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Pull-down spout on this kitchen faucet rinses tough food residue off your plates and then self-retracts with the adjustable hose weight. Low-flow aerator conserves your water supply by reducing the flow of water without compromising water pressure.
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Pull the spout down so you can easily tackle that food caked onto your plates or rinse the sides of the sink from any angle. Toggle between the stream and spray options depending on how much pressure you need or how long that food has been sitting there. When you're done using it, the spout self-retracts with a hose weight that can be adjusted anywhere along the spray hose.
To install, use the inlet shank and drop the new faucet in place of your existing faucet. Then tighten the mounting nut onto the shank so that the washer is in between the nut and the underside of the counter. Finally, install the hose weight, thread the pull-down head's hose onto the faucet's center inlet, and connect the braided hot and cold water lines. You'll need to keep some tub and tile caulk (not included) on hand to help prevent any leaking.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Today we're going to be taking a look at the Ultra Faucets side-lever kitchen faucet. The unit's made from a metal construction. It's going to feature a really nice brushed nickel finish, gives the unit a very clean look. Now here on the side we're going to have a nice handle, single handle, that allows for easy control. You pull it away to turn the water on and then rotate to achieve hot or cold water. It does have the hot and cold indicators on there. The unit's got the nice tall design with the curved spout.
Come to this point right here which is the head where the water comes out. This is going to be our pull down spout. It's going to offer 2 functions. You've got the control switch right there to choose between the functions. You're going to have consistent flow and spray.
Right here at the center you can see that it has the low flow aerator that's going to help reduce wasting water. We're going to have the spray pattern going around the perimeter there. When you're done with it, it's going to retract back into the faucet housing. Push it up there and that's going to lock in position. Really nice design, very clean look. Few measurements I want to go over.
Starting with the base, this is going to give us a diameter of about 2 and 1/8th of an inch measuring here at the very bottom. I took a measurement from the very back of the unit to the very front at a straight line. That's going to measure about 11 inches. From the center of where it mounts to the center of where the water comes out, that's about 9 and 1/4 inches. We'll take a look at the overall height.
To the tallest point, that's going to give us a measurement of about 16 and 3/4 of an inch. We can also take a measurement of the counter-top height, measuring from the counter-top to the closest point of the faucet, and that's going to give a measurement of about 8 and 5/8ths of an inch. Now that we've seen everything up here let's go ahead and take a look at the under side of the counter-top so we can see how it installs. Now you will notice that this only requires one hole for an installation. I have it mounted in the hole that has a diameter of about an inch and a quarter. You'll notice the threaded portion right here, we've got plenty of length left over so this is designed to fit a variety of counter-top thicknesses. Up here we're going to have a metal flat washer and then we're going to have the nut with the set screws. Tighten all that to get the unit fully installed and secured to the counter-top. Really nice easy design. We're going to have all of our connectors coming out the bottom here. This hose right here is going to be the hose for the pull down spout, it loops around, connects back to itself, nice little threaded design there. Then we're going to have the connection points for the hot and cold water lines. The hot water line's going to have red braided into the hose, cold water line's going to have blue braided in. The connectors on these, these are going to be our male connectors. Outer edge to outer edge they give us a diameter, from the outside threaded portion to the same point on the other side, 13/16ths of an inch. Also on the hose for that pull down spout we're going to have an adjustable weight so you can adjust this if you need more hose length. This also adds weight to the hose, that way it has that self-retracting design and the pull down spout retracts back into the housing and then stays put. That's going to do it for today's look at the Ultra Faucets side-lever kitchen faucet.
Ratings & Reviews
Hans
11/12/2022
The faucet is working well after nearly two years of use. The sprayer head remains clear so long as we regularly clean the holes of precipitate. We are glad we changed the original nonsprayer head faucet to this one. I believe I noted in my original review that the base threaded end was about 116” larger than the original for which the hole was drilled in the countertop. So I had to use a large round file a small round grinder would have worked also to enlarge the hole. No big deal.
Jenny N.
6/10/2022
I am happy to send the specifications of the faucet to you. This faucet has a one year warranty.
Sierra K.
6/1/2021
Thank you for your review. It sounds like the vibrations are loosening the product. Some loctite would do the trick.
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6/2/2021
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