Danco 9D00012069 Aerator Insert 1.2 Gpm Watersense

Product Description

The DANCO 9D00012069 is a 1.2 GPM aerator insert designed to reduce faucet flow rates while maintaining satisfactory water pressure for everyday use. Certified to WaterSense standards, this insert delivers measurable water savings compared to standard 2.2 GPM faucet aerators. It fits into existing aerator housings as a direct insert replacement, making it a practical upgrade for water-conservation retrofits in residential and light commercial plumbing applications. Licensed plumbers and knowledgeable service techs install this as part of fixture servicing or water-efficiency improvement projects. At 0.092 pounds, the insert is compact and lightweight.

This aerator insert is suited for standard sink faucets in residential bathrooms and kitchens, as well as light commercial lavatories where low-flow compliance is required. It is sold individually and intended for use as a replacement or upgrade insert within a compatible aerator body. Typical applications include fixture retrofits to meet local water-efficiency codes or green building requirements. No special tools are required beyond what is standard for faucet aerator service.

Key Features

• 1.2 GPM flow rate reduces water consumption versus standard 2.2 GPM aerators
• WaterSense certified for water-efficiency compliance
• Lightweight insert design at 0.092 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Sold individually for single-fixture replacement or retrofit
• Drop-in insert format works within existing aerator housings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement aerator insert for standard residential and light commercial faucet aerator assemblies.

Installation Notes

Aerator inserts are typically serviced by licensed plumbers or experienced DIYers during routine faucet maintenance. Shut off the water supply to the faucet before removing the existing aerator assembly. Take care not to overtighten the aerator housing when reinstalling, as this can crack plastic components or damage threads. Consult local plumbing codes for any jurisdiction-specific flow-rate requirements that may apply.