Larsen Supply Co. 2584336 Dual Thread Aerator 1.2 Gpm White

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 2584336 is a dual thread faucet aerator designed for lavatory faucet installations in residential and light commercial plumbing applications. It threads onto both 55/64 inches female and 15/16 inches male faucet spout ends, making it adaptable across common lavatory faucet configurations. The aerator delivers a flow rate of 1.2 GPM, meeting California flow rate compliance requirements for lavatory faucets. The white finish provides a clean appearance suited to standard bathroom fixtures. Plumbers and service technicians install this aerator as a replacement or upgrade on existing lavatory faucets to restore proper flow control and aeration.

This aerator is intended for use on standard lavatory faucets in residential bathrooms and commercial restrooms where a dual thread fitting is required. The 1.2 GPM flow rate satisfies California water efficiency standards, making it appropriate for installations in states with strict low-flow plumbing codes. It ships carded in a package quantity of six units, suitable for service vans and plumbing supply staging.

Key Features

• Dual thread design fits 55/64 inches female and 15/16 inches male faucet spout connections
• 1.2 GPM flow rate meets California lavatory faucet flow compliance requirements
• White finish blends with standard residential and commercial lavatory fixtures
• Carded packaging with a package quantity of six for trade and service use
• Direct replacement aerator for lavatory faucet service calls

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement aerator for lavatory faucets accepting 55/64 inches female or 15/16 inches male dual thread aerator connections.

Installation Notes

A licensed plumber or qualified service technician should install this aerator in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes. Shut off the supply water to the faucet before removing the existing aerator. Use an aerator removal tool or soft-jaw pliers to avoid damaging the faucet spout finish. Check the thread direction and confirm the correct thread engagement before tightening to avoid cross-threading.