Kitchen and bathroom faucets

Which faucet to choose for the kitchen or bathroom?

This collection includes a waterfall basin faucet, two instant water heater faucets, a pull-out kitchen mixer, a basin faucet with temperature display, and a model for purified water. It covers washing, rinsing, display, filtration, and local hot water production depending on the specific models.

The four compatibilities before installation

• Usage: Sinks, basins, filtered water, and instant hot water do not have the same flow rates or connections. Choose a product explicitly designed for the water point.
• Drilling and connections: Measure the hole diameter, countertop thickness, any center distances, and flexible hoses. Check water pressure and installation threads.
• Spout: Height, reach, rotation, and pull-out spray determine the washing space. A spout that is too high can splash a shallow basin.
• Electricity: LED display or integrated water heater may require power supply and protection. Strictly adhere to voltage, grounding, and safety zones.

Mixer, filtering, or instant water heater?

The pull-out mixer facilitates rinsing a large sink and containers. A waterfall faucet prioritizes the jet's appearance in a compatible basin. The filtered water model must be connected to the intended purification system and separated according to the diagram. A temperature display aids control but does not replace careful adjustment.

Sealing and maintenance

Turn off water and electricity before intervention, drain the pipes, and have electrical connections made by a qualified person when required. Use appropriate seals and fittings without overtightening. After installation, check each connection under pressure and monitor during the first few hours. Descale the aerator according to water hardness, clean without abrasives, and stop using an electrical appliance in case of leakage or overheating.