Will the handle allow BOTH Hot and Cold water (i.e. warmwater) or can you only use Hot OR Cold water separately? Also, is a diverter included? Thanks
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Purchased Toto last year. Exceptionally happy with. Diverter included in unit. I.e sold as whole unit and doesn't have to be purchased separately. Allows mixing of hot and cold so provides complete range of temps. Cold - warm - hot. Varied but movement of tap. Only comment is to check height of bath not a super high unit.
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I'm not sure abou a "diverter". It's like a regular faucet. You can have hot, warm or cold. It's very pretty.
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Yes, you use the same control for the temperature of both the main faucet and the handle. I'm not sure what a diverter is. We're real happy with the unit though.
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Hi, yest it's both for hot an cold. Note that the install is not standard as it has european fittings and will need an adapter to go from the faucet and couple to the feed hoses. It's also very heavry so needs to be mounted to a very solid sink.
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The "cool side" lever is a simple on/off valve and doesn't care what's upstream from the unit. The hot side lever is also just an on/off valve but controls the input to the heating tank. The water pressurizes the tank, pushing the hot water up to the spout. Again, you can feed the hot water side any way you want. I use a GE filter in the basement to feed both sides using the 1:2 splitter they provide (they provide one in-line filter to feed both sides)
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The handle on the left adjusts/shuts off the hot water, the handle on the right adjusts/shuts off the cold water, the handle in the middle diverts the water down to the tub spigot or up to the shower head. To replace the whole unit you will have to turn the water off somewhere upstream, possibly to the whole house if there are no individual shut offs to the tub or to the whole bathroom.
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It is only hooked up to the hot side. So you can add all the cold water you want. It acts just as any other water heater.
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the diverter allows you to select both or each individually. if you want just want water to the shower head, put it in that position, if you just want water to the wand, put it in that position, if you want water to both at the same time put it in that position. note: you will lose a little pressure when in the both position, but not that much. in fact, i leave it in that position most of the time.
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The diverter for the hand shower to tub is the middle handle. An additional diverter would be needed if you wanted a wall mounted shower as well.
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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.
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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!
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Why do you need a mixing valve when you have cold and hot handles? I turn the hot water on and let it run for a minute until hot then adjust the cold until the water is comfortable. I have had mine for quite a while and it works fine.
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The red switch allows you to choose between "Cold & Hot" or "Cold & Warm". Some people don't want to have very hot water, so this switch limits the movement of the handle, not allowing it to move all the way into the Hot position.
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This unit heats the water to several selectable temperatures, so no need to provide hot water to them. Matter of fact, I recall the owner's manual cautions one NOT to supply hot water - only cold water.
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You need access to the 1/2" hot and cold lines. If you have a standard tub-shower, your setup should look something like this: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/images/americanstandard/3375_WW_1.gif and this: http://www.rotdoctor.com/img/house/indoor/rdhi2.6plumb.jpg First step- turn your diverter valve to shower position, then take off the three handles. So you should have 3 stubs coming out of the wall once you removed your handles. Leave the parts shown as 10 and 11 (as labeled in the first link) in the center and remove parts 3-9 from the left and right outlet. The unit will come with two 90deg brass angles that will screw onto the threads (don't forget teflon tape). The down-facing ends of those angles will accept the connectors to the shower panel. There should also be a plastic cap that you can use to plug up the outlet for the shower head after your removed parts 1 and 2. If it doesn't come with that cap - you can get one at home depot (3/4") (Important that the diverter valve in the center is set to shower and that the shower-pipe is blocked or the panel will not receive water. Pretty straight forward, though the instructions are pretty much worthless.
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Hi Li D, Don't hook up the hot water connection. This unit functions perfectly with cold water connection only. Mine does.
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It takes water from your bathrooms back cabinet so there is no hot or cold option. It's cold only. But it is ok. Better than have nothing.
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Hot is just past vertical towards the wall, so in the picture it us positioned for hot. Cold is all the way horizontal towards the sink which barely sticks into the sink. I really see no issue with space for rotation of the handle. To turn on you pull the handle out about one inch.i have about one inch of space between the back bottom of the faucet and the granite backsplash. No problem at all.
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This unit heats the water to several selectable temperatures, so no need to provide hot water to them. Matter of fact, I recall the owner's manual cautions one NOT to supply hot water - only cold water. Everything is perfect!.Amazon Customer answered on September 25, 2014