Neoperl Cache Perlator 1.5 GPM Aerator (4 sizes available)

Cache - The hidden aerator threads directly (and disappears) into the faucet spot, making it vandall proof by design. Removal and installation is easy with a cache key. Cache aerators have been used by OEMs since 2006.

WaterSense Listed. Neoperl 1.5 gpm, dual thread kitchen or bathroom faucet aerator. Best quality and performance at a lower cost. NSF 61 approved. Faucet Aerators introduce air into the water stream to produce a larger, fuller, whiter, softer and nonsplashing water stream.

Efficient Water, Energy & Money Saving item!

Aerated stream produces a larger and whiter stream that is soft to the touch and non-splashing. Pressure compensating for an even and consistent flow with plenty of force. 

Aerated stream
Aerators introduce air into the water stream to produce a larger and whiter stream soft to the touch and non-splashing. Aerators are the usual choice for residential faucet applications.

Aerators are found in nearly all kitchen and lavatory faucets. An aerator is a key component in the overall performance of the faucet (sold separately). Here is how you should expect your aerator to perform:
provide optimum performance at the prevailing line pressure in your country control the stream straightness and diameter reduce splash by aerating the stream and eliminating side spray
save water and reduce energy costs meet local plumbing codes and standards.

Available in Standard, Junior, Tiny Junior & Tom Thumb Models (Keys Sold Separetly click here for standard cache key)

Choose from 0.5 gpm, 1.0 gpm, 1.5 gpm or 2.2 gpm flow rates

Specifications
•  Standard size M24 x 1 threaads 

•  Junior size M21.5 x 1 threaads

•  Tiny Junior size M18.5 x 1 threaads

•  Tom Thumb size M16.5 x 1 threaads

Features:
• Low Flow Rate | 1.5 gpm
• Threads directly within the faucet spout

• Soft Aerated Low Flow
• Domed inlet screen for maximum aerator life
• Water, energy & Money Saving 
• Easy to install

• Pressure Compensating

• Vandal proof by design

Know Your Aerator:

Click here for "The Aerator Guide"

Click here for Faucet Information

Click Here for Pressure Compensating Information

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