UltraRinse Stainless Steel Single-Hole Deck-Mount Mixing Faucet with 12-Inch Swing Nozzle and 1.5 GPM Spray Arm
UltraRinse Stainless Steel Single-Hole Deck-Mount Mixing Faucet with 12-Inch Swing Nozzle and 1.5 GPM Spray Arm
Single Inlet, Lever Handles, Ceramic Cartridges, G1/2 Supply Connections
Built for busy commercial sink stations, this stainless steel mixing faucet combines a 12-inch swing nozzle and a 1.5 GPM spray arm for versatile water delivery.
- Single-hole deck-mount mixing faucet designed for commercial prep and rinse applications.
- Includes a 12-inch stainless steel swing nozzle with stream regulator outlet.
- Features a 10 7/16-inch multiple-tip spray arm rated at 1.5 GPM.
- Ceramic cartridges with check valves help support smooth operation and reliable performance.
- Stainless steel lever handles and 18-inch flexible supply hoses with G1/2 connections simplify installation.
- Meets ASME A112.18.1 / CSA B125.1, NSF 61-Section 9, NSF 372, and ADA ANSI/ICC A117.1 requirements.
Overall Dimensions:
7.38"W x 14.06"D x 12.81"HProduct Weight:
7.04 lbStainless Steel Construction
Durable stainless steel body and components are built for demanding commercial environments.
Single-Hole Deck Mount
Deck-mounted design installs through a single opening for a clean, compact setup.
12-Inch Swing Nozzle
Provides broad reach and easy positioning over the sink area.
Stream Regulator Outlet
Helps deliver a controlled stream at the nozzle for consistent water flow.
1.5 GPM Spray Arm
Includes a 10 7/16-inch multiple-tip spray arm for versatile rinse performance.
Ceramic Cartridges with Check Valves
Supports smooth faucet operation and helps prevent backflow.
Lever Handles
Stainless steel lever handles provide straightforward manual control.
Flexible Supply Hoses
18-inch flexible stainless steel supply hoses with G1/2 connections are included for easier hookup.
Compliance
Meets ASME A112.18.1 / CSA B125.1, NSF 61-Section 9, NSF 372, and ADA ANSI/ICC A117.1 requirements.
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