Reverse Osmosis Battery Tray for Watts Premier

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I own a 10-year-old Watts Premier Reverse Osmosis water system in my kitchen. The faucet has a battery inside it. The original battery compartment is difficult to remove, is white, and looks terrible. After years of using a screwdriver to take out and put back the tray, it looked awful. So I created a new one and used silver-colored PLA filament to closely match the faucet's appearance. I also added a small handle with grip to easily remove and replace the tray. The new tray is 0.5mm narrower than the old one so it moves more freely yet stays in place. I designed this tray specifically for my faucet, so make sure it will fit yours.