Gerber g0042215 Widespread Kitchen Faucet 1.75 Gpm Chrome

Product Description

The GERBER g0042215 is a two-handle, deck-mount widespread kitchen faucet built for four-hole sink installations. It features a D-Tube spout with a reach of 7.625 inches, a height of 5.875 inches, and a clearance of 4.625 inches, giving it a clean, arched profile suited to standard kitchen sink cutouts on 8-inch centers. The faucet delivers 1.75 GPM at 60 psi in aeration mode and 2.2 GPM at 60 psi through its integrated side spray. Ceramic disc cartridges in both handles provide durable, drip-resistant operation over high cycle counts. The chrome-plated finish and metal handles are appropriate for residential kitchen installations performed by licensed plumbers.

The g0042215 is designed for kitchen sink applications where a widespread, four-hole layout is required. The included integrated deckplate accommodates the four-hole configuration, and the side spray adds rinsing utility at the sink. Hot and cold indicators on the handles provide clear identification of water temperature direction. This faucet suits residential kitchen remodels and new construction where ADA-compliant fixtures and lead-free materials are specified by code or owner preference.

Key Features

• D-Tube spout: 7.625 inches reach, 5.875 inches height, 4.625 inches clearance
• Dual flow modes: 1.75 GPM aeration and 2.2 GPM side spray, both at 60 psi
• Ceramic disc cartridges for long-term drip-free performance
• Integrated deckplate included for four-hole sink configurations on 8-inch centers
• Lead-free construction compliant with NSF/ANSI 372
• ADA compliant per ICC/ANSI A117.1 and ASME A112.18.1
• Limited lifetime warranty

Compatibility

Designed for kitchen sink installations requiring a four-hole, 8-inch center widespread deck-mount faucet configuration. Inlet connections are 0.5-inch-14 TPI NPSM.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and IPC requirements. Shut off both hot and cold supply valves at the stop valves beneath the sink before beginning any work. Confirm that the sink or countertop can accommodate four holes on 8-inch centers before mounting. Do not overtighten the mounting hardware, as this can crack the sink deck or damage the integrated deckplate.