3-Way Faucet
- No drilling required — installs as your main kitchen faucet.
- 3‑in‑1 functionality — select tap water, RO water, or alkaline mineral water from one faucet.
- AB‑1953 compliant — certified lead‑free brass for safe, clean drinking water.
- Chrome finish — premium look that’s easy to keep spotless.
- Space‑saving design — no separate drinking faucet needed.
- Single‑hole replacement — fits standard main faucet openings.
- Non‑air gap design — compatible with under‑sink RO & filtration systems (check local code).
- Lead‑free brass body — built for everyday reliability.
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3‑Way Kitchen Faucet
No drilling — 3‑in‑1 tap, RO & alkaline • AB‑1953 lead‑free
Replace your main kitchen faucet with an all‑in‑one fixture that delivers regular tap water, filtered RO water, and mineral alkaline water from a single handle. Built from lead‑free brass with a premium chrome finish, it saves space and keeps your sink deck clean—no extra hole needed.
- No drilling required — installs as your main kitchen faucet.
- 3‑in‑1 functionality — choose tap, RO, or alkaline mineral water at the same handle.
- AB‑1953 compliant — certified lead‑free brass for safe, clean drinking water.
- Chrome finish — premium look that’s easy to keep spotless.
- Single‑hole replacement — fits standard main faucet openings.
- Non‑air gap design — compatible with under‑sink RO & filtration systems (check local code).
- Space‑saving — eliminates the need for a separate drinking faucet.
- Includes washer set — components needed for a clean, secure install.
Professional plumber installation recommended. Use cold filtered lines for RO/alkaline functions. Always follow local plumbing code.
How the 3‑Way Faucet Connects
Dedicated inlets for Hot, Cold, and Purified (Alkaline/RO) water
The 3‑Way replaces your main kitchen faucet and routes tap water separately from your purified line. Hot and cold mix for regular tap use, while a dedicated purified channel delivers RO or alkaline mineral water without mixing.
- Hot water line → feeds the tap mixer (standard supply).
- Cold water line → feeds the tap mixer (standard supply).
- Purified line → 1/4″ line from your RO or alkaline stage to the drinking‑water outlet.
- Main mixer handle — operates hot/cold tap water like a standard kitchen faucet.
- Purified‑water lever — dispenses RO/alkaline water from the dedicated channel.
If you want both RO and alkaline options, your installer can add an under‑sink selector to feed the purified line from either source. Always follow local plumbing code.
Renter‑Friendly Installation — No Drilling Required
Three easy ways to add clean drinking water without altering your sink.
Can’t drill the sink? We’ve got flexible options that work in most rentals and HOA kitchens.
- Use the soap‑dispenser hole — remove the dispenser and drop in our drinking faucet for a tidy, code‑friendly install.
- Replace with a 3‑Way faucet — swap your main faucet for a single fixture that serves tap plus purified drinking water options at the same handle.
- Under‑cabinet hang mount — when the deck won’t work, mount the small drinking faucet beneath the upper cabinet with no sink drilling.
All three beat lugging water or using basic pitchers that don’t meaningfully reduce contaminants. And when it’s time to move, our licensed technicians can uninstall and reinstall your setup in the new place.
Notes: Always follow your lease and local plumbing codes. Availability of solutions depends on your sink/counter style and faucet model.
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3‑Way Faucet — FAQs
Everything about the 3‑in‑1 main kitchen faucet that delivers tap, RO, and alkaline mineral water without drilling an extra hole.
What is a 3‑Way faucet?
A full‑size main kitchen faucet that replaces your existing tap and provides three water options from one fixture: regular tap water, filtered RO water, and alkaline mineral water.
Do I need to drill a new hole?
No. It installs in the existing main faucet hole, saving space and keeping the deck clean.
Is it lead‑free and compliant?
Yes—made from lead‑free brass and AB‑1953 compliant for materials contacting drinking water.
Who should install it?
Professional plumber installation is recommended for correct routing, code compliance, and leak‑free operation.
What connections are required?
Standard hot/cold supplies for tap water plus filtered lines from your RO and (optionally) alkaline stages—most systems use ¼″ tubing with adapter fittings. Your installer will route these to the dedicated purified‑water channel inside the faucet.
Is it an air‑gap faucet?
No—this model is non‑air gap. If your jurisdiction requires an air‑gap, use a system‑level air‑gap device or an air‑gap‑equipped faucet per local code.
How do I choose Tap vs RO vs Alkaline?
The faucet features an integrated selector at the handle assembly. Your installer will label or demonstrate the positions for Tap, RO, and Alkaline during setup.
Does hot/cold still work for tap water?
Yes—tap mode functions like a normal kitchen faucet (hot/cold mix from your supplies). RO/Alkaline modes use a separate internal channel for purified water to avoid mixing.
Can I run only RO (no alkaline)?
Yes—if you don’t have an alkaline stage, your plumber can connect RO only. The alkaline option can be added later by plumbing a remineralization stage to the second purified input.
Which systems is it compatible with?
Most under‑sink RO and alkaline remineralization setups that use ¼″ lines. Confirm adapter sizes and pressure limits with your system manual.
Can I use hot water in RO/alkaline modes?
No—use cold filtered lines only for RO/alkaline modes. Hot water can damage filtration media and seals.
Materials, finish, mount, and type?
Material: Lead‑free brass • Finish: Chrome • Installation: Single‑hole (main faucet replacement) • Type: Non‑air gap
Flow expectations
Tap mode follows household pressure and your mixer setting. RO/Alkaline modes depend on tank pressure, tubing length, and filter condition; a smooth, steady stream is typical.
Cleaning and care
Wipe with a soft cloth and mild soap; rinse and dry. Avoid abrasive pads, bleach, and harsh chemicals that may dull the chrome finish or degrade seals.
Warranty
Covered by a limited manufacturer warranty on materials and workmanship. Contact support for full policy details.
I’m not getting RO/alkaline—only tap.
Verify the selector position, ensure RO/alkaline tank valves are open, and check that the purified lines are connected to the correct inlets. Replace clogged filters if needed.
Low flow in RO/alkaline mode
Confirm tank pressure per your RO manual, inspect for kinks, and flush/replace spent cartridges. Longer runs and multiple fittings can reduce flow—your installer can optimize routing.
Taste seems mixed between modes
Cycle the selector fully between positions and run water for 10–15 seconds to clear the channel. If it persists, check that purified lines are connected to the dedicated channel and that check valves are correctly oriented.
Always follow local plumbing code. RO/alkaline modes are cold‑line only. Performance varies with system design, pressure, and maintenance.