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Question: Does someone have a video of how the new 2014 design work? I understand that there is no longer a on off control at the pot filler spout.
Document: Best purchase made for our new kitchen! And amazon had the best price that I found + free shipping. It was easy for my husband to install and it's clean sleek design is beautiful. Both the faucet and the pot filler work wonderfully and all of our family and friends who walk into our home comment on how great it looks. Definitely the show piece of our kitchen.
Kraus KPF-1602 now has a new design that changes its functionality. There is now no separate knob to control the pot filler. And you cannot have both sprayer and pot filler on at the same time.
We purchased this a couple of weeks ago, and first the faucet is very heavy duty (and heavy) and it is tall. Very tall. Very, Very tall.Review updated 5/10/14:Be aware that the design of this faucet has recently changed. The manufacturer is no longer making it with the control on the end of the pot filler to shut the water off there, it is now one solid piece of metal, and the only control for on/off is the main lever.
The dual control levers - one on the filler spout and the other on the main faucet body ensure that you will inevitably forget to turn one off leading to an occasional unanticipated splash when the main water lever is opened. The sprayer has a metal hook that allows for constant spray without holding the on/off lever. It's an oddly simplistic design and I question why a faucet at this level would resort to something so clunky.
It no longer has the the flow control lever for the pot filler. The main valve controls the flow of the sprayer and the pot filler.To operate the KPF-1602, turn on the main valve and if the spray head handle is latched then water will flow through the spray head only. When the sprayer is unlatched then water will flow through the pot filler the same.We would like to apologize for the misleading photos on our site.
Opening the spray nozzle will stop the flow of water from the pot-filler spigot.I spoke with a rep from the company, she explained why they changed the design, apparently for longevity issues (sounded like there was an unacceptable rate of failures as water pressure would remain if main control left on...and although it looks commercial, she stated they have geared this for the home consumer now.
The Kraus only has rain spray. I won't miss the aerated mode really--and the pot filler spout makes up for that I suppose.4. On occasion, the pot filler spout and the sprayhead will get in each others' ways--but that just takes a moment to maneuver.
Used with a Kraus 36 inch Farm sink. Works great, Is high quality with adequate water volume. I wish the pot filler was another 1-2 inches longer to extend into my sink a little farther. You can run both sprayer and pot filler at the same time. The sprayer can be locked on so it comes on whenever the main handle is used. If you leave the main lever on you have instant water when you squeeze the sprayer handle.
All the water lines are opposite in my house.) Warm water can be adjusted as everything in between.The water is going to come out of the spout, the part that is a free arm and looks like a pot filler. It can swivel a full 180 degrees. It cannot swing past the hose when the hose is held in place by its base (as it is in the photograph).Our faucet has an additional lever on the spout. This lever controls the water source.
My wife and I weren't sure if it would be too tall. I bought it installed it and absolutely love it. Some reviews say that the pressure of the sprayer is too strong but it only takes a second to understand the controls and the functionality of it is out of this world. The pot filler has made my life easier. You won't be disappointed with this beauty.
Answer: yes