Outdoor sink Does the Reel Smart outdoor sink have a handle at the faucet to turn the water on and off without reaching to the side and switching between sink and hose?
66503
I have no pressure out of the faucet or the watering hose (have pressure to the switch between hose and sink). Anyone know why? Where I can get replacement switch?
66504
The switch between hose and sink is located just beneath the faucet. The switch between hose and rewind reel is down on the lower left. I usually turn the water off at the house when I'm finished to avoid undue pressure on the connections.
1958834
No and yes. There is no switch, but you can twist it until the flow is so restricted that water won't come out the nozzle end--except for the constant leak that mine has. I use a shut off valve prior to the nozzle. Don't buy this--it sucks.
436520
I don't remember a switch per sea..........but here is a couple of cables that need to be connected from the faucet to the unit under the sink............Also, make sure the water is turned on at the faucet handle.......like a regular fuacet
139607
There is no built in switch. You can buy a hose adapter for your sink to make things easier.
756030
No, there is not a reel on this hose holder. After looking at this I eventually purchased the "Retractable Hose Reel" at Frontgate which has a auto retractable feature. It works fine and is currently on sale.
1647034
Just turn the handles. It's not like a bath/shower combo faucet where you would need to pull up the handle to divert water from the bath spigot to the shower hose. It only has one outlet for the water. Just turn it on.
2122279
Hot and cold faucet stems that turn on and off in opposite directions are designed for lever type handles so when you turn both levers on you will be pulling them forward toward you -right clockwise , left counter clockwise- and when turning off both levers go back In opposite directions. You can use any handle you like as long as you don't mind turning them in opposite directions.
691195
Yes. If you lift the handle it will turn the water on and at the same time move the handle to the left for all hot water and to the right for all cold water. Anywhere in between will be a mixture of hot and cold water.
126880
No. This is a single hole faucet. You control the hot and cold water by moving the handle to the left or to the right and control the flow of water by moving the handle up and down.
1108279
no, it does not. it is a cheap hose that smelled to high heaven when i first got it. that sickening sweetish plastic smell that takes forever to dissipate. short too, i needed a longer one. sort of a waste of my money. it works, but no off/on feature. the connector doesn't clamp onto the faucet as tightly as i wish it did. plastic is just not as good as the old fashioned rubber ones.
1679901
No switch. That is what I use it for. It goes on when the drip system or a faucet turns on and off when they are off. It senses the water flow.
674987
Yes it does. I have these on my front and back outside faucets with garden hoses attached to both.
2030184
Yes, the faucet does a 360 degree swivel so the handle can be on the left. The only thing to remember is this, if placing handle on left the hot mand cold water flow will be in reverse order unless you hook up the supply tubes backwards.
1654429
Same as your garden hose. Best feature is the foot washer is tall enough to serve as a great rinse off spot and utility faucet for random yard work. It resolves the need to have to keep disconnecting the shower from the hose if you want to simply rinse an item, wash veggies, etc..... Love it!
1836691
Yes it does. The whole curved piece goes left to right. The end of the faucet pulls out and you can direct the flow around your sink. It is perfect for my laundry sink. There is no spray option but works great for rinsing my sink. We are glad to have it!
623084
It comes with an elbow fitting that adapts from it's 1 1/4 inch outlet to a garden hose connection (shown in the picture). I know hardware stores (like Lowes or Home Depot as well as Amazon) have a "float switch" that you can add to turn it on/off automatically. I've seen in stock the style that's just a "rubber ball" on the end of a cord where you tie it off so the cord end is pulled down from the rising water to turn the pump on, then as the water drops it should flip back over to turn it off. I personally got another style (the "Parts2O" brand model FPS17-66) that has a rod for a plastic float to slide up and down. The float on mine slides up the rod and when it hits the top, it pushes the rod into the switch housing to turn it on. Then as the water drops it slides down the rod but doesn't turn it off until the float is at the bottom and pulls the rod (where you've set a stop). I went with that one since I wanted to have the water taken down quite low (to where the plumbing connection on the pump is) and the other style can't be set that low (it's "rubber ball" needs a lot of swing room and for me it hits the pump and/or won't turn off). Either of those float switches come with ~10 foot of cord and have a standard plug that goes in your wall as well as a place to plug in the pumps plug, so you don't need to do any special wiring. Hope things work out for you.
2215189
Yes it does, on the right side. You turn it down to use the filtered water and you turn it back up to use the faucet unfiltered water.