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The T&S B-1210 deck mounted glass filler features a 9 5/16" high pedestal that offers plenty of space between the flow outlet and your countertop to quickly fill of large tumblers and glasses! It has a blue push back arm that requires just a gentle touch to dispense water, while the flow outlet can be easily adjusted to accommodate your needs. This glass filler boasts instantaneous shut off to stop water flow when your glass is removed from the arm, making it perfect for high volume businesses. It has a 2" long male shank with a 1/2" NPT male inlet.
Overall Dimensions:
Spout Length: 3 3/4"
Faucet Height: 9 5/16"
Faucet Width: 2"
Spout Clearance: 8"
Attention CA Residents:
This item was made in the United States of America.
This unit comes with a 1/2" water connection for water supply.
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This drink filler is amazing!!! It seriously fits PERFECTLY into our shop! Does NOT drip at allll we dont even put a drip dray under it. It did however come with messed up o-ring and had to replace that but ever since its been amazing!!
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Our customers love the convenience of getting their own glass of water anytime they'd like and our staff love it too! Plus this is one sleek looking dispenser!
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This is a good, durable glass filler. I've had it in service for over four years. There is just one thing about it that caused me to drop it one star. It takes a fair amount of force to open the valve. Because of this, there is a lot of force on the filler and the nut underneath tends to work loose over time and then the whole assembly gets a little floppy. So we tighten it up every six months or so. I guess you could slather it in thread lock, but we never have.
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