A modern kitchen faucet with a high curved spout and a single handle.

Reverse Osmosis Faucets

Find the right faucet for your reverse osmosis system. We carry non-air gap RO faucets in brushed nickel and chrome finishes to fit standard under-sink installations.

Standard Brushed Nickel RO Faucet (Non Air Gap) WROF1-BN Standard Brushed Nickel RO Faucet (Non Air Gap) WROF1-BN
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Standard Brushed Nickel RO Faucet (Non Air Gap) WROF1-BN
Sale Price: $79.00 Original Price: $99.00

Standard Brushed Nickel RO Faucet (Non Air Gap)

Standard Chrome RO Faucet (Non Air Gap) WROF2-CHR Standard Chrome RO Faucet (Non Air Gap) WROF2-CHR
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Standard Chrome RO Faucet (Non Air Gap) WROF2-CHR
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Standard Chrome RO Faucet (Non Air Gap)

What to Know About RO Faucets

An RO faucet is a dedicated dispensing faucet installed alongside your main kitchen faucet. It connects directly to the output of your reverse osmosis storage tank and only dispenses filtered water. It does not run hot water and is not connected to your main supply line.

The faucets in this category are non-air gap models. A non-air gap faucet has a simpler internal design than an air gap faucet, with fewer internal components and a quieter operation. They are the standard choice for residential under-sink RO systems where local plumbing codes do not require a built-in air gap at the faucet.

Both finishes, brushed nickel and chrome, are corrosion-resistant and designed for long-term durability at the sink. The brushed nickel finish has a matte, warmer tone that coordinates well with modern or transitional kitchen hardware. The chrome finish is a polished, brighter option that suits traditional and contemporary kitchens equally well.

Why Choose Our RO Faucets

  • Dedicated RO dispensing, separate from your main faucet, keeps filtered water clean from source to glass

  • Non-air gap design means fewer internal parts and quieter, simpler operation

  • Corrosion-resistant finish for lasting durability at the sink

  • Available in brushed nickel and chrome to coordinate with your existing kitchen hardware

  • Ships fast with UPS tracking on every order

  • 100% satisfaction guarantee

When to Replace Your RO Faucet

RO faucets are not consumable parts and do not need replacement on a fixed schedule the way filters do.

Replace your faucet when you notice a persistent drip that cannot be resolved by tightening the connections, reduced or uneven water flow from the spout, visible corrosion or finish damage, or a loose or stiff handle that affects normal operation.

Under normal residential use, a quality RO faucet can last many years before replacement is needed.