
Stainless Steel Spigot
Fits Travel, Big, Royal, Imperial and Crown • One size
Food-grade 304 stainless steel • Meets FDA food-safe standards
Swap Plastic for Stainless
Every Berkey ships with a plastic spigot. This food-grade 304 stainless steel spigot replaces it with a solid body and lever that match your system for a clean, finished look.
Key Benefits
Matching Stainless Finish
A polished stainless spigot that looks like part of your system, not an add-on.
Food-Grade 304 Stainless
No plastic parts. Meets FDA food-safe standards and is acid resistant, so it cleans up easily.
Easy Swap
One size fits every stainless Berkey and mounts with the included washers and nut.
Compare Berkey Spigots
| Feature | Stainless Spigot | Sight Glass | Water View |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body | Stainless steel | BPA-free plastic | Stainless steel |
| Water level view | No | Glass sight tube | Glass tube with float ball |
| Sizes | One size | 3, by system | 3, by system |
| Best for | A stainless look | Seeing your level | Both |
Each system takes one spigot, and every new system ships with a standard plastic spigot. Any of these replaces it.
Simple Swap, Built to Last
Remove your plastic spigot, mount the stainless spigot in the same hole and hand tighten the nut.
- Stainless steel spigot, silicone washers and stainless mounting nut
- One size for every stainless Berkey, Travel through Crown
- Acid resistant and easy to clean with warm soapy water
Stainless Steel Spigot Questions
Will it fit my Berkey?
Yes. One size fits the Travel, Big, Royal, Imperial and Crown Berkey, including older systems. The Go Berkey Kit has no spigot.
Will water flow faster than with the plastic spigot?
About the same. Flow comes from your filter elements, so the spigot you choose doesn't change it.
Can I use it with the Sight Glass or Water View Spigot?
No. Each system takes one spigot. If you want stainless steel and a view of your water level, choose the Stainless Steel Water View Spigot.
What's included?
The stainless steel spigot, silicone washers and a stainless steel mounting nut.
How do I install it?
Remove your standard spigot. Place one washer on the spigot threads, push the threads through the hole from outside the lower chamber, add the second washer inside, then thread on the nut and hand tighten. Fill the system and check for drips.
Why does water come out slowly when I open the spigot?
A vacuum can form between the two chambers. Lift the upper chamber slightly while the spigot is open. If that fixes it, contact our customer service team and we'll help with a permanent solution.
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