Upgrade your RV galley or residential kitchen with a professional-style coiled spring pull-down faucet built from 304-grade stainless steel. The Flow Max 719323 delivers a flexible, high-reach spray head that retracts automatically -- no fumbling with hose tangles. Stream and spray modes toggle at your fingertip, and the 360-degree swivel spout keeps every corner of the sink within reach.
Standard RV faucets are often an afterthought -- low flow, flimsy handles, and plastic trim that ages poorly. The Lippert Flow Max 719323 changes that with a heavy-gauge 304 stainless steel construction, a coiled spring neck that adds reach and visual appeal, and a single-handle lever that makes one-handed hot/cold adjustment simple while you're holding a pot.
Designed to fit a standard single-hole sink deck, this faucet installs in most RV kitchen sinks without modification. The included 18.75-inch flexible supply lines connect directly to standard 1/2-inch compression or 3/8-inch OD stub-out lines common in RV plumbing systems. Whether you're doing a quick weekend rig refresh or a full-time liveaboard remodel, the 719323 is a direct drop-in upgrade.
Industrial-style coiled spring neck provides extended reach and guides the hose back into position after each use.
Push-button toggle on the pull-down head switches instantly between a steady stream and a wide spray pattern.
Full swivel base lets you direct water anywhere in the sink basin -- great for deep single-basin RV sinks.
Corrosion-resistant 304-grade stainless steel body and finish holds up to humidity, road vibration, and daily use.
RV kitchens face conditions that residential fixtures never encounter -- vibration, temperature swings, compressed cabinet spaces, and water systems that may run at lower or variable pressures. The Flow Max 719323 is engineered with these realities in mind:
The 719323 is not RV-exclusive. Its standard single-hole mount, 1/2-inch NPT supply connections, and full-size spout height make it a practical choice for tiny homes, mother-in-law suites, lake cabins, or any residential kitchen needing a coiled spring pull-down style at a straightforward price point.
This is a DIY-friendly installation for anyone comfortable turning off a water supply and working under a sink. No special tools are required beyond basic wrenches. The faucet ships with supply lines already attached to the faucet body, so you are connecting two lines at the shut-off valve end only.
The included 18.75-inch supply lines use standard 1/2-inch connections at the faucet end. If your RV has 3/8-inch OD stub-outs or compression-style shut-off valves (common in older rigs), standard 3/8-inch to 1/2-inch adapter fittings -- widely available at hardware or RV supply stores -- will complete the connection. No soldering or special fittings are required.