We just used the faucet which came with the system (Culligan). Didn't match but we didn't have a choice. After a while, you don't pay attention to it anymore!

Jane

You should be able to use any faucet, as long as the faucet can handle the low flow rate. The trick will be getting the proper fitting to to do the hose connection.

Just remember, the flow from the RO system might be the problem because you'll definitely be able to find the hose adapters to get it to work.

Water is the universal solvent and when it is stripped of pretty much every thing except the H and the O it wants all that stuff back and will leach metals and minerals from anything it comes in contact with.

Every RO faucet I've seen notes "lead free" so materials are a consideration.

I have my RO plumbed with PE to it's RO faucet, the ice maker in the fridge, and to an Opod commercial grade coffe maker with no problems in 15+ years.

I have the Opod too! The problem is the in-wall 1/4" copper line it is plumbed to. The RO output would have to go undersink to the copper line, to keep the Opod on the countertop have a clean plumbed -in look.

I ran PE through the side of the under sink area into the sheet rock, up, and back out to the the Opod. From the front of the Opod you can't see a thing. If you can't plumb PE to the Opod then put the cap back on the Opod inlet and use a pitcher. It is worth the trouble... great ice cubes and Kona to die for.

Anything for Kona. Tear into the wall!