Reverse Osmosis Faucets

 

Reverse Osmosis Faucets with Air-Gap or Non-Gap

The air-gap has three tubes instead of one.  The first is for the upward drain water, the second is for the downward drain water, and a third is for your reverse osmosis system's product drinking water.  The installation of an air-gap means that it will have a wider base and needs to have a larger hole in the counter-top for installation.

Standard reverse osmosis faucets have the drain line water from the reverse osmosis membrane empty directly into the sink drain. A standard RO faucet only has the drinking water line connect to it, instead of the three lines.

If you have any questions about a RO water faucet style, finish, or installation, contact our customer service department, 1-888-309-2837, and they'll help you with your reverse osmosis needs.  If you have questions over air-gap versus non-air gap, or which size and style your system needs, we're here to help you make the right choice.