Video Transcript for Review of Lippert RV Faucets - Kitchen Faucet - LC42AF

Hello neighbors, Steve here with etrailer.com. Folks, today we're looking together at this Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet with a nice coil pulled down spout, a single lever on the side, and it's a black stainless steel construction. Now folks with this faucet, you can replace or upgrade to your kitchen faucet in your RV or camper. It has a nice pull down head option here, so you can take it out of the holder, pull the head down wherever you need it. You got a nice on or off spray option and everything. Built-in aerator.

And while I've got the aerator hole up here, you get this little tool included. That's an aeration tool, you can put that in there. It's like a key or a tool. You counterclockwise can spin that aerator out. You're gonna need to do that during installation and anytime you need to clean it and then it simply pulls down and locks back in place, you can spin that sideways if you need to.

And then the operation of the pretty simple, on, off, hot, cold, very simple to use. Very simple. Now this is made of a high quality 304 grade black stainless steel construction. It's rust proof, it's a one hole installation. You get the included braided water lines.

And lemme tilt this back so I can show you that. The water lines are braided, so a very nice upgrade. They are marked with a blue dash and a red dash to mark hot and cold, and they're standard half inch male pipe thread on those. Now as far as installation, there is a set nut in here. Lemme go ahead and pull this off so you can see it better.

And keep in mind folks, if you've never installed a faucet of any kind and you don't feel comfortable doing it, by all means hire a handyman or a plumber or something like that to make it more comfortable for you. So basically, it all goes through the main hole under your sink. You've got this washer and this brass nut. You basically just gotta get one of those cords higher than the other one to let it come out of the hole. And there you have it. Now I'm gonna come in close and give you a better look at these cords, are these water supply lines, like I said, you got red with those red dash and blue, that's your hot and cold. There's the thread at bottom, you get included gasket, after that would come up, the steel one from underneath the sink. And then finally this one here would come up and thread on. And then once you got as tight as you can with that, then you use these set screws to tighten up a little bit more and keep that nut from backing off. And then as far as inside the aerator, that's what that looks like. So very nice faucet here. You get all the included hardware you need and again, even the aerator tool as well. Now as far as some dimensions and everything, I know I already took it off, but roughly the height when it's installed is gonna be 19" tall and it's gonna be about 9-3/4" deep, from the outside edge to the back of the faucet main tube, the width of this guy down here is roughly 4". And that just kind of depends on if you measure at the bottom out here to the outside handle or just the black. So roughly about 4" overall width at the base. Now the base here is a 2" diameter and the outlet diameter of this, I'm sorry, the diameter of the threaded part is 1-1/4". So that's your standard hole size on those sinks. That should match up fine with what you have there in the RV or camper as well. It is CSA certified as well. And one last thing to mention before we go folks, when you're installing any kind of faucet, you're gonna want to use some tile and tub caulk that's gonna be sold separately. If you don't have some, you can pick some here up at etrailer.com or your local hardware store as well. Well folks that's gonna wrap it up for our quick look at this Flow Max RV kitchen faucet. I'm Steven, thanks so much for watching.