 in brushed bronze. It features a Multi - Feed (Shared Tank, Top Fill Port) system. You'll need to buy the “6 - SOAP - MFT” Soap Multi - Feed Tank separately. If you prefer a Single (Top Fill at Spout) Fill System, look for an equivalent part number with a “T” for top fill instead of “M” for multi - feed. The dispenser uses a Multi - Feed Tank Assembly with a 166.5 oz soap tank. This large tank can support up to 6 dispensers through a fill port hub on the deck's top. It's compatible with liquid soap having a viscosity between 100 cps and 5000 cps. The touch - free dual sensor activation is optimized to avoid false activations. It has a sleek design made of chrome - plated cast brass with a trendy in - stock brushed bronze 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's base to show power status, activation, and low soap level. The dispenser has a vandal - resistant build 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). Here's a breakdown of the model number 6 - 3700 - RLM - BZ: 6 - 3700 stands for the Verge Deck - Mounted Soap Dispenser in the Zen Series. 'R' means it uses infrared sensor operation for activation. 'L' indicates it's for liquid soap. 'M' represents the Multi - Feed Fill System, and 'BZ' is for the brushed bronze finish.

Using your Bradley Verge Series soap dispenser is a breeze. First, make sure you've purchased the “6 - SOAP - MFT” Soap Multi - Feed Tank separately if you're using the multi - feed system. Then, fill the soap tank through the top fill port on the deck. If you've chosen a battery pack, insert 4xAA alkaline batteries. For an A/C Adapter, connect it properly. When you place your hands under the spout, the touch - free dual sensors will detect them and dispense soap. Keep an eye on the indicator light at the base of the spout. It'll tell you if the dispenser is powered, when it's activated, and when the soap is running low. As for maintenance, clean the dispenser regularly with a mild soap and a soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they can damage the brushed bronze finish. If the dispenser seems to be having issues with false activations, make sure there are no objects constantly triggering the sensors nearby. Also, check the anti - rotational gasket/washer periodically to ensure it's in good condition. And don't forget to follow all ADA guidelines and safety precautions while using and maintaining the dispenser.