Dial in temp and flow fast at your RV kitchen sink with a single lever that keeps one hand free. 2.0 GPM flow supports steady rinsing, and the water-contact parts meet a drinking-water standard so you can rinse and fill without second-guessing.
When you're bouncing between prep and dishes, separate controls slow you down. This faucet uses a single-handle lever for simplified temperature and flow adjustment, so you can tweak it with one hand and keep moving.
A weak stream drags out washing when you're trying to clear soap and food fast. This faucet runs at 2.0 GPM, so it supports steady kitchen operation for everyday rinsing and cleanup.
Kitchen faucets see constant use, and you want confidence in what your water touches. This faucet uses metallic construction built for everyday kitchen use, and it's certified to NSF61-9, which ties to a drinking-water standard for water-contact components, so you can rinse produce and fill a cup without second-guessing the water path.
A mismatched finish can make a kitchen feel pieced together fast. This faucet comes in brushed nickel, so it coordinates with modern kitchen décor and keeps the sink area looking pulled together.
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Hi, everyone. Steven here with etrailer. Today we're looking at our Utopia RV kitchen faucet. It's a single-lever handle faucet and a nice brushed nickel finish. Now folks, this is gonna be simple, easy installation and this also gives you simplified temperature control. You just simply spin it whichever way you need for hot and cold and then pull it out for on and off.
And the nozzle here, the main spout, rather, this can spin all the way around if you need it to. I don't see why you would, but you have that option. And if you need to put this on the other side if you want, that's an option. And as you can see, I've chose to mount it today in the demo with the base that covers the 3-hole deck. So if you're replacing something that had a knob here, a knob here, and you're going to a single, this will cover up the two holes for those faucets that we inchesre the older style.
And of course, to give you the single deck plate here, if you're just doing a single hole to another single hole, you have that as well. So you're getting both. This little black plastic tool, that is actually gonna be for tightening up the main nut down here on the bottom. So you have some washer here, a rubber wand, and a metallic plate. And then there's like, a brass-colored or gold-colored nut that goes up these threads through there, holding everything nice and tight.
And then like all faucets, you have your hot and cold main water lines. These are stainless steel. They are marked. They're tagged cold, the other one's hot. And then of course, you have your main water for the spout.
And this is the weight that you will install on there, and you can adjust that weight up or down. And what that weight does is whenever you pull out the spout here to spray off things or whatever, that weight is gonna allow that to get pulled back up into place. This one actually has like a little notch over here on the backside you can't see. That will click into place once it's back up there. And you can see you also have that on spray or flow button here. And that always face towards the back because again, it's notched back here on the bar itself. So a very nice elegant option. I measured 16 inches from the deck level height here. So wherever your sink surface is to the very top tallest part, I got 16 inches tall. And then from the center of the spout to the center of where the water comes out is roughly 8 inches on center. So I hope that those measurements give you the clearance that you need and make sure your height and everything works as well. Again, especially if you're replacing one that had just the two handles on the side. Most of those came out straight and they we inchesre a little bit shorter. So 2 gallons per minute flow rate. So that should support normal kitchen operations. It is a metallic construction, so it's been built tough to last. And once again, it has that nice brushed nickel finish. So folks, again, whether you're replacing or upgrading, this is the Utopia RV kitchen faucet. I'm Steven with etrailer. Reach out if you have questions about this or any other faucets and have a great day.
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