Bsc Preferred LK800AT08L2 Centerset Faucet 8 Inch

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LK800AT08L2 is an 8-inch centerset deck-mount faucet built for commercial and institutional plumbing applications. The unit features a concealed deck design with a chrome finish, an 8-inch arc tube spout, and two 2-inch lever handles. A quarter-turn ceramic disc valve controls flow, and a factory-installed 1.5 GPM vandal-resistant aerator limits water consumption. Solid brass construction throughout provides resistance to corrosion and wear in high-traffic environments. Licensed plumbers install this faucet as part of commercial sink rough-in work in kitchens, cafeterias, and educational facilities.

The LK800AT08L2 is suited for three-hole deck-mounted installations in commercial kitchens, school washrooms, and similar institutional settings. The 8-inch arc spout provides clearance for pots, pans, and large vessels. Interchangeable aerator inserts at 2.2 GPM and 0.5 GPM allow flow rates to be adjusted for the application. A spout swing restrictor pin can lock the spout in a fixed position where stationary use is required. The faucet is ADA compliant and certified to NSF/ANSI 61 and NSF/ANSI 372, meeting lead-free standards for potable water systems.

Key Features

• Concealed deck design with chrome finish for clean countertop aesthetics
• 8-inch arc tube spout with swing restrictor pin for stationary locking
• Quarter-turn ceramic disc valve for smooth, long-service operation
• Factory-installed 1.5 GPM vandal-resistant aerator; compatible with 2.2 GPM and 0.5 GPM inserts
• Solid brass body construction for durability in high-traffic commercial use
• ADA compliant with NSF/ANSI 61 and NSF/ANSI 372 certifications

Compatibility

Designed for three-hole deck-mounted centerset installations in commercial kitchens, educational facilities, and institutional sink applications requiring an 8-inch center spread.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC requirements. Shut off the water supply and relieve line pressure before beginning work. Verify deck hole spacing and thickness are compatible with the mounting hardware before securing the faucet. Do not overtighten the mounting nut against the deck surface; hand-tighten then snug with a basin wrench to manufacturer-specified feel.