The SpiroPure SP-FC210-GD Brushed Gold Air Gap Drinking Filter Faucet is a complimentary addition to any home that adds premium design, feel, and quality to your space. Our kitchen faucet is made with lead-free, heavy duty materials to guarantee your family with crisp, healthier drinking water. The included wing nut makes for a quicker, easier installation than standard faucet installations, and the optional air gap makes it a great choice for any undersink water filter system. This SpiroPure water faucet offers an attractive, premium brushed gold finish.
Specifications
- Application: Cold water only
- Connection: 1/4" Quick Connect adapter and 3/8" Quick Connect adapter included
- Drilled Hole Size Needed: 1/2" (Minimum); 1-3/8" (Maximum)
Features
- Optional air gap faucet to work with your undersink drinking water filter system, including RO and non-RO systems*.
- Includes a wing nut for a faster, simpler installation than other standard faucet installations.
- Made with durable, heavy duty materials for a long-lasting and safe drinking water option.
- Comes with a 1/4" Quick Connect adapter and a 3/8" Quick Connect adapter to easily connect to either size of water tubing.
- Faucet spout swivels 360 degrees for more convenience and versatility.
- Durable, single-handle lever twists 90 degrees for quick access to clear, filtered water.
*Please note that for RO systems, an air gap is required by many US plumbing codes to prevent brine waste from the RO process from mixing with the filtered water.
I just installed the faucet and it leaks out of the air gap vent hole. Is it defective?
The air gap vent hole on the faucet may have a very small bubbling leak of a few drops periodically for a week or so after the initial installation or filter replacements. This small leak is normal and is caused by air bubbles being forced the through filters and water lines.
The faucet air gap is noisy. Is it defective?
If you are using the faucet with a reverse osmosis system, you may hear noise coming from the RO system as it fills up the storage tank with water. You may also hear a slight draining or bubbling sound from the air gap when the RO wastewater drains. Both are normal, and are not a sign of any problem with your faucet.
My air-gap is constantly making a lot of noise. Is that normal?
Air gap faucets may make a small amount of noise while the tank fills, but it should not be very loud. If it is making a lot of noise, then the problem could be that your flow restrictor bypass valve is turned on. If it is turned on, then the flow restrictor is bypassed and, as a result, nearly all of the water going through the system will be sent down the drain as wastewater. The flow restrictor bypass valve needs to be set to the “OFF” position so that the flow restrictor is in use. Turn the gray toggle switch so that the prong is pointing out, away from the system, to the “OFF” position. This will engage the flow restrictor and limit the amount of wastewater sent to the drain, which should stop the loud noise you are hearing.
