Shopping Cart

Your cart is empty.

Your cart is empty.

DELTA FAUCET 1920-BL-DST Traditional Beverage Faucet, Matte Black

4.7 (4) Write Review
Free shipping on orders over $29.99

$294.56

$ 99 .00 $99.00

In Stock

1.Color:Matte Black


About this item

  • Works with RO systems, filtered water systems, or as a cold water tap
  • Spout swings 360°
  • Single lever handle design
  • Air gap included with 1/4 in. tube for RO system and 3/8 in. tube for drain
  • Mounting wrench to assist in tightening mounting nut securely
  • Integrated supply tube with 3/8 in. compression fitting
  • DIAMOND Seal Technology is less hassle to install and helps your faucet perform like new for life, reducing leak points and lasting twice as long as the industry standard
  • Everything you need is together in one convenient box, including integrated InnoFlex PEX supply lines
  • Recommend minimum 2-1/2 in. clearance to backsplash



Renee Amsel
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
Was disappointed this only has a cold water option but otherwise it’s very nice and meets its purpose
sko
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024
Great product
Bee
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2022
This was a very good purchase. This faucet is used daily and has great water pressure as well as it is very easy to use.
Gary Bradshaw
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2022
The faucet looks nice and has decent quality. But the specs do not include an important value: The flow rate is 1.5 gpm at 60 psi. My first clue was the very thin tubing to feed the dispenser. I’m not sure of the size but most plumbing is going to have a 3/8” diameter tubing. This might be 1/4”. That doesn’t seem like a lot, but remember your Pi r-squared computation of area. The area of a 1/4 inch circle is about .05 square inches. The area of a 3/8 inch circle is more than .11 sq in, twice the 1/4 inch tubing. These are not the actual inside diameters, but the principle is the same.Another way to think about it: the faucet is drinking thru a thin straw. I have another beverage faucet from a different company with 3/8 feed tubing and it is noticeably faster. If you are going to fill up a 6 oz drinking glass, you won’t notice the difference. But you will when you put 5 cups into your coffee maker carafe.Try to find a beverage faucet rated for 2 gpm if you can. Lots of high-quality filters put out that rate. We have high levels of lead coming from our well and use filtered water for dog water bowls, cooking, and drinking. Delta doesn’t seem to advertise their flow rate. Now you know why.