WaterSense no longer applicable to sensor-equipped lavatory faucets?

Hello Brian,  It is my understanding that LEED only requires water closets, urinals, private lavatory faucets, and showerheads to be WaterSense labeled. If the item in question is a 'public lavatory faucet' then you are off the hook and do not need this fixture to include a WaterSense label - assuming this is for the LEED prereq.

Hi Do you have any feedback on that ? , specially for the public Faucets .

Thanks alot Brian, I understand what you mean, and thanks for the schedule, but for the Faucets, water sense doesn't seem t o exactly specify between private and public Faucet, so my question here water sense requirements apply to both public and private faucets?

In January of 2022 I received the response below from LEED Coach regarding WaterSense labeling: Thank you for contacting GBCI regarding WEp Indoor Water Use Reduction for Project ID #.  For LEED v4 projects, it's correct that a WaterSense label is only required for fixtures that were eligible for the label when LEED v4 was published: residential (tank-type) toilets, water-using urinals, private lavatory faucets, showerheads.  For urinals, both tank and flush value must be labeled.  For the LEED v4.1 prerequisite, commercial toilet tanks and flushometer valves are additionally required to be WaterSense labeled. Further, any additional fixture types that are eligible for labeling when LEED v4.1 is finalized will also be required to have a WaterSense label for the v4.1 prerequisite.