Bsc Preferred LKAV1061BKCR Single Hole Kitchen Faucet

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LKAV1061BKCR is a single-hole kitchen faucet with a semi-professional spout, designed for residential and light commercial kitchen installations. The spout reaches 8.5 inches and stands 20.08 inches high, providing clearance for large stockpots and oversized cookware. A pull-down spray head with a stainless steel coil delivers two spray functions: steady stream and spray mode. The body is constructed from brass with a black stainless and chrome finish. A ceramic disc valve controls flow, and the faucet is lead-free compliant and meets NSF/ANSI standards for safe drinking water contact. Licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers handle this type of installation.

The LKAV1061BKCR is suited for single-hole sink configurations in residential kitchens and light commercial prep areas. The forward-only lever handle keeps operation clear of backsplash interference, which is useful in tighter countertop layouts. An optional escutcheon plate is included for installations where additional coverage around the sink deck hole is needed. The 1.8 gallons per minute flow rate supports efficient water use without sacrificing rinse performance for typical kitchen tasks.

Key Features

• Semi-professional spout with 8.5-inch reach and 20.08-inch height for high-clearance pot filling
• Pull-down spray head with stainless steel coil — switches between stream and spray modes
• Single forward-only lever handle reduces backsplash clearance conflicts
• Ceramic disc valve for consistent, drip-resistant operation
• Lead-free brass construction meeting NSF/ANSI drinking water standards
• Optional escutcheon plate included for flexible deck coverage

Compatibility

Designed for single-hole kitchen sink installations. The included escutcheon accommodates three-hole sink decks where additional coverage is required.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified technician in accordance with local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines. Shut off hot and cold supply valves and relieve line pressure before beginning work. Inspect supply line connections for proper seating before restoring water flow. Do not overtighten the mounting hardware against the sink deck, as this can crack composite or thin-gauge stainless sink material.