Low Foot Hot-Cold Lab Water Laboratory Faucet | Model JH-WL004

Why the Low-Profile Design?

The low-foot body is the reason to choose the JH-WL004 over a standard upright hot-cold faucet:

• Less splashing — The spout sits lower over the basin, so water travels a shorter distance before it lands and stays contained in the sink.
• Fewer accidental knocks — A lower body keeps the faucet clear of your working area, reducing the risk of bumping it while you handle glassware and equipment.
• Better where overhead room is tight — Useful under wall cabinets, shelving, or fume hood aprons where a tall tap won’t fit.
• Tidier shared stations — Keeps busy wash bays and crowded benches clear, so multiple users can work without a tall fixture in the way.

If bench profile and splash control matter more than extra spout height, the low-foot JH-WL004 is the practical choice.

Technical Specifications

Inlet connection sizes, spout height and reach, and mounting hole dimensions 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. Low-Foot, Low-Profile Body

The JH-WL004 sits low over the sink, bringing the outlet closer to the basin. This lower profile helps contain splashing and keeps the faucet clear of your work area, so it stays out of the way during crowded wash-up sessions.

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

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 Spout

Rotates fully to direct flow across the whole basin, making it easy to rinse glassware and fill containers. Paired with the low-foot body, it keeps operation convenient while helping control splashing.

WL004 vs WL005 / WL012 — Which Should You Choose?

All three are hot-and-cold laboratory faucets that supply both temperatures from a single sink. They share the same core purpose, so the choice comes down to body profile and installation preference:

• JH-WL004 (low-profile): A low-foot body that sits closer to the basin. Best where splash control matters, overhead clearance is limited, or a tall tap would get bumped on a crowded bench.
• JH-WL005 (standard upright): A straightforward upright single-outlet fixture with a detachable copper outlet, rated to 35 bar. A good general-purpose pick for standard sinks with room for a taller tap.
• JH-WL012 (two-knob mixer): An upright mixer with two-knob control and a detachable brass serrated nozzle, rated to 10 bar. Suited to setups that prefer a two-knob layout.

Choose the JH-WL004 when a lower bench profile and better splash control are the priority. All three need a hot and a cold supply line at the bench. If you’re unsure, tell us your sink type, overhead clearance, and supply pressure, and we’ll recommend the right model.

Applications

The JH-WL004 is built for sink-side utility work where a lower profile helps:

• Crowded benches — Keep the faucet clear of a busy work area, so it’s less likely to be bumped during wash-up.
• Splash-sensitive wash stations — The lower spout contains water flow, keeping the surrounding worktop cleaner and drier.
• Shared wash bays — A compact body leaves room for several users to rinse and clean at one basin.
• Sink-side utility use — general handwashing, glassware rinsing, and routine cleaning, with the temperature set to suit the task.

Its primary role is temperature-adjustable washing, rinsing, and cleaning at the bench sink, especially where space is tight or splashing needs to be kept down.

Installation & Compatibility

The JH-WL004 is designed for bench/deck mounting at a standard lab sink. Because it supplies both temperatures, it needs a hot and a cold feed. For a clean, secure fit:

• Confirm that the mounting hole in your bench or sink matches the faucet base and that there is room for the spout to swivel freely.
• Check both inlet connections — the tap needs a hot and a cold supply line, so confirm the connection sizes match your bench plumbing without adapters.
• Confirm your water pressure sits within the headwork’s range (max static pressure 35 bar) for stable, leak-free operation.
• Allow clearance around the low-foot body and gooseneck so glassware and containers still fit comfortably under the spout.
• Position the spout so its swivel range covers the basin and flow drains cleanly into the sink.

Share your sink type, supply connections, overhead clearance, and bench layout, and we’ll confirm the right mounting and connection details for your setup.

FAQ

When should I choose a low-profile faucet like the JH-WL004?

Choose the low-foot JH-WL004 when splash control and a lower bench profile matter — for example, on crowded benches, in shared wash bays, or where limited overhead room rules out a tall tap. If you have space for a standard upright fixture, the JH-WL005 or JH-WL012 may suit you just as well.

How is the JH-WL004 different from the JH-WL005 or JH-WL012?

All three supply hot and cold water at a single sink. The JH-WL004 has a low-profile body that sits closer to the basin for better splash control and lower clearance. The JH-WL005 is a standard upright single-outlet faucet, and the JH-WL012 is an upright two-knob mixer. The main difference is the body profile and control layout, not the core function.

Does the lower body reduce clearance for glassware?

The low-foot design brings the spout closer to the basin, so it’s worth checking the clearance under the gooseneck for taller containers. Share your typical glassware sizes and sink depth, and we’ll confirm the spout height works for your tasks before you order.

Does it need both hot and cold supply lines?

Yes. Because it delivers both hot and cold water, the faucet needs a hot and a cold feed at the bench. Confirm your supply connections match before ordering, and we’ll help check the fit.

Is the JH-WL004 bench- or deck-mounted?

It’s bench/deck-mounted and fits most standard lab sinks and benches. Confirm your mounting hole size and inlet connections with our team, and we’ll check compatibility before you order.

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.

What is the max pressure rating?

The 90° turn ceramic headwork is 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.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm four things: your sink mounting hole size, your hot and cold inlet connection sizes, your water pressure, and the overhead clearance above the sink. 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, mounting type, and hot/cold inlet connection details. 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 sink to a low-splash, low-profile hot-cold faucet? Send us your required quantities, mounting type, and hot/cold inlet connection details, and our team will prepare a tailored quotation for your JH-WL004 faucets. For larger projects, share your full bench and sink layout, including overhead clearance, so we can confirm configuration, scope, and lead time. If you’d like to compare body styles, ask us about the upright JH-WL005 and the two-knob mixer JH-WL012, and we’ll help match the right faucet to your project.