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product_id: 21512108
title: "Delta Essa Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer, Modern Single Hole Kitchen Sink Faucet, Single Handle, Arctic Stainless 9113-AR-DST"
brand: "delta"
price: "3308 kr"
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category: "Delta"
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# 1.8 GPM low flow rate Magnetic MagnaTite docking Diamond Seal tech - 2x leak resistance Delta Essa Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer, Modern Single Hole Kitchen Sink Faucet, Single Handle, Arctic Stainless 9113-AR-DST

**Brand:** delta
**Price:** 3308 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚰 Elevate your kitchen game with precision, style, and leak-proof confidence!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Delta Essa Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer, Modern Single Hole Kitchen Sink Faucet, Single Handle, Arctic Stainless 9113-AR-DST by delta
- **How much does it cost?** 3308 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/21512108-delta-essa-brushed-nickel-kitchen-faucet-with-pull-down-sprayer)

## Best For

- delta enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted delta brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Lifetime Confidence:** Backed by Delta’s Lifetime Limited Warranty and rigorous third-party certifications, this faucet is a long-term investment in quality.
- • **Water-Wise Efficiency:** 1.8 gallons per minute flow rate balances powerful cleaning with responsible water savings—feel good about every drop.
- • **Sleek Modern Minimalism:** Single-hole installation with optional deck plate fits any kitchen style, while the brushed Arctic Stainless finish resists corrosion and wear.
- • **Built to Outlast & Outperform:** Patented DIAMOND™ Seal Technology ensures leak-free operation lasting twice as long as industry standards—because durability matters.
- • **Effortless Pull-Down Precision:** 60-inch hose with MagnaTite® docking keeps your sprayer perfectly in place—no more loose wands or awkward drops.

## Overview

The Delta Essa Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet combines cutting-edge Diamond Seal technology with a magnetic MagnaTite docking sprayer for unmatched durability and convenience. Featuring a sleek single-hole design with a corrosion-resistant Arctic Stainless finish, it delivers a water-efficient 1.8 GPM flow rate. Tested to exceed industry standards and backed by a lifetime warranty, this faucet is engineered for modern kitchens seeking lasting performance and effortless style.

## Description

Product Description Delta® MagnaTite® Docking uses a powerful integrated magnet to pull your faucet spray wand precisely into place and hold it there so it stays docked when not in use. Delta® faucets with DIAMOND™ Seal Technology perform like new for life with a patented design which reduces leak points, is less hassle to install and lasts twice as long as the industry standard*. Kitchen faucets with Touch-Clean® Spray Holes allow you to easily wipe away calcium and lime build-up with the touch of a finger. You can install with confidence, knowing that Delta faucets are backed by our Lifetime Limited Warranty. *Industry standard is based on ASME A112.18.1 of 500,000 cycles. From the Manufacturer The Delta brand is focused on being more than a maker of great products: we're using water to transform the way people feel every day. Our products are beautifully engineered inside and out with consumer-inspired innovations like Touch2O Technology, which lets you turn your faucet on and off with just a touch, to In2ition Two-in-One Showers that get water where you need it most using an integrated shower head and hand shower. We’re committed to making technology for faucets, showers, toilets and more feel like magic that makes your busy life a little easier, because we believe there’s a better way to experience water.

Review: Seems to be a good value & works well, simple mechanical valve avoid the headaches of touch type - We like the quality & style of this faucet. Simple mechanical valve to avoid the automation headaches of touch It has been in use for only about 16 days, so time will tell how well it will holdup. EDIT/ Update: After 1 year of use & we are still very happy with this faucet It replaces an over 15 year old Delta (several valve rebuilds along the way) that needed a new pullout faucet head, that is the sprayer & the parts were no longer available. This old faucet had the separate valve body that mounted to the counter top independent of the faucet, because of the asymmetrical sink design a typical faucet with a Escutcheon would not work. Faucet needed to be in the far right hole to reach the much larger side of the sink This seems to be a low flow/ water saver faucet. We find the flow adequate & are happy there is not so much flow that water splashes everywhere. However, it does take longer to fill the sink. This was not a surprise to me as other reviews had mentioned the low flow feature. While using the pullout sprayer, if your not careful, it is possible to "kink the water line" & interrupt the flow of water. This has only happened to me a couple of times, when raising the sprayer above the exit point of the pull-down faucet while trying to rinse a very tall item that was well above counter top height. All you need to do is extend the hose first, with your other hand if you want to hold the spraying head up above the faucet, exit point without kinking the water hose. Not that hard to install, if you are handy or experienced with replacing a faucet ---> Faucet was direct mounted to our 1 1/4 (1.25) inch thick, stone countertop ---> We decided to mount the faucet with the handle in the Center, closest to the sink. This way you can turn the water off with the back of your hand & keep the water dripping from your fingers over the sink. Instead of dripping water on to the counter top every time you touch the valve handle with wet hands. I Used - Westbrass 2" Kitchen Sink Hole Cover, Stainless Steel, D202-20 https://www.desertcart.com/dp/B00403BXWC to seal the extra hole in the stone countertop - (great product see my review) The directions ... they are not very good for non technical or those without experience changing faucets .... the directions are not custom to this faucet -- You will need to figure-out which part of the universal directions apply / is closest to your faucet. The hardest parts? 1) Removing the 15+ yr old faucet .... brass nut & brass threads of faucet were a bit crusty & the valve body above the counter started turning, As this was going to be scrap ... I used vice-grip pliers & a thick rag against the backsplash to keep it from turning. 2) Next was keeping that thin plastic base-plate centered, under the new faucet during the install as it kept moving. (poor design IMO) ---> Delta needs to rethink that design -- It Should snap into place & stay there Steps - to install 1a) Know where & how to turn off the water to the entire house & test that the valve works. If things go poorly you will want to know it works. The valves under the sink do not always work or stop all water flow. Stuff happens 1b) If you have a well, know how to turn it off & how to valve off or drain the pressure. 1c) Wear eye protection ... stuff is going to fall in your face while your on your back & working under the sink 2) Shut off water under sink & test that water does not come-out of the faucet. Always support the valve body while turning the valve handle, to keep stresses off of the pipe. 3) With bucket or rags handy remove the waterlines to the old faucet. Expect 1/4 to 1/2 cup of water to drain from the lines. Always support the valve body with a second wrench, while turning nut to water line to keep stresses off of the pipe. 4) Install the faucet into the counter. Confirm the location & orientation of the faucet before your final tightening. Having a second person handy to check the final location, before you complete tightening the nut, helps limit the up/down trips, under the cabinet. 5) Connect the water supply lines to the valve. Always support the valve body with a second wrench, while turning nut to water line to keep stresses off of the pipe. 6) Flush the valve set, let some water (1 gallon should do) run through the Hot & Cold sides - catch what comes out of the faucet feed line, in a container. If you have a second person they can operate the faucet valve from above the counter. Solo install ... Open the valve on faucet body, so hot & cold water will flow & then use the water supply valve under the sink to control the flow into your bucket. 7) Install the sliding counter weight --> then make the connection to the pullout faucet ---> Install the locking clip & test that it is locked 8) Open water valves under sink. Always support the valve body while turning the valve handle, to keep stresses off of the pipe. 9) Check for leaks, open valve on faucet & check flow & then look under counter & inspect for leaks again Things that Helped: ---> I used the floor mats from the kitchen to make laying on the cabinet edge much more comfortable. ---> I used the correct size of combination wrenches & a deep sock with extension & a ratchet drive, to speed up the install. ---> To remove the old faucet, I used a basin wrench & vice-grip pliers to hold the old valve (from spinning) to get the nut off when the threads got a little tight. Brass threads to old faucet getting a little crusty in 15+ years was expected
Review: More convenient and intuitive than expected. Update 1.5 years later. - I bought this model because it was the most affordable Touch2O model I could find at the time, despite being quite stylish. The most difficult part of this upgrade was removing my old faucet. The install instructions were clear, everything worked exactly as intended right out of the box and seems to be of good quality. My sink has 3 holes, and I was pleasantly surprised to see that this model included a matching cover plate. I was initially worried that the touch feature might be unintuitive or gimmicky, but it's quite the opposite. Turning on/off a faucet is something most of us do many many times a day and this genuinely improves the task. The faucet and handle also remain cleaner since you rarely need to touch them with your hands. As for my fears of accidently turning it on or off, they seem to be mostly without merit. The touch/hold feature solves most of the potential issues and in the unlikely event you do accidentally switch it on/off it can easily be tapped again. I could imagine a curious cat activating it with their nose though (It auto-shuts off after a few minutes). My only cons are that the downward facing veggie sprayer in a rigid tube is definitely inferior to my old, stand alone sprayer in terms of ease of use and mobility, and that the mix handle is quite short which makes precise adjustments to pressure and temperature more difficult compared to the large controls on my old faucet - however these complaints are true for really any faucet of this style. The latter issue is mostly alleviated by the touch sensor, as I rarely need to adjust the knob anyway. Update: I've had this faucet for about a year and a half. The low battery light finally came on for the first time. Your mileage will vary by use - but this was impressive to me. All the old batteries measured 1.17-1.19 V when removed and tested. Some more notes after living with this for a long time. Rarely, when I would attempt to turn it on, the light would turn on but the faucet wouldn't run. I have very hard water, so maybe it has something to do with that, or maybe because the batteries were reaching the end of their life. Simply turning it off and on again always worked. Hopefully the fresh batteries resolve it. Not gonna knock off a star for that yet. The biggest con I can think of is that there isn't really an effective way I can think of to trickle this faucet if you are worried about pipes freezing. It hasn't been a problem for me so far, but this is something to consider for some people in very cold climates. The final note is that you get really used to this thing. When I go to other people's houses I tend to tap on their faucets in a moment of confusion as nothing happens.

## Features

- GUARANTEED QUALITY: Quality is our top priority, so all our kitchen sink faucets are tested and certified, meeting or exceeding industry codes and standards
- SINGLE HOLE INSTALLATION: Fits 1 or 3-hole 8 in. center installations with optional deck plate (included). Gasket seal helps prevent drips and splashes from leaking under the kitchen sink faucet.
- LASTS 2X LONGER: Patented DIAMOND Seal Technology reduces leak points and lasts twice as long as the industry standard—ensuring leak-free operation for the life of the kitchen sink faucet
- CORROSION-RESISTANT FINISH: Our Brilliance finishes are intentionally engineered for durability and tested for corrosion resistance to at least 2 times industry standards
- TESTED AND CERTIFIED: All Delta kitchen faucet finishes are third-party certified and vigorously tested under extreme conditions to ensure years of dependable use without cracking, peeling, chipping, blistering or changing color over time
- LEAD FREE COMPLIANT: Delta faucets comply with “lead-free” legislation. All Delta products meet or exceed the requirements of applicable product performance and U.S. safety industry standards
- You can install with confidence, knowing Delta kitchen faucets are backed by Delta Faucet's Lifetime Limited Warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B012I44K8S |
| Additional Features | Pull Down Sprayer |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,651 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #5 in Touch On Kitchen Sink Faucets |
| Brand | DELTA |
| Brand Name | DELTA |
| Color | Arctic Stainless |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 14,008 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Brushed |
| Finish Types | Brushed |
| Flow Rate | 1.8 Gallons Per Minute |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00034449786997 |
| Handle Lever Placement | Right |
| Handle Material | Brass |
| Handle Type | Lever |
| Hole Count | 1 |
| Hose Length | 60 Inches |
| Included Components | Faucet, optional deck plate, supply lines, mounting hardware |
| Installation Method | Single Hole |
| Is Electric | No |
| Item Height | 15.25 inches |
| Item Type Name | Kitchen Faucet |
| Item Weight | 6.6 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Delta Faucet Company |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Lifetime Faucet and Finish Lifetime Limited Warranty |
| Material | Metal |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Model Name | Essa® |
| Model Number | 9113-AR-DST |
| Mounting Hole Diameter | 8 Inches |
| Mounting Type | Deck Mount |
| Number Of Handles | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Kitchen |
| Series ID | 9113-AR-DST |
| Spout Design | High-arc gooseneck |
| Spout Height | 9 Inches |
| Spout Reach | 9.5 Inches |
| Style Name | Modern |
| UPC | 034449786997 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Valve Type | Disc Valve |
| Warranty Type | lifetime |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DELTA
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Kitchen
- **Mounting Type:** Deck Mount
- **Finish Type:** Brushed
- **Material:** Metal
- **Color:** Arctic Stainless
- **Number of Handles:** 1
- **Included Components:** Faucet, optional deck plate, supply lines, mounting hardware
- **Hole Count:** 1
- **Special Feature:** Pull Down Sprayer

## Images

![Delta Essa Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer, Modern Single Hole Kitchen Sink Faucet, Single Handle, Arctic Stainless 9113-AR-DST - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61d9ctRbatL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will the wand stay on the spray setting after you turn the faucet off and back on, or does it automatically default to the stream setting each time?**
A: If you shut it off on spray, it will resume spray when you turn it back on. If you shut off in stream mode, it will be in stream mode when you turn it back on.

**Q: How far does the hose come out?  is it hard to pull?  one on display in home depot only came out about 4" and was hard to pull out.**
A: Home Depot explained to me that for demonstration purposes in a limited display area, they shorten the cord; but that, as others have said, the hose pulls out about two feet or more, which makes it plenty usable.

**Q: Are the components under the sink made of metal or plastic?**
A: Hello!

Thank you for your question. Our faucets are made of several materials, Unfortunately, I am unable to provide a specific breakdown for your faucet as that information is considered proprietary.
 
But in general, our faucets may contain:

Bronze
Brass (36000, 260) (hub, handle, body, tube, fittings)
Zinc  (escutcheon, hub, handle)
Stainless Steel (undercover plate, seat liner, set screw)
Copper  (tubing)
PEX-C (puck and tubing)
Silicone (gaskets)
Synthetic rubber - EDPM, Santoprene  (hoses)
Vinyl  (hoses)
Nylon
Plastics


I am sorry the information you were looking for was not readily available for you.

Please know that all of our products undergo rigorous tests to ensure long-lasting use and are made with high-grade materials.

If you have any questions or need help, please feel free to contact our customer service department at 1-800-345-3358 or email us at customerservice@deltafaucet.com.

Best Regards,
Rosanna

**Q: What is the size of the plastic nut? I'd like to purchase another one and use 2 nuts so the current one stops coming loose!**
A: I would suggest to use loctite you wouldn’t have to worry about it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Seems to be a good value & works well, simple mechanical valve avoid the headaches of touch type
*by B***R on May 12, 2023*

We like the quality & style of this faucet. Simple mechanical valve to avoid the automation headaches of touch It has been in use for only about 16 days, so time will tell how well it will holdup. EDIT/ Update: After 1 year of use & we are still very happy with this faucet It replaces an over 15 year old Delta (several valve rebuilds along the way) that needed a new pullout faucet head, that is the sprayer & the parts were no longer available. This old faucet had the separate valve body that mounted to the counter top independent of the faucet, because of the asymmetrical sink design a typical faucet with a Escutcheon would not work. Faucet needed to be in the far right hole to reach the much larger side of the sink This seems to be a low flow/ water saver faucet. We find the flow adequate & are happy there is not so much flow that water splashes everywhere. However, it does take longer to fill the sink. This was not a surprise to me as other reviews had mentioned the low flow feature. While using the pullout sprayer, if your not careful, it is possible to "kink the water line" & interrupt the flow of water. This has only happened to me a couple of times, when raising the sprayer above the exit point of the pull-down faucet while trying to rinse a very tall item that was well above counter top height. All you need to do is extend the hose first, with your other hand if you want to hold the spraying head up above the faucet, exit point without kinking the water hose. Not that hard to install, if you are handy or experienced with replacing a faucet ---> Faucet was direct mounted to our 1 1/4 (1.25) inch thick, stone countertop ---> We decided to mount the faucet with the handle in the Center, closest to the sink. This way you can turn the water off with the back of your hand & keep the water dripping from your fingers over the sink. Instead of dripping water on to the counter top every time you touch the valve handle with wet hands. I Used - Westbrass 2" Kitchen Sink Hole Cover, Stainless Steel, D202-20 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00403BXWC to seal the extra hole in the stone countertop - (great product see my review) The directions ... they are not very good for non technical or those without experience changing faucets .... the directions are not custom to this faucet -- You will need to figure-out which part of the universal directions apply / is closest to your faucet. The hardest parts? 1) Removing the 15+ yr old faucet .... brass nut & brass threads of faucet were a bit crusty & the valve body above the counter started turning, As this was going to be scrap ... I used vice-grip pliers & a thick rag against the backsplash to keep it from turning. 2) Next was keeping that thin plastic base-plate centered, under the new faucet during the install as it kept moving. (poor design IMO) ---> Delta needs to rethink that design -- It Should snap into place & stay there Steps - to install 1a) Know where & how to turn off the water to the entire house & test that the valve works. If things go poorly you will want to know it works. The valves under the sink do not always work or stop all water flow. Stuff happens 1b) If you have a well, know how to turn it off & how to valve off or drain the pressure. 1c) Wear eye protection ... stuff is going to fall in your face while your on your back & working under the sink 2) Shut off water under sink & test that water does not come-out of the faucet. Always support the valve body while turning the valve handle, to keep stresses off of the pipe. 3) With bucket or rags handy remove the waterlines to the old faucet. Expect 1/4 to 1/2 cup of water to drain from the lines. Always support the valve body with a second wrench, while turning nut to water line to keep stresses off of the pipe. 4) Install the faucet into the counter. Confirm the location & orientation of the faucet before your final tightening. Having a second person handy to check the final location, before you complete tightening the nut, helps limit the up/down trips, under the cabinet. 5) Connect the water supply lines to the valve. Always support the valve body with a second wrench, while turning nut to water line to keep stresses off of the pipe. 6) Flush the valve set, let some water (1 gallon should do) run through the Hot & Cold sides - catch what comes out of the faucet feed line, in a container. If you have a second person they can operate the faucet valve from above the counter. Solo install ... Open the valve on faucet body, so hot & cold water will flow & then use the water supply valve under the sink to control the flow into your bucket. 7) Install the sliding counter weight --> then make the connection to the pullout faucet ---> Install the locking clip & test that it is locked 8) Open water valves under sink. Always support the valve body while turning the valve handle, to keep stresses off of the pipe. 9) Check for leaks, open valve on faucet & check flow & then look under counter & inspect for leaks again Things that Helped: ---> I used the floor mats from the kitchen to make laying on the cabinet edge much more comfortable. ---> I used the correct size of combination wrenches & a deep sock with extension & a ratchet drive, to speed up the install. ---> To remove the old faucet, I used a basin wrench & vice-grip pliers to hold the old valve (from spinning) to get the nut off when the threads got a little tight. Brass threads to old faucet getting a little crusty in 15+ years was expected

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ More convenient and intuitive than expected. Update 1.5 years later.
*by A***X on December 2, 2021*

I bought this model because it was the most affordable Touch2O model I could find at the time, despite being quite stylish. The most difficult part of this upgrade was removing my old faucet. The install instructions were clear, everything worked exactly as intended right out of the box and seems to be of good quality. My sink has 3 holes, and I was pleasantly surprised to see that this model included a matching cover plate. I was initially worried that the touch feature might be unintuitive or gimmicky, but it's quite the opposite. Turning on/off a faucet is something most of us do many many times a day and this genuinely improves the task. The faucet and handle also remain cleaner since you rarely need to touch them with your hands. As for my fears of accidently turning it on or off, they seem to be mostly without merit. The touch/hold feature solves most of the potential issues and in the unlikely event you do accidentally switch it on/off it can easily be tapped again. I could imagine a curious cat activating it with their nose though (It auto-shuts off after a few minutes). My only cons are that the downward facing veggie sprayer in a rigid tube is definitely inferior to my old, stand alone sprayer in terms of ease of use and mobility, and that the mix handle is quite short which makes precise adjustments to pressure and temperature more difficult compared to the large controls on my old faucet - however these complaints are true for really any faucet of this style. The latter issue is mostly alleviated by the touch sensor, as I rarely need to adjust the knob anyway. Update: I've had this faucet for about a year and a half. The low battery light finally came on for the first time. Your mileage will vary by use - but this was impressive to me. All the old batteries measured 1.17-1.19 V when removed and tested. Some more notes after living with this for a long time. Rarely, when I would attempt to turn it on, the light would turn on but the faucet wouldn't run. I have very hard water, so maybe it has something to do with that, or maybe because the batteries were reaching the end of their life. Simply turning it off and on again always worked. Hopefully the fresh batteries resolve it. Not gonna knock off a star for that yet. The biggest con I can think of is that there isn't really an effective way I can think of to trickle this faucet if you are worried about pipes freezing. It hasn't been a problem for me so far, but this is something to consider for some people in very cold climates. The final note is that you get really used to this thing. When I go to other people's houses I tend to tap on their faucets in a moment of confusion as nothing happens.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful look, solid construction, valve operation very solid. GREAT customer service.
*by T***O on April 11, 2024*

Bought this from Amazon and it was sold as "new". When it arrived, the product had fingerprints on the faucet itself and some of the packaging seemed to have been handled. I'm unclear whether local Amazon distribution centers are responsible for this practice of selling previously-returned items as "new" or if it is a company-wide practice. Obviously, its a huge issue for Amazon given the broad variety of things they sell, but there should be a separate category other than "new" for things that may have been returned or otherwise handled between factory and consumer. Despite the indications of a possibly returned product, I went ahead and installed this. I guess I was feeling optimistic. The install went smooth enough and no parts were missing. The touch function of this faucet means that "downstream" from the faucet valve (the handle attached to the spout) there is a battery-powered solenoid that senses your touch on the faucet (works best on the metal neck or handle). That solenoid has a sensor lead that you attach to the threaded part of the faucet below the counter surface - this clips on easily, no problem. The solenoid also has a power lead that goes to a battery pack that holds six (6) AA batteries. This battery case is about the size of a banana but doesn't really have any obvious way to mount underneath the sink or even any holes to help you hang it up out of the way. If the power leads to this pack are touched, it will actuate the sink. This is a bit of a flaw, but not really a big deal if you mount the pack out of the way. Still, don't bury it because the batteries will need changing a few times per year. My solution was just to make a little paracord cradle to hang this on some of the sink undermount brackets -- basically any solution that lets you hang this out of the way in a place you can access for battery changes should be ok. The problem we had with our Delta faucet sold by Amazon as "new" was that it had a bad solenoid. It didn't function smoothly, it was loud, it had reduced flow, then it stopped working. Rather than returning this to Amazon and having this happen again, possibly, to another customer, I called Delta the next business day. At Delta, I talked to a US-based Delta employee who was able to understand the diagnosis steps I had taken already and confirm the solenoid issue. They mailed me a new solenoid which arrived within a week. Installed the new solenoid and all functions perfectly now. The touch feature is a really nice upgrade that keeps the area around the faucet handle about 90% cleaner because it doesn't constantly get dripped on with wet hands. Awesome product, awesome company (Delta). Thanks!

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