Bsc Preferred LK800AT10T6 Centerset Kitchen Faucet

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LK800AT10T6 is an 8-inch centerset kitchen faucet built from solid brass and designed for demanding commercial and residential installations. The 10-inch arc tube spout provides generous clearance for pot filling and dish washing, while two 6-inch wristblade handles allow easy single-hand operation. A quarter-turn ceramic disc valve delivers reliable shutoff performance over repeated daily cycles. The unit ships with a 1.5 GPM vandal-resistant aerator and includes alternative 2.2 GPM and 0.5 GPM inserts, giving the installer flexibility to meet local flow requirements. Licensed plumbers and commercial kitchen contractors are the primary installers for this fixture.

This faucet suits commercial kitchens, institutional settings such as classrooms, and residential kitchen applications where ADA compliance and lead-free certification are required. The three-hole centerset mounting pattern fits standard pre-drilled sink decks with an 8-inch spread. A spout swing restriction pin is included for installations that require a fixed spout position, making the LK800AT10T6 a practical choice for high-traffic environments where vandal resistance and water conservation are priorities.

Key Features

• Solid brass body construction for corrosion resistance and long service life
• 10-inch arc tube spout provides ample clearance for commercial-grade sinks
• Quarter-turn ceramic disc valve for reliable, low-maintenance shutoff
• 1.5 GPM vandal-resistant aerator included; 2.2 GPM and 0.5 GPM inserts also provided
• Spout swing restriction pin supports fixed-spout installations
• ADA compliant and certified low-lead per NSF/ANSI standards

Compatibility

Designed for three-hole, 8-inch centerset sink decks in commercial and residential kitchen applications. Suitable for institutional settings requiring ADA compliance and NSF/ANSI low-lead certification.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC requirements. Shut off the hot and cold water supply lines and relieve line pressure before beginning work. Use thread sealant or plumber's tape on all supply line connections per local code. Verify the swing restriction pin is engaged before final testing if a fixed spout position is required for the application.