“Can a designated counter mounted faucet be used with this filter?”
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Yes, a designated counter mount faucet just for drinking or cooking would be great. This will extend the life of the filter and save you money replacing the filter. This is a great idea because most likely you don't need filtered water for washing dishes. Depending on the faucet tubing, you may need to get a different connector. The push/quick-connect fitting are the easiest for plastic tubing.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes you just need to install a dual outlet valve, they are available at many home supplies. I would suggest a valve that attaches to the existing one. If you replace the existing valve it is more involved you will need to turn off the home water supply, unscrew or desolder the old valve and put a new one on.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, you just have to install a split feed adapter to your water supply one will go to the faucet and one to the filter. The out of the filter goes to you separate faucet. You will have to purchase the splitter separately, there are several types just make sure the one you choose does not restrict flow in any way. Here is a youtube link for a video of an install of one type of valves. https://youtu.be/kNaVBHn1vGo.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.as long as you have area enough under the cabinet for the filter and 3/8th lines i dont see why not.
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