Phoenix Faucets Catalina RV Kitchen Faucet w/ Pull Down Spout - Dual Lever Handle - Nickel

Video Transcript for Review of Phoenix Faucets RV Faucets - Kitchen Faucet - PF221404

_web.mp4Today we're going to take a look at the Phoenix Faucets Catalina RV kitchen faucet with the dual-lever handles, the pull-down spout, and a nice brushed nickel finish. Now this faucet will let you upgrade the kitchen faucet in your RV or camper. It uses the pull down head here that provides thorough cleaning of your dishes and your sink. It does have a push button at the top here that'll turn the water off or on, and then there's a toggle button right under it that'll let you switch between stream and spray options. The hose weight, which is included, can be adjusted anywhere along the spray hose and enables the spout to self-retract. So when you pull it out when you have the weight on your hose, you let it go, it'll pull it right back into place.And the other nice feature on this, the spray hose right down here, does have a quick connect that if you just push this lever, you can pull this right off and then to install it just push it right on.

So it has a quick connect to the faucet itself. This is a dual handle design, has the lever-style handles. They do use quarter turn cartridge stems on them to enable the faucet to fully turn on and off. And they do use a washer-less design which reduces friction and daily wear for long lasting durability. On the spout it uses a low flow aerator to reduce the flow of water to help conserve your water supply.

And the faucet is made with a non-metallic ABS plastic construction.On the bottom here you can see the white portion, that's a one-piece spin-welded palm underbody and inlet shanks. I'd mentioned the brush nickel finish provides a nice sleek look. It is a three-hole installation. The inlet shanks here use a standard male NPSM connection. Does include the deck plate, the two mounting nuts and the rubber washers to install it.

I did mention the weight that goes onto the spray hose. Now they do also mention the use of tile and tub caulk, now that is not included.A few specs on this: the flow rate is 1.8 gallons per minute. Now I want to give you a few dimensions on this. We're first going to measure just the base. So if we measure the length of the base from end to end it's right at 10 and a quarter inches long.

And the width of it is going to be right at two and a quarter inches wide. Now if we measure this with the handles included, with them in the off position like this, the overall length . let me get the other ruler here . from the tip of the handle to the other tip of the handle is going to get you right at 13 and a half inches wide. The height from the bottom of the base to the top of the handle is going to be right at three and a quarter inches tall.And the depth of this, in other words if you turn them on or open them up, the depth, which would be measured from the front of the handle to the back of the base, is going to be right at three and a half inches deep. And then on the spout itself, the overall height . let me just turn this to the side here . and the height from the bottom of the base to the very top is going to be right at 14 and one-eighth inches tall. And the depth, again if we turn it to the side and we measure from the front here to the back of the base, is going to get you right at 10 and a half inches deep. But that should do it for the review on the Phoenix Faucets Catalina RV kitchen faucet with the dual lever handles, the pull down spout, and a nice brushed nickel finish.