Does this require a pump or can it be used as a regular faucet? We already have a fresh water pump for the boat as a whole. No single pump for sink
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It does not need a pump. The knob is a valve, and it has a microswitch to control a pump, also. But it's rated to 87 psi per the product description, and will regulate and stop pressurized water, whether using a pump controlled by the knob, or some other source of pressurized water. I use a pump controlled by the switch, but it's obvious that the knob controls a valve, as flow is regulated just like any other faucet.
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It can be used as a faucet,but it does have a switch which can turn on an external pump
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I use it without a pump. Just a garden hose hooked to the trailer. I was pleased with my results.
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yes it needs a pump, the knob on the faucet is the on/ off switch for the pump.
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This faucet is wired to a pump with an on and off setting located at the end (in this image it is the dark knob on the end).
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No, this faucet is designed for use with a vessel sink, not a flush mount sink.
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Hi, This is a vessel faucet. most of the customer mount it on top of the counter top. If you mount it on the sink, it will too tall and water will splash.
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Yes it could be connected to a faucet. A simple tubing to tubing adapter is all that is needed. This pump is meant to supply low demand devices like ice makers so flow will be severly limited. Not close to what you would expect from a faucet.
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We did use it for our basement bar sink. I think it would be fine for a kitchen sink if it is not a really large one. Also, it does not have a sprayer.
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You need to have a large deep sink for this faucet. I love mine but you don't need to turn the water on full blast or you'll get a bath. You learn quickly.
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if you are going to use the pump for a sink I would get a pump for an RV as they will cycle on and off automatically when spigot is turned on and off. The marine utility pump is more for water transfer and if used for a sink will keep running and overheat due to being deadheaded. Both pumps are available through Amazon the RV pump will cost more but it will work much better for a sink application. hope this helps you out
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I paired this with a vessel sink works well. I had to buy water leads to hook up the water but it depends on where your supply comes out of the wall.
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Yes, you can make it function as a non-electronic faucet. I did that to mine because the whole system doesn't work.
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Yes, you need a faucet if u install it on the kitchen sink for filtered drinking water. Another option is you can connect it under kitchen sink but hook up the water line to your refrigerator. This way you can get drinking water and ice from your fridge, then no need for new faucet.
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Id suggest a different route. The sink idea works fine and if you let it take over your sink faucet you can do that with no extra add ons it comes with the adapter. Id purchase the hose adapter though and use it else where in the house!
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If I understand your question you already have an existing hole where there was a previous faucet , I would think that it could work as long as your vessel sink wasn't too wide.
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Looks like plenty of others have answered your question, but here's one more confirmation. We, too, installed this as a drop in sink. My husband did the installation and didn't run into any problems.
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The main faucet can be used for the output of the Culligan filter OR the output of your regular water line, not both. If you modify the line from the filter to replace your main water line, you will get a VERY reduced flow. When you wash your dishes it will feel like a trickle coming out of your faucet. To use only one faucet, but switch between the two input lines, (To switch between the regular water input line and the filter input line using only one faucet) - I would recommend calling a plumber. I wouldn't know how to do that. So the real answer is that using only the equipment provided by Culligan you cannot use the main faucet. You have to cut a hole in your sink at the counter level and install the new faucet.
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Drain is seperate, and this faucet is designed to be used with a vessel sink- mounted on your counter top, next to the vessel that wouldn't come with any holes for a faucet.
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I just use regular tap water out of the faucet. I only fill it for a few days when we need it. It doesn't have a pump or anything so it's a drain and fill pool.
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I have the pump installed on a single handle sink faucet and it works fine. I don't think there would be a difference, just make sure to hook the water lines correctly. The cold water line goes on the side with the 45 degree ramp. Hope this helps...