What is the difference between the 525ss and the 575ss Perlick faucets?
1279709
The 575 allows you to control the amount of head on your beer. The 525 does not allow for that. I have the 525 and could not be happier. I almost never pour a beer with head anymore
1279710
The 525ss and the 575ss look similar and are both made of stainless steel. The difference is the 525ss is turned on by pulling the handle forward and shut off by pushing it backward, while the 575ss does this too it has a creamer feature. When the 575ss is pushed back from the off position it puts out mostly foam creating a creamier head on the beer. Some folks consider the 575ss a 'Stout faucet', as this feature mimics the creamy head derived from dispensing beer by nitrogen without the added expense from extra lines, fittings, pressure gauges and a nitrogen cylinder.
1279711
It puts out a small stream of beer through a restrictor plate. if you have no head on the beer this would add some. For instance, a normal pull will provide a good amount of head, but if you are pouring beer after beer, eventually the faucet is so cold that very little head forms in the glass. I don't think it makes a beer any "creamier" but cracking a 525 open very slightly will accomplish almost the same thing as a 575. I love my 525ss and would not trade up.
1279712
Mark is correct....I have (6) 525ss and easily have enough head on my draft beers. I had cheaper taps and had all sorts of problems with them locking up especially with the higher gravity beers that I tend to favor. Not a bit of problems with the Perlick 525 faucets
1279713
The difference, 525 is a standard faucet while the 575 is a creamer faucet. The creamer faucet allow you to add head to the pour. I find I can do the same with how fast I pour, angle of glass and the type of beer brewed.
1643449
I've bought two on separate occasions and both were Moen 1225s. If you dig into the description it references Moen as the manufacturer.
151343
I don't know the answer to that. What I bought was FRX02, which is the replacement for the Francke faucet we have. It works very very well.
2272950
I believe the only difference is in the construction. The M57 is a little more heavy-duty. As far as I remember, the entire 50 series moves the same volume of water. I think the model you choose is based more on the application. If the pump is going to be in harsher environment, you'd probably be better off with the M57.
1336435
Hello. Sorry for the delay. The 204335LF is a new lead free version of the faucet. The Federal Government instituted more strict standards for faucets in 2014. Next Day MRO has this item in stock for quick shipping. If you have any other questions, give us a call at 855-770-7195.
730179
sorry, give me a minute I didn't realize what you are talking about. That last answer is for another faucet. Sorry about that
823121
They are different. Theres the ACdelco AFS105 and AFS106 ones upstream the other downstream. I don't remember which ones which.
727250
The F version has the "fine forked tip" end while the S version has the "standard forked tip" end. So the F version has a mini forked tip that can be used to depress the spring bar in watches where you need a finer tip to reach the spring bar in the lug, like in Omegas. I never used the 6767-S; the 6767-F has always fit my needs so far.
559897
You are correct. One is 5000 as stated and the other is 1000. The 5000 has a stronger taste.
256700
No, this faucet uses the 1255 cartridge. Here is a link to the parts diagram: http://www.moen.com/replacement-parts/search?context=partorModelNumber&value=7425
256699
No, this faucet uses the 1255 cartridge. Here is a link to the parts diagram: http://www.moen.com/replacement-parts/search?context=partorModelNumber&value;=7425
1567165
I know this one is a gravity flush system and the ms853113s-01 has a commercial grade flushing performance. If you check them both out on Amazon, you can read the difference between them.
365315
Anita- A lot of Brushed Nickels look different . It is better to get the faucet first and then try to match it up. Most chrome finishes are alike though.
764562
I believe the 1-5/8" refers to the size of the pipe assembly that the stopper sits atop. I've measured the two stoppers in the two sink vessels that I installed and they are both 2-5/8" in diameter. Hope this helps.
1290754
Here are the differences:http://www.deltafaucet.com/search/results.html?q=u4929http://www.deltafaucet.com/bath/details/u4922-pk.html?showPhotoGallery=false
1133765
My Moen 'classic stainless' pulldown faucet is close. The soap dispenser is another mfgr. They are not a perfect match, as you'd expect from different mfgrs and even different lots. Once installed, they're so close the only one who'd notice the difference is me.
20143
it's brushed nickel like most brushed nickel faucets. There is relatively no differences. Thank you. Bob