What “Double Outlet” Means in Practice
The double-outlet build is the reason to choose the JH-WL006 — and it helps to know exactly how it works:
- Two independently controlled outlets — Each outlet has its own control and gooseneck spout, so users open and adjust each one separately, not from a shared handle.
- Simultaneous use — Both outlets can run at the same time, so two people can draw water at once, or one person can dedicate each outlet to a different task.
- One fixture instead of two taps — Both outlets sit in a single body, saving deck space and keeping plumbing tidy under the bench.
- Right-sized capacity — Two water points suit moderate shared use, without the deck footprint of a triple-outlet faucet.
If your bench needs two water points at a single sink but doesn’t justify three, the JH-WL006 provides two controlled outlets in a single installation.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | JH-WL006 |
| Product | Double-Outlet Laboratory Faucet |
| Outlet Type | Two independently controlled outlets, each with its own control and spout |
| Simultaneous use | Both outlets can run at the same time |
| Body Material | Thickened solid brass |
| Exterior finish | High-gloss epoxy powder coating |
| Headwork | 90° turn ceramic; tested to 500,000 cycles |
| Max Static Pressure | 35 Bar |
| Spout | 360° swivel gooseneck |
| Exterior resistance | Epoxy coating helps resist routine acid/alkali splash, UV, and heat; confirm compatibility for specific chemicals |
Deck hole size, outlet spacing, spout reach, and inlet connection sizes can be confirmed for your project. Share your sink and bench layout, and we’ll advise on the exact fit before you order.
Key Features
1. Two Independently Controlled Outlets
Each of the two outlets has its own control and gooseneck spout, so users adjust them separately. Two people can work at one station, or one person can assign each outlet to a different task — all from a single fixture.
2. Thickened Solid Brass Body
A rigid, corrosion-resistant brass core that resists deformation and withstands daily handling in a wet bench environment for long, dependable service.
3. High-Gloss Epoxy Powder-Coated Exterior
A protective finish that helps the outer body resist routine acid/alkali splash, UV fading, and heat in general lab conditions, keeping the surface clean over time.
4. 90° Ceramic Headwork
Each outlet uses a 90° turn ceramic headwork, tested to 500,000 cycles and rated to a maximum static pressure of 35 bar, for smooth, leak-free control and a long working life.
5. 360° Swivel Gooseneck Spouts
Each spout swivels a full 360° to direct the flow across the basin, making it easy to rinse glassware, fill containers, and keep the flow contained within the sink.
WL006 vs WL001 / WL008 — Which Should You Choose?
All three are deck-mounted laboratory faucets that share the same core build. The choice comes down to how many controlled outlets your bench needs:
- JH-WL001 (single outlet): One controlled outlet in a compact body. Best for single-user benches and standard sink points where a single water source is sufficient.
- JH-WL006 (double outlet): Two independently controlled outlets in one fixture. The practical middle option for moderate shared use — two users or two tasks at one sink, without the footprint of a triple faucet.
- JH-WL008 (triple outlet): Three independently controlled outlets in a stainless steel body. Best for high-traffic shared stations and teaching benches where several users work at once.
Choose the JH-WL006 when one outlet is too few but three is more than you need. If you’re unsure, tell us your sink type, how many users share the station, and your available deck space, and we’ll recommend the right model.
Applications
The JH-WL006 is built for moderate shared, sink-side utility work where two controlled outlets help:
- Shared sink stations — Two controlled outlets allow two users to draw water at once from a single bench point.
- Side-by-side wash tasks — Dedicate one outlet to rinsing and another to filling or cleaning, without switching between them.
- Teaching benches — A good fit for training spaces where pairs of students share a single wash station.
- Space-limited benches — Deliver two outlets without the deck space and plumbing of two separate taps.
Its primary role is shared washing and rinsing at a two-user bench sink, keeping moderate-traffic stations organized and efficient.
Installation & Compatibility
The JH-WL006 is designed for deck mounting on a benchtop or sink deck. Because it carries two outlets, it’s worth confirming a few details for a clean, secure fit:
- Confirm that the deck hole in your bench or sink matches the faucet base, with enough clearance for the body to sit flush and remain stable.
- Allow space for two spouts on the deck and basin, so users can work side by side without crowding.
- Check clearance above and around each spout for glassware and containers.
- Confirm your water pressure sits within the headwork’s range (max static pressure 35 bar) for stable, leak-free operation — especially if both outlets will run at once.
- Confirm inlet connections match your bench plumbing, particularly if both outlets need to run simultaneously.
Share your sink type, deck size, and bench layout, and we’ll confirm the right mounting and connection details for your setup.
FAQ
What does “double outlet” mean on the JH-WL006?
It means the faucet has two separate outlets in one body, each with its own control and gooseneck spout. You control each outlet independently, so they don’t share a single handle. It works as two taps in one fixture, mounted at a single sink point.
Are the two outlets independently controlled?
Yes. Each outlet has its own control and spout, so you can open, close, and adjust each one individually. That lets two users set different flows at the same station without affecting each other.
Can both outlets run at the same time?
Yes. Both outlets can run simultaneously, which is what makes the JH-WL006 suited to shared benches. If both will run at once, confirm your supply pressure and inlet connections with our team so the flow stays stable.
When should I choose a double outlet over a single or a triple?
Choose the JH-WL006 when one outlet is too few but three is more than you need — for example, a two-user bench or a station with one outlet for rinsing and another for filling. For a single-user bench, the single-outlet JH-WL001 is a better fit; for high-traffic shared stations, consider the triple-outlet JH-WL008.
What does the epoxy coating protect against?
The high-gloss epoxy coating protects the faucet’s exterior, helping it resist routine acid and alkali splashes, UV fading, and heat under general lab conditions. It’s an external protective finish — for specific or aggressive chemical exposure, send us the details, and we’ll confirm suitability.
How much sink space does it need?
More than a single-outlet tap, since it carries two spouts. Confirm your deck hole size, deck space, and basin width before ordering so users have room to work side by side. Share your layout, and we’ll confirm the fit.
What is the max pressure rating?
Each outlet uses a 90° turn ceramic headwork tested to 500,000 cycles and rated to a maximum static pressure of 35 bar. Keeping supply pressure within that range gives smooth, leak-free control and a long working life. If you’re unsure of your line pressure, tell us, and we’ll advise.
How do I clean and maintain it?
Wipe the body with a mild detergent and a soft cloth, then rinse. The solid brass build and epoxy coating resist staining and residue, so upkeep stays simple. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could dull the finish, and check that both outlets flow freely during regular checks.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm five things: your deck hole size, available deck and basin space, inlet connection sizes, your water pressure, and whether both outlets will run at once. Checking these in advance helps ensure a secure, leak-free fit. Share your setup, and we’ll confirm compatibility.
How do I request a quote?
Send us your required quantities, deck preparation, and inlet connection details, and note if both outlets will run simultaneously. For a larger fit-out, share your bench and sink layout so we can confirm scope and lead time.
Request a Quote
Fitting out a new lab or upgrading a shared bench to a two-outlet faucet? Send us your required quantities, deck-hole preparation, and inlet-connection details, and our team will prepare a tailored quotation for your JH-WL006 faucets. For larger projects, share your full bench and sink layout — including deck space and basin width — so we can confirm configuration, scope, and lead time. If you’d like to compare outlet counts, ask us about the single-outlet JH-WL001 and the triple-outlet JH-WL008, and we’ll help match the right faucet to your project.
