Aerator dual-function for faucet NOVEEN XL107 — flow regulator and spray selector

The Aerator dual-function for faucet NOVEEN XL107 combines a flow regulator and spray selector in a compact attachment designed for standard mixer taps. It mounts on the faucet spout to reduce splashing, shape the water stream and offer two distinct water output modes: an aerated steady stream and a spray. The device helps control water consumption while providing a selectable output suitable for washing, rinsing and everyday sink tasks in kitchens and bathrooms.

Advantages

The dual-function design allows switching between an aerated stream and a spray without replacing parts, while the integrated flow regulation contributes to reduced water usage and more consistent pressure. The aerator minimizes splashing and improves comfort during handwashing or dishwashing. Installation is tool-friendly and intended for compatibility with most standard faucet spouts. Its compact form preserves the faucet’s appearance and provides an immediate functional upgrade.

Suitable for

• Kitchen sinks for washing dishes and rinsing produce
• Bathroom sinks for handwashing and face washing
• Utility or laundry sinks requiring adjustable stream type
• Homes and small commercial premises seeking water-saving faucet accessories

Key specifications

• Two output modes: aerated steady stream and concentrated spray
• Integrated flow regulation to limit water consumption
• Compact inline design for attachment to standard faucet spouts
• Materials suitable for contact with potable water (non-corrosive components)
• Maintains consistent stream shape to reduce splashing

How to use

To install, unscrew the existing aerator or cap from the faucet spout and screw the NOVEEN XL107 into place by hand until secure; use an appropriate tool only if necessary and avoid over-tightening. Switch between the aerated stream and spray mode by rotating or adjusting the selector on the aerator head as designed. Regularly check for debris buildup and remove the aerator to clean internal mesh or nozzle elements if flow rate decreases. Ensure seals or washers are correctly seated during reinstallation to prevent leaks.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term performance, periodically remove and rinse the aerator to clear mineral deposits, especially in areas with hard water. Use mild cleaning agents and avoid abrasive tools that could damage sealing surfaces. If water pressure is unusually low after installation, inspect for trapped debris and verify that the flow regulator setting suits your supply pressure.