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ADVANCED WATER ENGINEERING, INC.
Indian Harbour Beach, FL
www.advancedwater.com
SECTION 5
Faucet Installation
NOTE: THIS FAUCET IS DESIGNED FOR USE WITH RESIDENTIAL REVERSE OSMOSIS
SYSTEM AND MEETS ALL APPLICABLE PLUMBING CODES AND STANDARDS. BACK
FLOW PREVENTION IS PRODED WHETHER CAUSED BY BACKPRESSURE OR BACK
SIPHONAGE.
General instructions:
Note: The system is equipped with an “air gap” faucet to prevent a cross
connection between the raw potable water supply and waste water drain.
A. Drilling porcelain enamel sinks.
This is not complicated but requires caution and patience. Porcelain is a glass-like material that
covers a base metal, so extreme care should be taken to keep from chipping this surface. There
are several methods that allow ceramic sinks to be drilled safely and easily. One that we
suggest is:
1. Locate faucet placement and tape off the area with masking tape.
2. Using a drill at slow speeds, drill through the porcelain using 1/4” carbide tipped drill.
Note: The bits dull in a very short period of time when used for drilling porcelain and should
be replaced or sharpened frequently.
3. Cut through the porcelain and base materials using a 1 -1/4” carbide tipped hole saw at
very slow speeds.
A second method to cut through a porcelain enamel sink is to use a Relton® Porcelain
Cutter Kit, which is available through a full line plumbing Supply Company. Remove
metal chips immediately from the sink surface as stains will occur.