Can the handle be mounted on either side or does it have to be on the right? Also, does the handle allow for flow rate control or only temperature?
161893
Because the swivel is 360 degrees it should mount with the controls on ether side.The handle allow for control of both flow rate and temperature.
161894
The handle can only be on the right side. The handle does allow for flow rate and temperature control
161895
The handle controls flow rate and temperature. You pull right for flow control and back (hot) and forward (cold) for temperature. As for your first question, you probably can install on the left because the neck swivels 360 degrees at the base. In other words, the neck is not welded to the base/faucet.
161896
handle can not change from one side to other and it controls how hot or cold and how fast the water comes out
161897
Yes, you can; if you are left handler. The handle can do both functions: control water flow and temperature.
161898
I can't see any reason that the handle ass'y couldn't be reversed so that it is located on the left. The cold/hot would be reversed tho. Normal setup has "cold flow" when you move the handle forward towards you. You might be able to reverse the lines ie. hot to cold and vs. verse To keep the flow where cold is towards the front. Yes the handle does adjust the flow rate. The further away from the spout the higher the rate.
203999
yes, it performs very well as a on off as well as a diverter. turning the top handle left or right controls which outlet and volume. the bottom control is the temp. LOVE it!!!!
1225206
The faucet spins so the handle can be placed pretty much any where. Mine is to the left front on a corner hole installation. I love it.
1020726
There is no flow volume control on the handle. The handle is on/off and temperature control depending on how far it is turned. The higher line models have a separate temp controller and can control the flow volume.
324647
Yes the hand held shower head can be angled up/down as well as left to right. You can also restrict the flow.
1311978
The handle has to be pushed to the left closest to the stem. If you push it back you get hot water, front is cold water. Hope this helps - it's a great buy and a nice faucet!
1117542
Yes, it needs to be in the on position. If you are asking if there is a way to adjust the temperature (or speed of flow) without touching the handle, there is not. You can turn it on or off by waving at it, but the rate of water and the temperature will be whatever you set the handle to last.
1390691
As an added tip, if you are tight for space, I had the faucet installed so that the handle dial faces FORWARD (i.e. you can see the hot and cold, red/blue dots in front of you). If you do this, then you pull the handle out towards you to turn the water on, then pivot from left to right for temperature adjustment. I still have the 180-ish degree of motion to swivel the unit from side to side. Plus, when you install the handle facing forward, it's much easier to clean spills and a sticky handle too, and you can clearly see which side to turn the handle for hot and cold--great for visiting non-USA guests! As an added tip, if you are tight for space, I had the faucet installed so that the handle dial faces FORWARD (i.e. you can see the hot and cold, red/blue dots in front of you). If you do this, then you pull the handle out towards you to turn the water on, then pivot from left to right for temperature adjustment. I still have the 180-ish degree of motion to swivel the unit from side to side. Plus, when you install the handle facing forward, it's much easier to clean spills and a sticky handle too, and you can clearly see which side to turn the handle for hot and cold--great for visiting... » Read More As an added tip, if you are tight for space, I had the faucet installed so that the handle dial faces FORWARD (i.e. you can see the hot and cold, red/blue dots in front of you). If you do this, then you pull the handle out towards you to turn the water on, then pivot from left to right for temperature adjustment. I still have the 180-ish degree of motion to swivel the unit from side to side. Plus, when you install the handle facing forward, it's much easier to clean spills and a sticky handle too, and you can clearly see which side to turn the handle for hot and cold--great for visiting non-USA guests! « Show Less
1223445
Yes, the handle is about to be installed on either side. The details are in the instructions.
854317
Yes you can adjust the temperature and how much water is flowing while the faucet is on. You need to use the handle to do this.
220899
Left side valve functions as volume & off/on control. Right side valve controls temperature which remains in set positions for instantly correct water temps at initial turn on. Very pleased with operational functions of this unit.
1282127
the faucet can be mounted with the handle on the side or in the front. My handle is on the side and needs 2 1/8" to clear the backsplash. The faucet head turns from side to side. It has been installed and in use for 3 months and I have no complaints and would purchase the same again.
146629
The handle can definitely be placed facing front - tried it and didn't like it that way. Not sure about "to the left."
106470
Yes. Temperature control is on the right knob and diverter / regulator is on the left knob.
2234270
It is fixed to the right. The handle then moves from the upright position to 90 degrees forward to control the temp of the water.
2189083
Being only able to control temperature is actually a flaw and not a benefit. What if you want more flow or less flow? I am looking to replace this fixture because of this.
651095
Annette, it can be installed facing backwards, so I think you can use it without reverting the manufacturer intended flow direction. I hope this help.