Larsen Supply Co. 2598215 Dual Thread Chrome Aerator 1.8 Gpm

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 2598215 is a dual-thread chrome faucet aerator designed for kitchen faucet installations requiring flow-restricted, code-compliant water delivery. It accepts a 55/64-inch x 27 female thread and a 15/16-inch male thread, giving installers flexibility when working with varying faucet spout end configurations. The aerator delivers a rated flow rate of 1.8 gallons per minute, meeting California flow rate compliance standards for kitchen faucets. Licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers install this aerator as a direct replacement or upgrade on kitchen faucets where water conservation compliance is required.

This aerator is suited for residential kitchen faucet applications where both female and male thread options are needed at the spout end. Its dual-thread design reduces the need to stock separate aerators for different faucet spout configurations. The chrome finish integrates with standard faucet aesthetics. It is California flow rate compliant, making it appropriate for installations in states and jurisdictions that enforce low-flow fixture requirements for kitchen faucets.

Key Features

• Dual thread design: 55/64-inch x 27 female and 15/16-inch male threading on a single unit
• 1.8 GPM flow rate meets California low-flow compliance standards for kitchen faucets
• Chrome finish for compatibility with standard faucet hardware aesthetics
• Sold individually (unit of measure: EA) with a package quantity of 6 per case
• Carded packaging for easy retail or shop-counter identification

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or upgrade aerator for kitchen faucets with 55/64-inch x 27 female or 15/16-inch male spout-end threads. Consult the faucet manufacturer specifications to confirm thread compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified DIYer using channel-lock pliers or an aerator wrench. Shut off the water supply and relieve line pressure before removing the existing aerator. Wrap the aerator housing with a cloth before applying a wrench to avoid scratching the chrome finish. Hand-tighten first, then snug with a wrench — avoid overtightening, which can crack the housing or damage threads.