NEXT BY DANCO Split Handle Flush Activator for HydroRight Drop-In Dual Flush Converter, Polished Chrome, 1-Pack (BSP38)

Replaced my broken handle, works great.

Had an existing Danco dual-flush kit installed, but with a round button-pair. Wanted to use a dual-lever pair instead. Installation was easy and the results satisfactory.

The original handle for my Danco system broke. This one is affordable and easy to install, but seems to be made of the same material.

I had previously installed 3 of the units with buttons but the when the toilet lid was raised, it pretty much covered the button making it harder to flush. These flush levers solved that problem nicely. The only issue I had when installing them was that the green clip that holds it in was not a spring loaded clip like the blue button. Another thing that wasn't mentioned in the instructions that made it easier to install was that I slight pushed down on the lever as I pushed in the box which allowed the box to 'pop' in. Pretty happy with the lever for now. I do remember reading that the levers were not as durable as the button when I was deciding which one to buy though...Guess I will see how long they last.

There's nothing wrong with this item, but be aware that the instructions state that it will only work on HydroRight models with a green control cable. It is incompatible if you have a blue control cable.

Could be made from metal, but it was made of very light weight plastic. They use to be made of shiny metal. The plastic one in not worth the price charged, only weighs ounce or so.

I initially bought the Danco system with the push button for my master bathroom, then purchased another one with a handle for my guess bathroom. I liked the system with the handle better so I decided to change out the push button in my bathroom. It took me less than 5 minutes to install.

As others have noted, this handle is great, but not for the blue line products, which seem to be the new standard. Please be sure to research the linkage cable that you have before purchasing this. It would fit the flusher I bought 4 years ago. The one I bought 3 months ago (with that awful push button) -- not so much.Assuming the action is the same as the older style, I will say that if you bought this strictly for the 2 modes of flushing, it's a mixed bag. Assuming the adjustments on the flushing mechanism are tweaked well enough, you may actually get the 2 different levels of flush you seek. I find that the between the tolerances of the flushing mechanism being so close on my particular toilet, and the natural action of pushing down on the lever by several different people, we never actually get a light flush. It's too finicky to find a comfortable way to achieve that consistently. For all intents and purposes, it's just a normal, full flush handle. Your mileage may vary.