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Hi, everyone, Steven here with etrailer.com. Folks, let's take a look together at our Flow Max RV faucet with a nice pull-down spout. It's considered a single lever handle, and it's a stainless steel construction in a nice matte black finish. So, folks, with this faucet, you're gonna be able to replace or upgrade your kitchen faucet in the RV or camper. It does have a nice, pull-down head. And as you can see, you've got that weight on the cord hidden underneath the sink, and that just goes back into place if you're now using it.

You've also got a nice little spray option here. Single spray or fan spray, if you will, like a cone shape, and that's there inside the integrated head there. As you can see, the stem can turn 360 degrees if you really need it to. But most likely, you're just gonna probably have it somewhere in this area. And then you got your hot and cold basic single lever here up at the front.

Now, again, this is made of stainless steel. It's a high-quality 304 grade stainless steel. Rust proof. Again, it has a nice matte black finish. Now, you will need tile and tub caulk, sold separately, and that's gonna be going underneath here during the install.

Just follow the instructions. This uses a water supply line size of 1/2 inch male pipe thread. That's your standard size. So, you do have two stainless steel braided lines here, one's cold, one's hot. They are marked with blue lines for cold and red lines for hot.

And then, of course, you have your spout main water line coming through here with this weight. So the weight can simply come off whenever you're not using it. It just simply opens up. And again, per the installation, that's a pretty simple install. And then again, that's what's actually pulling this part back up is that weight that's hidden underneath the sink. And you can adjust that to make it faster or slower, or longer or shorter, depending on your particular needs. So, a very nice faucet here. This again is the Flow Max RV kitchen faucet with pull-down spout, single lever handle in matte black. Folks, I'm Steven. Thanks so much for your time. Thanks for watching. Have a good one.