LUFEIDRA 07BIL Kitchen Faucet with LED Temperature Lights and Dual-Mode Sprayer

When filling a pot or rinsing dishes at a kitchen sink, the LUFEIDRA 07BIL combines a pull-out sprayer with LED temperature indicators. Its high-arc spout and brushed nickel finish give it a more distinctive look than a basic fixed-spout faucet, while the single-handle design keeps water control in one place.

The LED lights operate in stream mode, not spray mode. That distinction matters if temperature feedback is a key reason for choosing this faucet.

Practical tips

This is a deck-mounted, single-hole faucet, and the listed dimensions are 16.7 inches high, with an 8.4-inch spout reach and a 4.6-inch spout height. Those measurements help you judge whether the faucet will have room to swing and whether the spout will reach the area where you usually fill or rinse. Installation hardware and an instruction manual are included, the cold-water supply line is described as longer than the hot-water line to make connection easier.

The temperature indicator uses blue for cold water below 91°F, orange for warm water from 91–106°F, and red for hot water from 107–126°F. A flashing red light signals water above 127°F. The faucet is described as operating without batteries. Treat the lights as a visual temperature cue, not a substitute for checking water temperature before use, especially around children.

Where it shines

The two spray settings are aimed at different kitchen jobs. Stream mode produces a concentrated flow for filling a pot or pitcher, and it is the setting that displays the LED temperature colors. Spray mode covers a wider area for rinsing dishes and food residue, but the LED is off in that mode. Switching between the two lets one faucet handle both filling and cleanup without relying on a separate sprayer.

The high-arc profile can leave more working space below the spout than a low-profile design, while the pull-out head brings the water closer to dishes or the sink basin. For a kitchen where a fixed faucet feels restrictive, that flexibility is a practical reason to consider this style. Its listed flow rate is 1.8 gpm.

Key takeaways

The product specifications list brass and stainless steel, a ceramic cartridge, an NSF/ANSI 61 ABS sprayer head, and high-temperature PEX supply hoses with 304 stainless-steel braid. The finish is brushed nickel. The faucet is also listed as CEC certified, NSF 61 certified, and cUPC certified. These are useful details to compare when weighing it against a simpler faucet, though the specifications do not provide a separate warranty duration beyond identifying the warranty as limited.

The installation is specified for one hole, and the listing says a deck is not included. If your sink has three holes, confirm what additional fitting or coverage your installation requires before choosing it, it is not presented as a complete three-hole setup out of the box.

Buying verdict

It makes sense if you want a pull-out kitchen faucet that combines a focused filling stream, a wider spray, and color-coded temperature feedback in stream mode. The dimensions and single-hole mounting details also give you concrete points to compare with your sink and counter before buying.

Better avoided if you need a confirmed three-hole installation solution included in the package, or if you expect the LED indicators to remain on during spray use. For those needs, a faucet designed around the required mounting layout or with temperature feedback in every spray mode would be a closer match.