Non-Air Gap RO Auxiliary Faucet Chrome 1/4" Touch N'Flow

I wanted a separate, cold-water faucet to dispense filtered water from a new under-sink filter that I installed at the same time.When researching, I found that many similar faucets are cheaply made and look and feel that way. Not so this faucet. It is solidly built and an simple yet attractive design. It installed without a problem and works fine.Because the threads are not pipe threads, I had to use an ice-maker connector as an interface between the faucet and the compression connection to the 3/8-inch tubing from the filter. There may have been other solutions, but this one did the job.One helpful feature is that you can either hold the flow lever part way up for less than full force, or let it click into the full-up position for hands-off use.All in all, a very satisfactory purchase.

The original faucet which came with our Watt's Reverse Osmosis system started leaking (after about 4 years of use) and it was just easier to replace it than try and figure out what needed to be replaced. This was an exact fit, and replacement was easy. There were no instructions, but since I was replacing the one I already had, I just placed the washers, nuts, etc. in the same order as the old one. It is working well. Only time will tell if this will last as long. If you have this type of faucet, and it leaks, this is the way to go.

We bought this to replace the plastic faucet that came with our undersink water filtration system. It was a great purchase--I appreciated the all metal body and spout, and nice quality fittings.You can press the spring-loaded lever down to dispense water, or lift it up and it will lock open; useful for filling larger containers.One issue:The black plastic lever works by pressing against the metal spout in order to get leverage. This force causes the spout to tip back and forth a couple degrees when you use the lever. It doesn't affect the function of the faucet, but it's a strange design, and it makes the whole thing feel a little less sturdy than it would otherwise.

Replaced one with pretty much the same design, one that isn’t listed any more. This looks identical except for some small aesthetic details. Very simple to replace, tho I reused the old compression connector, which I didn’t have to cut and replace. Don’t expect it to last more than maybe 4 or 5 years at most, since we have hard water, and it collects on everything unfortunately…. Still not particularly expensive, so I hope they remain available in the future!Update… I too noticed as others have mentioned, the nozzle becoming loose. I’m guessing I must have knocked it when working over the sink. Looking closely, the nozzle is secured with two O-rings into the base, and one of the O-rings was showing, as tho the nozzle was about to come out of the base! Looks the same as the older one I had. It didn’t leak, but it makes me wonder just how much it would take to completely dislodge it… sort of scary, because there’d be quite a flood I’m guessing, if you weren’t around to catch it….

Mine have worked perfectly from the very beginning. I have two of them. I put one in my kitchen and liked it so well I put another one in my RV. A quality product at a bargain price, a rare combination. I wanted a basic dispenser that was of metal construction, easy to clean and very functional. That is exactly what I got. It is not fancy but it looks great on my sinks. It was money well spent.

Update May 2013: 10 months into the 12 month warranty, lots of water comes out of the valve and sprays all over. Very little water comes out of the spigot. This was preceded by black specks and some water leaking around the valve. Now it is not usable. Seller, AdultFunShop, is still ignoring requests (3) for replacement or refund under the 1 year warranty. The faucet that originally came with my Watts RO system lasted over 5 years. These faucets are apparently substandard to original equipment.I bought this to replace the same model faucet that came with my Watts RO system. The spiget is bent at a higher angle than the original. Therefore, the water comes out further away from the base of the faucet. Took some getting used to. After 30 days use, it continues to work fine just as it did out of the box. Good price.

PERFECT FIT FOR MY CORRODED FAUCET FOR MY 2 STAGE WATER FILTER. WORKS GREAT.

The Watts faucet is a perfect replacement for my older unit, which was leaking badly.It even looks identical.Hookup was identical as well, making it an easy swap out replacement.To my surprise, the Watts faucet had much greater flow volume than my previous unit.The handle can be used for momentary flow, or locked in the full open position to fill large containers.The Watts faucet is used for my water treatment system, and it has been performing flawlessly so far.I'd definitely buy another.

I bought two of these from my plumbing wholesaler as our friends spout developed a leak. Both units from the wholesaler leaked at the handle. I wasn't happy. I made them remove every one of them from the shelf and they got in touch with their supplier as obviously there was an issue with manufacturing.I purchased the Watt's one here and zero issues upon installing. I should have ordered it from Amazon in the first place! Oh well. Lesson learned. It works great.

Works great and easy to get all set up. It is a little shinier then our faucet but it's nicer then the plastic one it replaced. To bad I could find a putter or brushed silver one at that price. Still looks good works great

As advertised. People need to read more carefully that this is for filtered water system, not a regular faucet. Only thing that I would improve this is the ability to lock it in place so I won't have to hold it down to run the water.Updated:The faucet does lock in place if you crank upward. Not sure how I missed that all these months. It's been working perfectly.

Arrived late and is completely broken. Box is a mess. Very unhappy! I’ve ordered it twice now and either it comes missing parts or broken and unusable.

It won't continuously flow.