Delta Faucet Co 100-DST Single Lever Kitchen Faucet

Product Description

The DELTA FAUCET CO 100-DST is a single-lever handle kitchen faucet in the Classic Series, finished in chrome. It installs in a 3-hole, 8-inch center set configuration and features a 360-degree swivel spout measuring 8 inches in length. Flow rate is 1.8 GPM at 60 psi, meeting low-flow performance standards. Straight staggered supply lines are included, with 1/2-inch iron pipe size (IPS) connections. This faucet is intended for residential kitchen sink installations and is typically installed by a licensed plumber or experienced installer during new construction or fixture replacement.

The 100-DST suits residential kitchen applications requiring a single-lever, center-set faucet with no spray attachment. The 8-inch center set mounting pattern fits the majority of standard kitchen sinks with three pre-drilled holes at that spacing. The 360-degree swivel spout adds versatility for dual-basin sinks. This model is sold without a side spray, making it appropriate for sinks where a soap dispenser or other accessory occupies the third hole. It complies with California Lead Free Law AB1953, making it suitable for installations in California and other states with similar requirements.

Key Features

• Single-lever handle for one-handed temperature and flow control
• 360-degree swivel spout, 8 inches in length, for full sink coverage
• 1.8 GPM flow rate at 60 psi for water-efficient performance
• 3-hole, 8-inch center set installation with straight staggered supply lines
• 1/2-inch IPS inlet connections compatible with standard residential supply valves
• Complies with California Lead Free Law AB1953
• Lifetime faucet and parts finish warranty to the original purchaser

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation kitchen faucet for 3-hole sinks with an 8-inch center set layout. For replacement cartridge, use part number RP 50587.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines. Shut off the hot and cold water supply valves under the sink before beginning removal of any existing faucet or supply lines. Do not overtighten the mounting hardware, as this can crack sink decks, particularly on composite or cast materials. Verify that existing supply line lengths and IPS fittings are compatible before installation.