Video Transcript for The Low-Down on the Phoenix Faucets Hybrid RV Kitchen Faucet w/ Pull Out Spout

Today we're going to be taking a look at the Phoenix Faucet's single handle RV kitchen faucet with a pull-out sprayer. This unit is designed to add or replace a kitchen faucet in your RV. It's made from a completely lead-free design. It's going to feature the single handle lever that gives the unit a really nice look. It's very easy to control and to operate. It's got the red and blue indicator, right here, to indicate hot and cold.

It does have a pull-out spray nozzle. It's going to come with a 59-inch long hose that would simply attach to . It would go up through the stem, through the housing, out this portion here, and then one end would connect to the actual nozzle. The other end of the hose would feed out the main shank, right here, loop back to itself and connect at this point. It does come with a washer, right there, that you can install in there. It's a rubber washer for leak-proof performance.

Then those two pieces just thread together. That hose loops back and connect there, 59-inch long hose. It does come with a metal weight. This would get attached to the hose, and that's going to allow the hose to easily retract back into the faucet housing when it's not being used. This weight simply clamps around the hose.

Hardware to get that done is provided. It does feature the easy-to-use nozzle controls. That's right here. These are going to allow you to easily switch between regular faucet flow and spray. You can see there that it does feature a low-flow aerator to help reduce wasting water. It's going to come with all the necessary mounting hardware. It's going to come with your deck plates as well.

Now this one is going to come with two different deck plates. You have this one, right here, which would be for a three-hole mounting option. Then you have this one, right here, which would be for a single-hole mounting option. The deck plates go on top of the mounting surface, but sit at the base of the faucet. Give it a really nice, clean, finished look. Again, with this unit, both options are available with the faucet. It's going to come with the necessary hardware for either option. That's two different style bases. If using a three-hole mounting option, the two outer slots, or the two outer holes, mount locations are going to need to be separated on-center by around eight inches. This is your backend plate, and then you have that finishing piece that goes over to give it a nice, clean, look. This unit is going to feature a hybrid construction. What that means is that the unit is constructed of both plastic components and metal components. It makes it lightweight, but still gives it the feel of a fully metal faucet. Overall, it's just a lot more stronger, a lot more durable. It's going to be a great addition or a replacement to your RV, or to whatever it is that you want to use this for, whatever kitchen that you want to use this for. Really nice design. It's going to feature a rubbed bronze finish. The unit's going to feature a ceramic disk valve, or cartridge. Talking about the hoses, here again, the short one we covered, that's going to connect back to the hose that goes to the pull-out spray nozzle. Then you're going to have your hot and cold water line connectors. The cold one is labeled cold. That way you know that that one is for cold. The other one would be for your hot water. The shank length, right here, this portion is going to measure about 2 3/8 of an inch long. The diameter of that shank is around 1 5/16 of an inch. This base has a front to back measurement of around 2 3/4 of an inch, with a length measurement edge to edge of 10 1/4. The other base is going to have a diameter of 2 3/4 of an inch. There are a few measurements that I did just to help guide your decision. From the center of where the faucet mounts to the center of where water comes out, straight line measurement is about 8 1/2 inches. From the counter top, or the bottom of the mounting surface, or top of the mounting surface to the tallest point of the handle which is the tallest point of the faucet, that's going to measure around 9 inches. From the counter top going straight up to the closest point where water comes out, that's going to be about 6 inches. Just want to talk about some of the components, right here, that it comes with. Again, we covered the metal weight. This is the piece that gets installed on the underside of the mounting surface, gets threaded onto the main shank, right there. It's going to come with the appropriate washers, seals. These two pieces, right here, these two bolts go down in these slots. That's going to be for that three-hole mounting option. Then it's going to come with the plastic inaudible 00:04:32 mounting go on the underside of the mounting location and secure to those bolts for a nice tight, secure, fit. That's going to do for today's look at the Phoenix Faucet's single handle RV kitchen faucet with the pull-out sprayer.