Can the discharge be rotated so it is sideways instead of straight down? In my application it needs to run sideways to the waste pipe.
802608
Stephen, We uncover lots of pipes on the wall and there was no way to install Toto in the wall (no room), so we give up and return it back. We went with plan B. It is good to have many options/plans when you renovate a bathroom because you never know what might get uncover while tear down walls or check the older pipes. Kind regards,
802609
No because of the metal support that is bolted on the floor. You probably can put a 90 degree pipe to run it back way then down after.
802610
We had the same problem. My husband modified the frame. He cut off the leg that was in the way, welded on an angle and bolted it onto the wall directly.I have to admit it was a little tricky but it was worth it. We strongly advise to consult a plumber who knows what he is doing if you don't have a a husband like me : )The easiness of cleaning and the added space due to installing this system is making this bathroom a showcase. Good luck
802611
NO, it must go straight down. Rails on both sides prevent sideways waste. You could go backwards if needed.
802612
Stephen,We uncover lots of pipes on the wall and there was no way to install Toto in the wall (no room), so we give up and return it back. We went with plan B. It is good to have many options/plans when you renovate a bathroom because you never know what might get uncover while tear down walls or check the older pipes.Kind regards,
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Theoretically it could make a 180 u-turn as the poles are very bendable. I think the issue is going to be do you have enough power in the poles to negotiate beyond that. If it's a clean 90 I'm sure you're fine. What I ended up doing as I have more like an s turn then a 90 is to clean the pipe from both ends. Basically I got as far as I felt comfortable going each direction, knowing that I overlapped somewhere in there.
899855
You must it mounted so its that not can wet....And for users have problems with working It is possible that the unit 180 rotation must. Mistake in the user manual
605004
Yes, it moves around so you can aim it in a different direction. I've had mine for a while and it does take some getting used to with the water pressure being less but when I saw the almost $10 it had cut my water bill by....I was perfectly happy with it!
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Intake is through a filter so that should not be an issue. The discharge is a double female socket which is 3/4". I have a 1/4" hose on the nipple end of a 3/4" male adapter. I believe both the socket and adapter came with it. (I have had it for a while.)
701749
Well, I don't know the specific GPM so it might take awhile, the other thing is it needs to be upright to function so that may be an issue in your situation and the discharge hose isn't more than a couple of feet.
1607421
It only flexes at the connection to the downspout, I use it as a elbow at downspout. The remainder of discharge does not flex
1670557
no you cant rotate it. it attaches just like regular nozzle. maybe i dont understand your question but this nozle rotates creating circular pattern instead of flat stream of water. you can see how they work on youtube.
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Kenneth, it is actually top and side discharge. You can rotate the 'wet end' by removing a few long screws from the other end and turning the discharge 90 degrees. It is a fairly simple task to do, and it just takes a little time. The pump has performed well for me as a side discharge and works effectively on both the low and high settings.
545304
What I do is just turn it upside down (be careful of the plastic threads) and let it drain.. That's about all you can do..
1592571
like one of the other posters said, you can turn the unit 180 degrees but the outlet will still be to one side of the casing. i think it is all molded plastic so it is hard to change any part's position
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.
484703
I was able to rotate the spout relative to the handle on the unit I purchased about 90 deg each way. It was stiff, so I am guessing this was not a design feature.
1219104
The discharge is 1.5". You would have to reduce down to the water hose thread suze
2038645
This is the reverse of standard usability and it is a design flaw in this product, in my opinion, so for others reading this, take it into consideration. I got used to it and no longer think about it. Mine was installed by a plumber, and he said nothing about changing it to standard direction-turning, so I assumed it wasn't an option.
1167322
Yes, my plumber was able to get it mounted straight. I took some adjusting but it is possible.
2006089
It's a three way valve!!It's not a check valve, but I guess you could use it with a secondary discharge pipe so you can manually switch the location of the discharge.