I have two shower heads that I would like to control. I need a valve that allows one or the other or both and controls heat and cold. What valve would that be?
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You need both a diverted valve and a temperature control valve. That is two different valves that need to be plumbed correctly.
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Oh this one is MUCH better, I love having the option to use either OR both, the valve on the side lets you select the shower head, the handheld, or BOTH AT ONCE! And you can set each one to different sprays independently as well when using them together. I'm disabled & use a shower stool and I very much recommend this one for ease of use and quality!
161897
Yes, you can; if you are left handler. The handle can do both functions: control water flow and temperature.
2063566
Whether you have one knob that controls both the hot and cold or two separate knobs for hot and cold, this shower head will work. It connects to the overhead valve that comes out of your wall in your shower. The arm is pretty long, but I bought an additional extention arm so the head would be in the middle of my shower. I love it. Buy it. You won't be disappointed.
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I installed mine several months ago. It is the ultimate in shower fixture engineering. To switch between hand held and shower head is a single smooth twist of the left handle. Once you get your preferred water temperature set you only have to use the left handle to turn off and on. Best thing I have invested in.
1375345
No, it's only one valve that controls between hot and cold water. There IS a Delta fixture similar to this one that DOES divert water between the shower head on the wall to the shower head on the ceiling.
756281
Yes! A single handle faucet has both a cold and hot water feed line to the faucet. The temperature valve connects just as it would in a two handle style faucet as described in Flingwing's reply to your question. Go for it!
1567002
Both shower heads are attached to a diverted valve that threads on to the neck coming out of the wall. The valve will only allow one shower head at a time.
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The only restriction is the valve it self. I used one valve for a handle held and the other for straight shower, worked perfectly. No restriction on the shower side.
180290
The left side controls the water source (rain shower or hand shower). The right side controls the water temperature. It's really simple to use and is an awesome shower system.
537056
Both heads can run at the same time. We actually have 2 of these installed on opposite ends of a large walk in shower. Just have to be careful about using up the hot water too fast.
1153155
It is just like your faucet valve. Close, open, adjust to make warmer or colder. Works great.
186707
iBox should be sufficient. The upper (smaller) control acts as ON/OFF + volume control. When in the center (like shown in the picture) its OFF. You can turn it to either side to turn ON and control volume for two different water outlets (like a shower head and a hand held shower). Hope that helps!
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If you have a shower head and hand held all in one. Just do one. That's what I did. They sell both kind.
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This is made for shower and tub. This is the main valve for hot and cold water. To divert the water from the tub spout to shower you need the tub spout with diverted. Hope this helps
1711644
This is the trim package to the water control valve. On/off, hot/cold. It does not include the rough in valve (required) you will also need to purchase a Delta R10000 rough in valve as well. This setup will control the water flow and temperature to one fixture (shower head only) if you have a handheld sprayer, body sprays, or other accessories, you will need a diverter valve as well.
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Both shower heads work at the same time. You can set each one to a different spray pattern such as rain shower on one and pulsing on the other. But you do have to have both shower heads working at the same time. You can also point each head in a different position if you like.