Waterdrop Water Level Spigot Replacement for Waterdrop King Tank Systems and Other Gravity-fed Filtration Systems

The sight glass spigot allows customers to see the water level in the lower chamber at a glance, giving the needed information needed to make refilling an easy task to keep track without having to stand on a chair and look in it.

Yes. The glass spigot would be a great addition. It allows you to determine how much purified water remains without removing lid or remove the upper chamber to see the remaining water in the lower chamber. You can assess the water level accurately with the red floating ball in the sight glass spigot.

1. Discard the remaining water in the Berkey. Remove the original faucet – follow the instructions on the Berkey manual.

2. Remove the hex nut on the body of the faucet. Insert the screw end of the faucet body into the hole on the Berkey. Screw the hex nut on the Berkey’s inside manually so that it connects to the faucet’s body. Finally, tighten it with a wrench and keep the body of the faucet upright.

3. Insert the screw end of the water level sight spigot into the hole on the faucet body. Tighten it manually and keep it upright.

4. Fill the Berkey with the right amount of water to check for possible water leakage. If there is, please tighten the hex nut once again. If not, please discard water in the Berkey.

Clean all parts, including the faucet body, in hot soapy water. If you prefer sanitizing, you may use a mild solution of chlorine (50 PPM) or iodine (14ppm), before rinsing. Rinse thoroughly with clean water.

Yes. The red floating ball in the sight glass spigot helps to tell the water level clearly, allowing you to see at a glance how much water remains in the lower chamber.