One of the reviews stated this shower head cannot be used with a diverter, is that correct?
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Good AM, By a "diverter" I assume you mean a water psi limiter. It is unnecessary w/this unit, since the settings can go from a full-output spray to v. fine, hi-psi mist.
1733233
Not sure I understand, as we use it in a freeshanding shower, but it is a great shower head, and looks more expensive than it is.
1673080
Specific for hansgrohe diverter part; I believe we only used for 2 option situations (shower/hand shower or shower/tub)
112811
two choices only: shower only and hand held only. Good quality diverter, highly recommend
1505504
If you want 2 shower heads that operate independently you will need 2 of each. I believe that will need only 1 diverter if you are using a single supply line and both shower heads work in unison and a single control turns the water on at both heads.
1505502
Yes. The R11000 diverter can be plumbed as a 3-way or a 6-way diverter. Lets say you wanted 2 shower heads on the wall and one rain shower head on the ceiling. You would use the 6-way diverter and have six unique settings or functions. Function 1 = only shower head #1, Function 2 = shower head #1 and #2, Function 3 = only shower head #2, etc
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I do not know why the shower head has water coming out when your faucet is running unless the diverter in the part is faulty. I installed this shower head in a shower and did not use the faucet. However, when I first installed the shower head the part that screws on to the supply line had water gushing out of it. I ordered a new set and installed the new head and that fixed my problem.
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That's tough to answer because I don't know how your plumbing is constructed. I can say that I had no problems with mine. I attached the diverter to the goose neck. I then attached a large showerhead and a hose with a showerhead and there have been no problems. The showerhead was a Moen Velocity 8" 2-funtion rainshower, which is large and a little heavy. I'm not sure who manufactured the hose. The hose is used mainly for rinsing the shower after it has been used or cleaned. If you decide to purchase the diverter, you should also use some Teflon tape on the threads of the diverter where it attaches to the goose neck and on the shower and/or hose attachments That's tough to answer because I don't know how your plumbing is constructed. I can say that I had no problems with mine. I attached the diverter to the goose neck. I then attached a large showerhead and a hose with a showerhead and there have been no problems. The showerhead was a Moen Velocity 8" 2-funtion rainshower, which is large and a little heavy. I'm not sure who manufactured the hose. The hose is used mainly for rinsing the shower after it has been used or cleaned. If you decide to purchase the diverter, you should also use some Teflon tape on the threads of the... » Read More That's tough to answer because I don't know how your plumbing is constructed. I can say that I had no problems with mine. I attached the diverter to the goose neck. I then attached a large showerhead and a hose with a showerhead and there have been no problems. The showerhead was a Moen Velocity 8" 2-funtion rainshower, which is large and a little heavy. I'm not sure who manufactured the hose. The hose is used mainly for rinsing the shower after it has been used or cleaned. If you decide to purchase the diverter, you should also use some Teflon tape on the threads of the diverter where it attaches to the goose neck and on the shower and/or hose attachments « Show Less
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there may be a misunderstanding here, the unit comes with the diverter. That means water is diverted from the shower head to the unit. Water is only coming out of the shower breeze, not the shower head.
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Leaving the diverter in the on position gives full use of the showerhead and hand held. You can use the hand held without changing the control, but the pressure will be just the regular stream. You need to turn the diverter off on the main head to get the full force from the hand held.
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i dont think so, the diverter switch keeps water from coming out of the mounted head, and the switch on the hand held just closes the flow on the hand held itself...
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Yes, you can. The diverter has an optional pin that you or your plumber can remove so that the shower head and body spray can be on at the same time. Basically, the diverter can be pointed to either 1 or 2 if the pin is in place. Removing the pin allows you to move the diverter in between 1 and 2 to activate both outlets.
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Please bear in mind that this is a DIVERTER. It isn't a THERMOSTATIC valve. Your thermostatic valve will control temperature as well as "on/off". The diverter has 1 IN port and 3 OUT ports. If you CAP any of the OUT ports, then you will have an OFF. mDepends how you plumb it. If you only use 2 outputs as we do (2 shower heads), then you can also have an OFF. If you use all 3 Outputs, then you will NOT have any off in this particular valve and must either use the thermostatic valve or a separate volume valve.
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Yes you can by way of the diverter valve but the water pressure will be low trying to use both.
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Although we used it only for our shower, their brochure shows a connection to an already existing tub/shower diverter. Check out www.grohe.com/us.
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Not with this unit the way it is. We do sell a 4 way diverter as a kspare part ony that can allow both heads to run at the same time. Please vist our web site showerbuddy.com
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I did not try the shower head with the restrictor in. I removed it immediately. Search on youtube and decide if you think you are able to remove the restrictor.
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I used this:Hansgrohe 04231000 S Thermostatic Trim With Volume Control And Diverter, as I have wall bar AND also a shower head (angle arm with shower head from the wall). You will not need a diverter if you only want a wall bar, which is good enough. You will also need the hose and outlet along with Ibox, if this is a completely new install. Hope this helps. We are enjoying the wall bar set. To keep it looking new, wipe off water after every use. Hope this helps.