Waterloo Wall-Mounted Faucet with 8″ Centers, 12″ Swing Spout, and Wrist Handles

Description

This Waterloo wall-mounted faucet is the perfect solution when you need a dependable water fixture in your facility!

Perfect for busy commercial kitchens, Waterloo faucets provide the industry-leading quality you expect. With heavy chrome-plated brass faucet bodies, ceramic cartridges engineered for durability, and certifications from a wide range of national and local regulatory agencies, you can install this model with confidence. And to give you total peace of mind, it comes with a 3-year replacement warranty.

• CSA, US and Canada

  This product has been certified by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) to meet select standards for electrical, plumbing, and/or mechanical products in the United States and Canada.

• NSF Listed

  This item has been certified by NSF International to meet applicable product standards on public safety, health, and / or the environment.

• 1/2″ Water Connection

  This unit comes with a 1/2″ water connection for water supply.

Consistent Flow

This faucet features a 12″ long swing spout that moves easily around the sink bowl, while a 2 GPM aerator provides a consistent flow rate and minimal splashing. It boasts a set of 8″ adjustable centers that allow it to match the centers on your sink or mounting surface with ease. The deck-mounted design is easy to install, and it uses 1/2″ NPT inlets.

Watertight Design

This faucet uses ceramic cartridges, which provide a much lower fail rate than the compression cartridges widely used in the industry. In this design, 2 ceramic discs fit together to create a watertight seal when closed. This removes the need for a rubber seat washer, which is one of the most frequently replaced parts on a faucet. This sink a great solution to organize your kitchen!

Promotes Sanitation

For convenient use and more sanitary hand washing, this model comes with 4″ blade style wrist handles. This type of handle lets employees turn the water on or off by using the wrist rather than the fingers, reducing the transfer of germs for increased sanitation.