Larsen Supply Co. 2272419 Faucet Aerator 1.2 Gpm 15/16 in Male

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO. 2272419 is a 15/16-inch male-thread chrome faucet aerator rated at 1.2 gallons per minute (GPM), designed as a low-profile replacement for residential lavatory faucets. The 27-thread-per-inch male connection allows direct installation onto standard faucet spout threads without adapters. At 1.2 GPM, this aerator meets California flow rate requirements, making it compliant for installations in California and other states that adopt equivalent water-efficiency standards. Plumbers and fixture installers use this part to restore or upgrade flow control on lavatory faucets during routine service calls or fixture replacements. The chrome finish matches standard faucet trim and resists corrosion in continuous-water-contact environments.

This aerator is suited for residential lavatory faucet applications where low-profile styling and water-efficiency compliance are required. It is sold in a package quantity of six units, making it practical for plumbing contractors stocking common repair parts. The 1.2 GPM flow rate makes it appropriate for water-restricted installations in California and similar regulatory environments. Compatible Baypointe TV faucet models include 204-664, 204-675, 204-677, 204-678, 204-679, 204-640, 204-645, 204-647, and 204-649.

Key Features

• 1.2 GPM flow rate meets California water-efficiency standards for lavatory faucets
• 15/16-inch male thread with 27 threads per inch for direct spout connection
• Low-profile design minimizes protrusion below faucet spout
• Chrome finish for corrosion resistance and trim compatibility
• Carded packaging — sold in a package of 6 units per order

Compatibility

Compatible with Baypointe TV lavatory faucet models 204-664, 204-675, 204-677, 204-678, 204-679, 204-640, 204-645, 204-647, and 204-649. Fits any lavatory faucet spout with a 15/16-inch male, 27-thread-per-inch external thread.

Installation Notes

Aerator replacement is a standard plumbing task performed by licensed plumbers or qualified service technicians. Shut off the water supply before removing the existing aerator to prevent uncontrolled flow. Use a faucet aerator wrench or padded pliers to avoid marring the chrome finish during removal and installation. Verify thread pitch and size match the existing spout before installation to prevent cross-threading or leaks.