CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY
CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY E34VPJKABCP 13/16-27M Pressure Compensating Aerator Outlet
Pressure-compensating aerator outlet delivers 1.5 gpm flow with 13/16-27 male threads and chrome finish
- TypeSingle Hole Faucets
- Consistent 1.5 gpm flow across varying pressure
- 13/16 in - 27 male thread fits standard outlets
- Chrome finish resists corrosion and matches fixtures
- NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 certified low-lead construction
- WaterSense labelled for water efficiency
Pressure-Compensating Aerator Outlet
This pressure-compensating aerator outlet delivers a steady 1.5 gpm flow with an aerated stream. It fits single-hole faucets and carries a chrome finish. The outlet meets NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 low-lead standards and is WaterSense labelled.
Thread Compatibility Check
Verify that your faucet spout accepts a male thread sized 13/16 in - 27 before ordering. The outlet installs directly onto the spout end without additional adapters. Confirm the existing outlet removes cleanly to avoid cross-threading the new fitting.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As a passive water outlet the product generates no heat, noise or electrical draw. Water temperature and pressure are determined by the supply lines and faucet valve. The aerator maintains consistent flow across normal household pressure variations.
Highlights
- Consistent 1.5 gpm flow across varying pressure
- 13/16 in - 27 male thread fits standard outlets
- Chrome finish resists corrosion and matches fixtures
- NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 certified low-lead construction
- WaterSense labelled for water efficiency
Specifications
| Brand | CHICAGO FAUCETS |
|---|---|
| Type | Single Hole Faucets |
Questions about this item
Does the E34VPJKABCP aerator outlet come with any additional fittings or must they be purchased separately?
The outlet is supplied as a single aerator with male 13/16-27 threads; no extra fittings are included.
Should I choose a different thread size or flow rate version for my faucet?
This model has a fixed 13/16-27 male thread and a 1.5 gpm pressure-compensating aerated flow; other sizes or rates would be a different part number.
What does the 1.5 gpm rating mean when the aerator is installed on a standard supply?
The pressure-compensating design limits flow to 1.5 gallons per minute across typical supply pressures, meeting WaterSense and NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 low-lead requirements.
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