Danco Company 12159 Filtered Handheld Showerhead 5 Settings

Product Description

The DANCO COMPANY 12159 is a filtered handheld showerhead designed for residential bathroom installations. It delivers water through five selectable spray settings, giving users control over flow pattern and intensity. The integrated inline filter is intended to reduce common water impurities before the water reaches the spray head. At 3 pounds, the unit is lightweight enough for one-hand operation. Plumbers and general contractors typically supply and install this fixture during new construction, remodel, or simple faucet-trim replacement work. The five-setting selector is a primary selling point for households seeking spray versatility without a full valve replacement.

This showerhead is suited for standard residential bathroom applications. It connects to a typical shower arm and is appropriate for both single-handle and two-handle valve trim configurations where the shower arm outlet is accessible. The handheld design accommodates users who prefer a detachable spray experience over a fixed overhead mount. No additional rough-in work is generally required when replacing an existing handheld unit with this model.

Key Features

• Five selectable spray settings for customizable shower experience
• Integrated water filter built into the handheld unit
• Lightweight construction at 3 pounds for easy one-hand use
• Handheld design with standard shower arm connection
• Compact package dimensions of 13 inches by 9 inches by 6 inches for straightforward shipping and storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade for standard residential handheld showerhead installations using a conventional threaded shower arm outlet.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or a qualified DIYer familiar with basic plumbing fittings. Shut off the water supply to the shower before removing the existing showerhead. Use thread-seal tape on the shower arm threads to prevent leaks at the connection point. Do not overtighten the connection; hand-tight plus a quarter turn with pliers using a rag to protect the finish is standard practice.