About the Moen Cia MotionSense Wave Single-Handle High-Arc Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Matte Black - 7622EWBL
Experience the perfect combination of modern style and advanced technology!
You no longer need to worry about touching the faucet with dirty or wet hands when using the Moen 7622EWBL kitchen faucet. As a part of the remarkable Cia Collection that delivers a great combination of modern style and cutting-edge technology, this faucet offers elevated aesthetics and innovative features. Its matte black finish exudes an industrial-chic allure that beautifully complements modern spaces. And by utilizing the Wave Sensor technology, you gain the advantage of using a hands-free faucet - simply wave your hand and enjoy a seamless, hygienic water flow.
The Moen 7622EWBL comes with a high arc spout that provides the height and reach that you need for filling or cleaning your large pots. This spout has a pulldown wand with a 68” braided hose that utilizes the Reflex pulldown system, providing you with a flexible maneuver when you’re up for cleaning or rinsing. And just like in its retracted position, this wand can also operate in stream or spray mode. If you want to change the temperature of the water, you can control it with the lever handle that has a 100-degree-arc handle travel. Even using minimal force can guarantee a smoother operation. And having a flow rate of only 1.5 GPM, performance still isn’t compromised even with lesser water consumption – thanks to the Power Boost technology. More importantly, this single-handle faucet is ADA-compliant, making it suitable for people who have physical disabilities. For your assurance, a limited lifetime warranty is included.
Moen provides a diverse selection of meaningfully innovative kitchen and bathroom products with useful features and lasting value like the Moen 7622EWBL kitchen faucet. It’s available here in PlumbersStock for your convenience. Buy yours now! And while you’re at it, you can also check out these kitchen sinks and accessories to complete your kitchen look.
