does delta have a valve available that i can purchase to regulate the water flow for this product ? base on the ans. this is only for temperature !
55466
I believe this is what you're looking for. Delta R10000-UNBXHF Multichoice Universal Shower Only Valve Body
55467
I believe this is what you're looking for. http://www.amazon.com/Delta-R10000-UNBXHF-Multichoice-Universal-Shower/dp/B0040YQ218/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1430674928&sr=8-1&keywords=delta+shower+valve
55468
Yes. Please contact Delta at 1‑800‑345‑DELTA (3358) to confirm part number.
687198
Yes, you can control both flow rate and temp. caution, these faucet are a little loudwhen turned on but the are beautiful!
2104193
None that I am aware of. Experience better flow with this than the one originally in our home provided by builder - also a Delta.
747169
In addition to the other comments you have the option I to put in a pressure reducing valve. Be cautious that you do not restrict pump flow too much as it may overheat, but I have never even gotten one warm. You can split the outflow to return volume to the inflow (a circle) which reduces pressure. By putting a valve on the rerouted flow you can control how much gets diverted and how much pressure gets reduced.
1319319
No it does not, but Amazon does a very good job showing what other people bought to complete the job. Delta id the best faucet you can buy. I recommend them over any other brand. If you need any help go to Deltas home page for contact information. Good luck with your project.
1097486
The one I have does have a control valve. If nou do not you can always get one at a Home Depot or Lowes.
1878753
This is an off-on Valve. It can control the flow rate I am sure, but not pressure.
1590239
Yes, but it is proprietary. I have a Delta faucet. My son worked for Delta so when I needed a replacement, he said this was the one to get. I don't know how many other faucets would work with this valve.
709884
I highly recommend this valve, it is absolutely incredible at pressure balancing. If either the hot or the cold fluctuates, even wildly, in pressure, the shower WILL NOT change temperature, you'll just see a change in the flow rate.
2192930
I spent months trying to find a valve that behaved like a hydraulic valve used on pipelines. Was dismayed to discover that shower valves were required to allow a small amount of flow to continue in order to keep the water the same temperature when it is turned back on. To avoid cold water shock I suppose.Finally had to buy a less attractive valve from an industrial supply store that actually performed as I wanted, meaning full off or full divert.
696733
The only choice you are given is how hot or cold you want your water. Pressure remains the same. Not like the "older" controls which allowed you to control not only the temp but the flow of water which to me makes a lot more sense (you could turn the water down without changing the temp and pull handle back out to your preferred pressure); but ECO has taken over and control and water conversation has flown away with the wind.
1325131
It does not control water volume. Delta's 1700 series has separate volume and temp controls
1803016
We are on city water and the pressure is good for our other showers, but we would need a lot more pressure to supply both shower heads on the Delta unit. To use the handheld shower we have to turn off the ring shower head and the handheld is still not as strong as the others in our house.. The thing must have a built-in, permanent water saver, pressure reducer, because I cannot find one to remove.
2206833
I had a similar problem and I couldn't turn the valve all the way to the left (to hot). My contractor had to adjust the internals so that the valve could turn all the way and that solved the problem. (I had an earlier problem after the new valve was temporarily installed that caused other faucets not be as hot as they should. My understanding is there was a plug missing in the Delta that allowed the hot and cold water in the system to mix. In either event, a plumber should be able to diagnose and correct the problem).
1174841
Absolutely not, this is a mixer only and a very temperamental one at that. And is a flow restricting valve as well. It would work well for you if you want to turn on the water to a temperature, and leave it, but other than that, it is unable to change the rate of flow.
1153155
It is just like your faucet valve. Close, open, adjust to make warmer or colder. Works great.
1603637
Yes, Lukewarm water is fine but I'd also consider paying $5 more for Bluewave or something else with a little tip to have air flow for smooth water flow. This one, I have to leave the cap slightly open vs Bluewave brands w an air breather.