Is this the part that turns the water on/off as well as hot/cold?
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.
1711645
You need the valve in the wall. If you have that then this is all you need.
1711646
Yes. But this is ONLY the Handle Assembly! You Must order the Partner Shower Valve.(R10000) Now with that said: As Pictured that is 'Off" Rotates CCW (Left) starts Cold Ends Hot. Mixing as you move handle. As an example I start my shower with handle at 11oclock position.But out of the Box it was set too cold, so I did increase the water temp adjustment about 2 clicks towards hotter.. I live in Colo. and have a well at 250 ft.Water is very cold out of the ground.
220898
On the bottom part, on each side for hot/cold. You can go to the website and download schematic/drawing for it that will show the valves better
314025
The handle to turn on/off the water? It's included. It's on the round part pictured.
1447834
Yes it is. Both cold and hot water connections are available on the faucet.
1616346
Yes, there is a temperature control for the cold side and an on off switch for the hot side.
355415
Is the red switch on the back turned on? Does cold water come out, or does it just not despense at all?
1117543
Yes. You can push it in to turn the water off so it won't come on when you wave your hand by the sensor, but I don't. I keep it on all the time and turn it on and off with a sweep of my hand. I keep it in the "hot" position because it takes a little while for my water to get hot (tankless heater) so that if I want hot water it is on the way to getting there. If it doesn't matter or I want it cold, that's how it is for the first 20-30 seconds anyway. If I seriously want cold water I can turn the handle to the cold setting. It is a really great faucet and I love it! But it doesn't work when the power is out, so be sure you have a generator or be willing to get water from another sink until the power comes on. Yes. You can push it in to turn the water off so it won't come on when you wave your hand by the sensor, but I don't. I keep it on all the time and turn it on and off with a sweep of my hand. I keep it in the "hot" position because it takes a little while for my water to get hot (tankless heater) so that if I want hot water it is on the way to getting there. If it doesn't matter or I want it cold, that's how it is for the first 20-30 seconds anyway. If I seriously want cold water I can turn the handle to the cold setting. It is a really great faucet and I love it! But it doesn't... » Read More Yes. You can push it in to turn the water off so it won't come on when you wave your hand by the sensor, but I don't. I keep it on all the time and turn it on and off with a sweep of my hand. I keep it in the "hot" position because it takes a little while for my water to get hot (tankless heater) so that if I want hot water it is on the way to getting there. If it doesn't matter or I want it cold, that's how it is for the first 20-30 seconds anyway. If I seriously want cold water I can turn the handle to the cold setting. It is a really great faucet and I love it! But it doesn't work when the power is out, so be sure you have a generator or be willing to get water from another sink until the power comes on. « Show Less
887868
Yes, it has a main power switch on the unit; and also has an switch on the handle which turns the water flow on and off (essentially a 'pause' feature).
126880
No. This is a single hole faucet. You control the hot and cold water by moving the handle to the left or to the right and control the flow of water by moving the handle up and down.
1435021
The handle to turn water on and off is on the side, not in the center like others. My cold water is in the back and hot to the front. Just swap the hose under the sink.
713743
No, it's either on or off. You could pinch the tubing a little to slow down the flow.
975939
No it always starts off cold and you have to wait or adjust for warm water even if it is turned on from the hot water section of the faucet setting.
106470
Yes. Temperature control is on the right knob and diverter / regulator is on the left knob.
1024643
Yes it has an on off switch of sorts right at the faucet.It is designed to always switch back to just normal water outlet each time you turn the water off but you can turn it on/off manually as well.
975938
It has a last used temp feature. It's actually very simple. The valve handle rotates front to back to go from cold to hot. It pulls to the right to turn it on and control flow volume. If you don't move the lever in the front to back plane when you turn it off the next time you turn it on it will be at the same setting. Of course if you don't turn it back on for an extended period of time the water will not be at the desired last temperature until the hot water reaches the faucet from the water heater .
956633
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.
1705188
Yes it does. It will automatically turn off when water is hot or you can flick the switch to manually turn it off.