Bsc Preferred LK6000LS Pull-down Kitchen Faucet 1.5 Gpm

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LK6000LS is a single-hole, deck-mount kitchen faucet built for daily professional and residential use. It features a pull-down spray head with a pause function, a forward-only lever handle, and a ceramic disc valve designed for long-term, leak-free operation. The faucet ships with a 1.5 GPM flow regulator installed and includes an optional 2.2 GPM aerator, giving the installer control over flow rate to meet local code requirements. The body and waterways are solid brass construction, finished in lustrous steel. Licensed plumbers and experienced installers are the typical trade for this fixture.

The LK6000LS is configured for a single faucet hole deck installation, making it a straightforward swap in most residential kitchens and light commercial sink setups. The pull-down spray head extends reach for rinsing and basin cleaning, while the forward-only lever handle keeps clearance requirements minimal in tighter cabinet or backsplash situations. The ADA-compliant handle operation makes this faucet suitable for accessible installations as well. The lustrous steel finish is appropriate for modern kitchen environments where stainless or brushed steel aesthetics are specified.

Key Features

• Pull-down spray head with integrated pause function for precise flow control during food prep or cleaning
• 1.5 GPM flow regulator installed; optional 2.2 GPM aerator included for installer flexibility
• Ceramic disc valve for reliable, leak-free performance over extended service life
• Solid brass waterways resist corrosion and wear under daily use conditions
• Forward-only lever handle reduces required clearance behind the faucet
• ADA-compliant handle operation

Compatibility

Designed for single-hole deck-mount installations in residential and light commercial kitchen applications. Suitable for standard sink decks requiring a single faucet cutout.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and the IPC. Shut off the hot and cold supply stops and relieve line pressure before removing any existing faucet or beginning installation. Inspect supply line connections for proper seating before restoring water pressure. Do not overtighten mounting hardware against the sink deck, as solid brass components can crack under excessive force.