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$113.39 Original price was: $113.39.$71.00Current price is: $71.00.
Info: Point-of-Use Faucets; Available in 2 Types
Higher style meets lower cost. If you’re using an under-the-sink reverse osmosis (RO) or drinking water filtration system that uses a second faucet to one side of your kitchen sink just for the drinking water, you might want to upgrade from the smaller, plainer, or plastic-levered ones those units might ordinarily come with. These two faucets’ designs can match well with nearly any kitchen decor; value has never looked so good.
Product Notes:
The first-listed item is the Tomlinson brand’s NSF-certified Model 888 (specifically, model 1022286, VS888) which features a high quality, long lasting Polished Chrome finish, a lever-style handle, a neck that can easily swivel 360°, a spout tip designed to prevent ‘after-drips,’ lead-free water passages, and a smooth-operating, forged brass ceramic disk element. As shown in this inset photo, this model (which has a 2-1/4″ diameter base, and a 3″ shank) is somewhat larger than the ones we use with our own OPUS systems (on the right): it has a high reach neck design, and is about 12″ high overall, with a spout reach of about 5″, and works with 1/4″ tubing.
For a more elegant and somewhat retro look, the second-listed (but first-pictured) item is Tomlinson’s Model Number 1019301, which is part of its 600 PBR Series Designer RO Faucets, in a Satin Nickel finish. It, too, is certified to NSF standards for low or no lead content, and has a 12″ high reach neck design, a 360° swivel neck, a lever-style handle with a knob on the end (as shown in the second main photo), a protective spout tip design to prevent after-drip, a smooth-operating forged brass ceramic disk element, a 2-1/4″ diameter base, a 5″ spout reach, and works with 1/4″ tubing. This model can be installed either with or without an air gap (it comes with a patented modular air gap and spacer which can be used when you mount it, if your system requires that).
(Air gap faucets have an empty space built into their base, and can handle three lines: one connected to the Reverse Osmosis tank; one to the brine water side of the RO system; and one for a drain line for the brine water that attaches to the drain saddle. Alternatively, you may have a water ionizer machine that takes three lines: one from the water supply, one for the treated alkaline water, and one for the acidic water.)
