Danco Company 10507 Dual Thread Aerator Adapter

Product Description

The DANCO COMPANY 10507 is a dual-thread aerator adapter designed to connect a portable dishwasher to a standard sink faucet. It threads onto the faucet aerator end and provides a female snap coupling interface for attaching a dishwasher supply hose. The adapter accommodates two common aerator thread sizes: 15/16 inches and 55/64 inches, making it compatible with a wide range of residential kitchen faucets. Plumbers and service techs will find installation straightforward, requiring no specialty tools. The adapter maintains full water flow through the connection and is a standard solution for portable dishwasher hookups in residential kitchens.

This adapter is used in residential kitchen plumbing where a portable dishwasher needs a temporary or semi-permanent connection to the sink faucet. It is suited for installations where the faucet is not pre-plumbed for a dishwasher supply line. The snap coupling interface accepts any device fitted with a female snap coupler, including most portable dishwasher inlet hoses. It is a common item for apartment and rental-property setups where a built-in dishwasher connection is not available.

Key Features

• Dual thread sizing fits both 15/16 inch and 55/64 inch faucet aerator ends
• Female snap coupling interface connects to portable dishwasher supply hoses
• Full-flow design maintains water flow volume through the adapter
• Compact form factor at approximately 4.2 inches x 2 inches x 1.4 inches
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy handling and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement aerator adapter for residential kitchen faucets with standard 15/16 inch or 55/64 inch aerator threads, compatible with any device using a female snap coupling connection.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or a knowledgeable DIYer familiar with basic faucet hardware. Shut off the water supply at the faucet before removing the existing aerator. Thread the adapter onto the faucet aerator end by hand and snug it with slip-joint pliers if needed, taking care not to over-tighten and crack the fitting. Verify the snap coupling seats fully before restoring water supply and testing for leaks.