Rinsing dishes in your RV sink goes faster when you can reach the corners. This black kitchen faucet has a pull-out spray and single-handle control, with a 1.8 GPM flow rate and zinc construction that helps resist corrosion.
In an RV kitchen, you're usually working one-handed while you're holding a pan, a plate, or a sponge. This faucet uses single-handle control for easy temperature and flow adjustment, so you can dial in the mix with one lever instead of juggling separate handles. You set the stream where you want it and keep moving through cleanup.
Reaching the far corners of the sink gets awkward when the water stays fixed in one spot. This faucet has a pull-out spray for versatile reach around the sink, so you can direct water where the job is instead of shifting everything to meet the stream. You can rinse across the basin and hit the edges without fighting the spout position.
A slow stream drags out dish duty when you're trying to rinse and reset the sink. This faucet runs a 1.8 GPM flow rate for efficient kitchen performance, so you get steady output for everyday washing and rinsing. Cleanup moves along without waiting on the water.
Kitchen faucets see constant splashes and wipe-downs, and corrosion is what shows up first when the material can't keep up. This faucet uses zinc construction, which helps resist corrosion during daily use. The body holds up to regular sink work without looking beat up fast.
If you're using your RV water system for cooking and drinking, you may want a faucet that's been evaluated for that kind of contact. This faucet is certified to drinking-water related standards, so it's intended for use in potable water systems. You can install it at the kitchen sink with that piece settled.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone, Steven here with etrailer. Today we're looking at a Utopia RV Kitchen Faucet. It's a single-lever handle in a nice black finish. Now, folks, this is a metallic-built faucet, so it's heavy-duty, it is metal, and like most faucets like this nowadays, they have that weight on the bottom that you can see down there going up and down as I pull this. And that's gonna help bring this back in place and then latch back in place whenever it's not in use. Now, as you can see, you do get two deck plates with this.
I use the longer deck plate. You do have the single base deck plate available. It comes with it, sorry, but you have both options coming with it. I have two holes here in my faucet sink setup here, so this is covering those two holes and that's why I chose to use that one. I'm gonna put this to the side.
And then as you can see, you have a gold brass-colored ring with three set screws and then there's some washes that you can't see. They're up in there squeezing everything tight, holding this in place. Stainless steel braided water connection lines. Cold is marked Cold, the other one is Hot. And then of course, you have a long hose, and that weight, that black barrel of weight there is adjustable.
I just chose to put it there. You can put it as low or as high as you need for your setup, and that's gonna bring this nozzle back down. You have a spray option and a regular option on here, and then there's a notch right here that's marrying up to a notch in the faucet spout. And you can spin this all the way around, so if you choose to put this on the other side, it's up to you however you wanna mount it in your specific area. And keep in mind, this isn't really 100% tight, 'cause I didn't tighten all those set screws.
When you install it, you're gonna everything super tight and in place. Now, when I measured this, I went from the deck height to the very tip top here. This is the tallest part of the whole faucet, and I got 13 inches tall. And then from the center of the spout to where the water comes out center, I got roughly 7 1/2 inches. So, hopefully those dimensions will help you as far as knowing that it's gonna fit in your specific area. 1.8 gallons per minute is the flow rate. The zinc construction will help resist corrosion during daily use. And these are pretty much the same specs, and this should be compatible with many regular sink setups that are out there, primarily kitchen sink setups, again. And again, this is a great option if you're replacing something or starting from scratch. And once again, you do get the single deck plate included. Folks, that's gonna wrap up our real quick look together. I'm Steven with etrailer. As always, reach out if you have any further questions about this faucet or any other ones that we carry here at etrailer, and have a great day.
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