How much clearance from counter to aerator/spout outlet?
1848500
From stem to aerator is 7 inches, from counter (or back of sink bowl) it is more like 5 inches
1848501
I'm sorry, I'm not really sure what you are asking. Even if I were, the faucet is in my cabin to which I don't go during the winter, so I couldn't measure anything. I can tell you that it fits in the standard holes in any sink, so you shouldn't have any problem. The cabin was built in the '90's. Now, if you live in an old house, and have a very old sink, maybe it wouldn't fit, but if your sink is of relatively recent vintage you should have no problem.
1848502
My sink is recessed from counter, being an old kitchen. It is about 6 inches from spout to sink, and about 5 inches to counter. I love this faucet.
764897
If you're asking about the clearance needed behind the faucet above the countertop: When I pull up the drain lever on mine to its highest point (the point at which it sticks out most, since it's angled slightly backwards), the rear edge of the lever sticks out about 1 3/8" behind the base of the faucet. I've got a single-hole mount without the extra 3-hole escutcheon plate. When the lever is pushed all the way down, it extends about 5/8" behind the base.
1302858
I can tell you it is 4" from the base of the faucet to the lowest part of the spout which is 3" out from the base. You will have to measure your new sink and how it mounts to your counter. The curved portion of the spout is almost 4 1/2" from the base.
897059
On a horizontal line from the center of the spout coming out between the handles to the center of the outlet it is 7.0 inches.
838573
Sorry, I couldn't tell you. I am a first time buyer of this product. My water filter unit stands on my utility sink, it stands in the corner and attaches to your spout with a hose. It is not the under counter unit. I didn't want that kind. Amazon should know that question.
791083
17 inches from bottom of base to top of fill spout and 11 inches without base
757051
I did find a drawing on Waterways website. It shows the height to the top of the outlet to be 8.25". Their website is waterwayplastics, it is a dot com.
2030289
I would say the faucet stands at about 10"h from base to top of arch. It protrudes over the sink about 6 in and is probably 8" from front to back. The spout swivels, though, so I haven't found it to be inconvenient at all. In fact, I love how they stand out in our master bathroom.
550136
I'm sorry I didn't see this earlier. The bar sink faucet is 12 1/2 inches from the surface of the countertop.
1602054
There is a 5/8" clearance between mounting surface and bottom of inverter. Based on other user responses there may be 1/4" variances between units. There is a 2" x 3 1/2" ventilation grill underneath, towards the front of the unit.
1104626
4 inches center to center for inlet to outlet 6 inches overall, sorry for being so late.
201354
I don't know if this item will fit your faucet, I am not familiar w/faucet measurements. The original aerator in my standard (super cheap) faucet is about the same measurement. you just take that out (it unscrews) and put this in. BUT, if it doesn't fit, you can purchase an adapter.
1874033
6-8 inches or so as I recall. It's not long. enough to reach a countertop outlet and sit on the counter.
1124804
If you measure it from the female inlet to the male outlet, it will be very close to 12 inches when fully extended.
476434
There are approximately 8 inches of clearance from the bottom of the strainer to the work surface. I use a tall (8") plastic glass to capture the juice so that there is less chance for the juice to splatter as it is dripping out of the container. I then pour the juice from my tall glass into whatever I will be using for the juice.
2207265
Prongs are about six inches long so if fully inserted the spigot would be 15" above ground. I usually cannot get prongs in completely so I am at18"
1925026
If I understand the question correctly, from the bottom of the spout/sprayer, it's 7 inches to the countertop. I think the other would depend on what type of sink you have, but on ours, it's 16 inches from the bottom of the sprayer to the bottom of the sink. With ours, I've never had any problems with it splashing out of the sink (and the way ours is installed on a double-sink, it's nowhere near close enough to get on the countertop). Hope that helps!