What is the difference between this faucet and the Premier 204335LF?
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Sort: Most Helpful first | Newest first | Oldest first Showing 1-2 of 2 answers Im not sure the difference between the 2 but this replaced a faucet I had. It works perfectly well. It's an excellent faucet. Hope this helps
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Hello. Sorry for the delay. The 204335LF is a new lead free version of the faucet. The Federal Government instituted more strict standards for faucets in 2014. Next Day MRO has this item in stock for quick shipping. If you have any other questions, give us a call at 855-770-7195.
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Im not sure the difference between the 2 but this replaced a faucet I had. It works perfectly!!! It's an excellent faucet. Hope this helps.
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I'm not the company. Just a buyer. Sry. Amazon contacted me asking to respond to your question.
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Sorry, don't know, we did not install as it was part of a remodel. This faucet is gorgeous! Worth every penny.
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I can't remember all the differences now. It can be confusing! I went to a plumbing store that had all the choices displayed so I could see exactly what I wanted and also got a brochure. Both things helped with the choice of finishes, which was my main concern. This is my second Grohe faucet and I am very happy with it. I like this pull-down because it fits my hand nicely and it looks great in my kitchen.
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Sorry can't help you as I put both faucets in a remodel house I do not have access to at this time I will say I put the both sets on a predrilled granite top and they extremely easy to install. There was not an excess of overlap on top - even pushing the valve to the side did not show any sign of the hole from beneath. Very happy with them. I have also installed several others from Pfister and have been happy with them
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If both of these are Kingston faucets, the model differences may be very slight and may be internal, such as the cartridges used to control flow and pressure. If possible buy a branded faucet from Kingston (make sure it is from Kingston Brass), I initially purchased a slightly cheaper model thinking it was a Kingston product and it was even advertised as such and it turned out to be a Knock-off that was inferior and created a huge hassle when the hot water cartridge broke and could not be sourced. I should have realised it was a copy when it arrived on a slow boat from China.
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Premier faucets are made exclusively for Interline Brands in China. These faucets meet all US ANSI Plumbing standards and are warrantied for five years or more depending on the model.
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Yes it is. I used it on a Watts Premier RO system. The original faucet was shiny chrome, it didn't match my kitchen faucet.
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they are actually exactly the same specs. the FFRE1233Q1 uses a newer environmentally friendly liquidWe hope this help
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The L64621 is a bulk pack number and the L4621 is not. Same faucet, different packaging.
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Sorry, I don't remember. We had the faucet installed by a plumber. He didn't change the original one that was in our sink.
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Also no idea what "19958-sb...." faucet is, but am very happy with this particular faucet!
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Sorry but I don't remember as I returned the faucet soon after I bought it.
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I have not had any problems with this faucet. I would check your installation.
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Both have same function. They are just different models with exact features, S/E has the handles shorter and fused in one piece and different shape than just S where the handle looks like is a different piece attached to the body, look at the pictures and you will see. Same thing when you select faucet, you will want to match the model that you like better
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We used the Whitehaus WHLX 78211 Luxe single hole faucet. It is not the faucet shown in the photo
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I believe so. The VS is the color "Vibrant Stainless" and the part number is for the Simplice faucets so as long as your faucet color matches it should work.
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The difference, 525 is a standard faucet while the 575 is a creamer faucet. The creamer faucet allow you to add head to the pour. I find I can do the same with how fast I pour, angle of glass and the type of beer brewed.