CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY 377-XTRHBL12JKABNF RH Ceramic Cartridge Brass/SS PK12
- Single Hole Faucets
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A single-hole bath faucet with pressure balancing and a 1.0 GPM flow restrictor
This single-hole bath faucet from Chicago Faucet Company delivers a 1.0 GPM flow rate with pressure-balancing operation. A built-in flow restrictor helps conserve water while maintaining consistent performance. The blue and white finish meets NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 low-lead standards and carries WaterSense certification.
Suits projects that require a low-flow fixture compliant with WaterSense and low-lead regulations. Builders needing a higher flow rate or a widespread mounting configuration should consider other options.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CHICAGO FAUCETS |
| Product type | Single Hole Faucets |
Measure the water volume collected in one minute; it should equal 1.0 gallons if the flow restrictor is working correctly.
The box contains the faucet body with blue and white finish, pressure-balancing cartridge and 1.0 GPM flow restrictor; supply lines and mounting hardware are sold separately.
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