Dakota Plumbing DSF-18KHF01BN Sensor Pulldown Kitchen Faucet

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSF-18KHF01BN is a single-handle pull-down sensor kitchen faucet finished in brushed nickel. It combines touchless infrared activation with manual ergonomic handle control, giving installers and end users two modes of operation from one trim package. The spray head delivers two spray functions and the flow rate is rated at 1.8 GPM maximum at 60 psi, meeting common low-flow plumbing code requirements. The transitional style profile fits standard kitchen deck configurations and suits residential remodel and new-construction installations alike. Licensed plumbers and kitchen fixture installers are the primary trades for this unit.

This faucet is designed for kitchen sink applications in residential settings. Its sensor-activated operation suits high-traffic kitchens where hands-free convenience reduces cross-contamination risk. The two-function spray head supports both stream and spray modes for general washing and rinsing tasks. The brushed nickel finish integrates with a wide range of contemporary and transitional kitchen hardware packages. This unit is appropriate for single or multi-hole sink deck installations where the supply and sensor wiring can be routed cleanly below the deck.

Key Features

• Touchless sensor activation for hands-free operation during kitchen tasks
• Single ergonomic handle for manual temperature and flow control
• Two-function pull-down spray head supporting stream and spray modes
• Flow rate of 1.8 GPM maximum at 60 psi for code-compliant water use
• Brushed nickel finish in a transitional style suitable for residential kitchens

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new installation option for residential kitchen sink pull-down faucet applications requiring sensor activation and brushed nickel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber following applicable IPC and local plumbing code requirements. Shut off both hot and cold supply valves at the angle stops and relieve line pressure before removing any existing faucet or connecting supply lines. Route sensor wiring and power leads through the deck hole before securing the faucet body to avoid damage to the sensor harness. Do not overtighten deck mounting hardware, as excessive force can crack sink deck materials.