Water Filter Faucets
Elegant Series
Elegant Series Non Air Gap Drinking Water Faucet Features:
- Ceramic Valve offers durability and smooth 90 degree actuation in a premium faucet. Flow rate is controlled thru operation of the faucet handle.
- Lead Free brass assures regulatory compliance to ANSI/NSF standards and California Prop. 65 and AB1953 compliant
- Certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 61 Section 9
- Tube attached for easy installation.
- Optional three small LCD’s to indicate the cartridge life.
- Lifetime warranty
Chrome
Brushed Nickel
Satin Nickel
Antique Wine (special order)
Antique Brass (special order)
Oil Rubbed Bronze
Here are the dimensions of the Elegant faucet.
Height- 11″
Reach- 6″
Base- 1.3/4″
Base without base ring- 1″
You need a 1/2 ” hole to mount.
All of our faucets can come with optional LED lights to indicate when it is time to replace the filter cartridge.
Elegant faucet in brushed nickel and cartridge life indicator.
Europa Faucet
Very elegant design.
Ceramic disk movement to last a lifetime.
Classic Faucet
The Classic filter faucets design features:
- Solid lead-free brass body
- 2.2 GPM flow rate
- Quarter turn ceramic disk valve
- Spout swivels through 360 degrees
- Lifetime drip-free warranty
- Installs on 1/2 in. or standard sink hole on either side of the main faucet
Exceeds all US standards, including NSF.
The materials, combined with the traditional and modern techniques used in these lead-free solid brass faucets production are of the highest quality exceeding the usual industry standards. The ceramic-disc valve is designed to exceed 450,000 trouble-free revolutions – approximately 50 years of normal use.
Classic Slant Faucet
Available in chrome or brushed steel.
Comes with a 25 year warranty.
Drinking Water System Faucet
This deluxe drinking faucet is designed for use in mounting holes up to 1 1/2″ in diameter.
STEP1. Assemble Top Parts
Slip Finished flange up threaded shank, followed by rubber gasket.
STEP 2. Insert Into Sink Mounting Hole
With finished flange and rubber gasket assembled, insert threaded shank of faucet down through mounting hole.
STEP 3. Tighten From Below Deck
From underside of sink, slip unfinished brass flange (same size as top flange, but unfinished) up threaded shank of faucet and tighten in place with mounting nut. (Be sure to give faucet proper alignment on top before final tightening.)
STEP 4. Make Supply Attachment
a) Slip compression nut over end of 1/4″ o.d. supply tube, threads facing end. Press ferrule onto end of tube. Insert tube into end of threaded faucet shank and tighten compression nut.
b) NOTE: If supplied with quick-connect faucet connection, thread quick connect faucet connection onto faucet shank. Cut copper or plastic tubing squarely with no burred edges. Insert into faucet connection as far as it will go. If you need to remove tubing, push back on dark gray ring. Use locking clip if required.
STEP 5. Check For Leaks
Turn on supply stop valve feeding faucet. Check for leaks at compression connection. Apply additional tightening, if necessary. Shut off supply stop valve feeding faucet. Loosen screw and remove handle and sleeve. Using wrench,
remove and replace ceramic cartridge.
* COMPLIES WITH NSF 61.9 *
High Flow Designer Faucet
Ceramic disk movement to last a lifetime. Also available in brushed steel.
Looks great in brushed steel
Designer Faucets
Ceramic valve faucet with arc spout. Metal handle and tip for new high end designer look and feel.
An elegant faucet to match every decor. High quality ceramic disk movement.
Full 30 year warranty. By far the best quality available.
Standard Faucets:
Chrome
White
Black
Brush Nickel
Tubing Attached Faucet
Reduces installation time, comes with standard length of 3 ft. blue tubing.
All of our faucets come with either ice-maker flex hoses or an ‘Easy Connect’ bolt for simple installation.
To hook up your faucet with your purifier you simply push in the hose and it locks.
Should you be in a situation where drilling a hole for a faucet is not an option, there are a few solutions to this problem.
One would be to purchase a Tri-Flow Faucet where the purified water can pour from the same tap and a separate faucet is not needed.
Another option would be to connect the purifier directly to the cold water line. The only disadvantage with this procedure is that the cold water will have about one quarter the normal flow rate. The hot and warm water flow rate would not be effected.
A third option would be to have the filter faucet stay under the sink attached to a bracket. A little less convenient but still an option. To get your purified water you simply reach below the sink and unhook the faucet from the bracket and bring the faucet into the sink to fill your glass, coffee jug or cooking utensil.
We would include a quality ice-maker flex hose long enough to easily reach into the sink.
A fourth option is to attach a counter top purifier to your existing faucet.
