Upgrade your RV kitchen with the Lippert Flow Max 2022109922 -- a commercial-style coiled spring pull-down faucet built for the road. The auto-retracting coiled neck, two-tone black and brushed stainless finish, and 304-grade stainless construction make this a durable, good-looking replacement for worn or builder-grade RV faucets. Single-hole installation means most existing RV countertop cutouts require no modification.
The Flow Max coiled spring faucet brings a modern, high-arc look to tight RV galley kitchens without sacrificing function. The coiled spring neck extends and retracts automatically, so the spray head always returns to its docked position -- no manual repositioning needed after every rinse.
One handle controls both temperature and flow. Toggle between a focused stream for filling pots and a wide spray for rinsing produce and dishes. The 360-degree swivel base lets you redirect water anywhere in the sink, including over to a second basin if your sink has one.
Spring tension pulls the spray head back to dock position every time -- no flopping hose, no hunting for the head.
Switch between a tight stream for filling and a broad spray for rinsing with a single button on the spray head.
Corrosion-resistant 304 stainless steel body holds up to the humidity and temperature swings common in RV environments.
Full rotation lets you direct water anywhere in the sink -- ideal in tight RV galleys where maneuvering room is limited.
This faucet is designed to fit standard single-hole kitchen sink configurations found in most Class A, Class C, fifth-wheel, and travel trailer kitchens. It also works in residential applications where a single-hole deck-mount faucet is specified. If your existing faucet uses a single mounting hole, this is a direct drop-in replacement in most cases.
Supply lines connect to standard 3/8-inch compression fittings, which are the norm in both RV and residential plumbing. Hot and cold inlets are clearly marked for straightforward hookup.
Installation is a standard single-hole deck-mount process. Feed the supply lines and spray hose down through the mounting hole, secure the faucet body from below with the included mounting hardware, and connect the supply lines to your shutoff valves or existing connections. No soldering required.