Rinse a pan at your RV sink with a pull-down spray that reaches into corners. Single-handle control keeps one hand free while you work. 1.8 GPM flow keeps the stream steady so cleanup doesn't drag out.
When you're juggling dishes, food prep, and cleanup, two handles slow you down. This faucet uses a single-handle design, so you can set water flow and temperature with one lever and get back to what you're doing.
Spraying down a pan or rinsing the corners of the sink is awkward when the stream won't reach where you need it. This faucet has a pull-down spray, so you can move the spray where you're rinsing and keep the mess moving toward the drain.
A weak stream drags out cleanup when you're trying to rinse soap and food off fast. This faucet runs at 1.8 GPM, so you get a steadier kitchen stream for everyday rinsing and washing.
Kitchen faucets live in a wet zone, and corrosion is what shows up first. This faucet is made of zinc, and that construction helps resist corrosion through daily splashes and repeated use at the sink.
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Hi everyone. Steven here with etrailer. Today we're looking at this Utopia RV kitchen faucet. It's considered a single lever handle, and as you can see, it's in a nice black finish. Now folks, this is a very nice, easy to use pull down. It's got the weight on it, it can go right back up.
Very nice. You can point it in any direction whenever you need to use it. You've got a couple different spray functions here. Obviously I don't have any water hooked up, so you're not gonna see that, but you get the point. And then the neck can spin 360 degrees if you need it to.
You most likely would need to. I just kind of mocked this up on my box here today with the handle on this side. If you so choose, you can make this to where the handle's in the front, on the other side, it's totally up to you and what you need for your particular setup. Now, the way I have it right now, it looks like hot would be pulling towards me, and coal would be pushing away from me. And then obviously you can push it in or out to turn it on or off.
Down here at the base, you do have a couple of washers, a gasket, and then you have this golden colored set nut here. And basically that threads onto the tip here. And then you have your water lines. These are all braided stainless steel construction. They're flexible and very durable.
They are marked red for cold, I'm sorry, red for hot, blue for cold, sorry. And then on the main hose for the pull down nozzle, you have this weight, and this weight literally just clamps around the hose, it's standard stuff nowadays on kitchen faucets. You've probably seen 'em before. If not, that's what they are. It's just a weight. And that's what pulls this back up into place whenever the weight goes back down. So all of that's underneath your faucet assembly, down underneath your sink. Again, I just have it installed here on this cutaway for your view and pleasure. Now, with this kit, you do not get any kind of covering plate. And what I mean by that is a lot of faucets have 1, 2, 3 holes if it was a traditional kitchen faucet from years ago, and some of these come with a plate that covers those two holes, this kit does not. So you just get the single hole, mount, everything just like you see here. So if you do have a three hole faucet, technically this would probably work in the middle, but you're not gonna have anything to cover those holes. So just keep that in mind. It has a 1.8-gallon-per-minute flow rate, and that's gonna give you a more steady performance, more water flow. And as far as some dimensions, from the countertop to the very top part of the neck, I get about 16 and seven. Oh, let's call it 17 inches. So 17 inches tall from the base to the very top. And then if this was installed just like it is now, from here over to the very end, to the center, I get roughly 10, 10 and 1/8 inches. So this is gonna stick out from the back about 11, oh, I'm sorry, 10 and 3/4 inches. So from the back of the neck all the way out, 10 and 3/4 inches. So that'll kind of give you some idea of the space as far as how far this is gonna stick out, making sure that it works with your sink and your setup. Well folks, that's gonna wrap up our quick look together at this utopia RV kitchen faucet. I'm Steven. As always, reach out if you have any further questions about this or any other products, and have a great day.
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