Kingston BrassKS8198CTL Continental Water Filtration Faucet, 5.88 x 2.19 x 11.13, Brushed Nickel

Installed in 30 mins, extremely happy so far, very smooth operation, quiet and NO leaks.I had just bought and installed a Kingston Brass Bar faucet, that too is high quality. I had previously bought 2 slightly cheaper drinking water faucets, 2 different sellers, both leaked from the handle, both returned. So I went back to Kingston and was pleasantly surprised to find the drinking water faucets which I immediately purchased. This one is far heavier than the cheaper ones out there yet sleek and modern! Worth the extra few $ for the quality.

I upgraded our small truck camper fresh water system from a hand pump to a pressurized system. It was a simple matter of installing a 12 volt pump, strainer and this new faucet. It is well made, solid and has very smooth actuation. The 9 inch rise in the spigot makes it possible to wash large items in the small sink. The outlet just happens to be sized perfectly as it directs water straight down to the very center of the sink. This was the main reason we chose this design. Most of the alternatives had a slight angle to the outlet which directed the water forward as well as down. The discharge volume is not as great as a conventional faucet but that too is perfect for our application. Since we have a limited capacity on board, we don't want to use any more water than we have to. As it is, the faucet is perfect for our needs :-)

I bought this to replace the plastic flip handle style that came with my Amway water filter. After years of use the plastic handle started to leak and there is no way of fixing this problem. So, I wanted a more traditional turn handle facet with o-rings and rubber valve stem seals and found this product. A straight forward design, good looking, and functional that can accept the standard 3/8" water filter hose coupling of my Amway water filter. No fancy reverse osmosis 3-pronged water line connectors on this faucet. Very happy with this product, only 1/4 turn of the handle and a strong steady stream of water fills my water pitchers very fast. The height is very tall so large pitchers are no problem when filling them. The best part about the faucet is the price, not the cheapest and not expensive either. Well worth the price. Hope this product gives me a lifetime of no problems. Made in China and well made.

We bought this glass filler tap as a replacement for the kitchen tap on our whole-house reverse osmosis drinking water system. We are on a well and the system serves our ice maker, kitchen and bathroom. Installation was fairly easy and my existing hardware fit the inlet of the tap. The only hard part, of course, is getting at the mounting behind the sink under the sink cabinet. Have a helper hold the tap in place when tightening the mounting nut if you install this yourself. You may need to replace the plastic gland on the tube fitting.Beautifully finished in polished chrome-plated brass. Spout swivels so you can mount the handle in any position you like. Very smooth action of the tap handle. I think this is a ceramic disk type tap, so it should last a very long time. Made in Taiwan for a California company.For some reason, the manufacturer states that this tap is not suitable for reverse osmosis systems. I'm not sure why they say this as our tap works perfectly. We have a relatively low pressure RO supply, but no problems and no drips so far. Perhaps under-sink single point RO systems use different tubing or fittings. If that's the case, you probably can get brass adapter fittings at any well-stocked hardware or home improvement store.

I give it 4 stars, because there is room for improvement.The previous faucet came with a push-fit fitting/connector. It was so convenient to connect and disconnect. Why couldn't Kingston supply this with a push-fit connector. I went to Home Depot and Lowe's, but was told that it would be very difficult to find a push-fit connector for this specification. O.K. That's fine.So it came with a compression nut and furrule. But no copper insert. Why? Is it so hard to supply one measly copper insert so that you don't have to have to make a trip to Home Depot to get one? I went to Home Depot and got one, but for some reason the insert didn't fit into my 1/4" tube, so I had to make another trip to Lowe's to find one which fit well. It's not Kingston's fault that I had to make two trips, but why make any trip necessary?Another improvement they could make is, why not supply a fly nut instead of a regular nut? As it is, working in a tight space under the sink is tough enough, but having to tighten a thin nut with a wrench was one big pain in the ***. I looked for a wingnut at HD and Lowe's, but without any luck. My older faucet came with a flynut, which could be tightened by hand.After I got it connected, it's just beautiful. Had I known how good this is, I would have replaced my old faucet long ago.Definitely recommend.

It puts out! No, it doesn't come with supply lines as most installs will be different. I got the "excellent" repackaged version and it is great, looks great, no scratches or issues. No complaints but I also had a pro put it in with a new faucet I purchased last year. Did need to go to the hardware store a few times for a compression fitting and hose clamp but works so well!First time I had a dedicated filtered water faucet and I'm loving it.