There are conflicting reviews... Does this unit reduce pressure to ONLY the bidet outlet, or both the bidet AND the tank?
826872
These do not change the water pressure. These are shut of valves that reduce the volume of water and they can be used partially open or fully open. There is a big difference between the two. These are 7/8" fittings.
826873
Only to the bidet outlet. Before I bought the T-adapter I tried regulating the pressure by adjusting the shut-off valve. It worked (somewhat) but it took longer for the tank to fill. The slow filling tank is no big deal if you don't have to flush it again for awhile---but my wife insist he that it should fill faster. She was the one to complain about too much bidet pressure in the first place---so---purchase one Luxe Metal T-adapter.
826874
Both. The tank filled noticeably slower after I installed it. I also could not install it without leaks. The rubber washers are not sized correctly.
826875
It adjusts pressure to both tank and bidet. It's only noticeable on the tank side if you're timing how long it takes to fill(nominal) but is very helpful when setting up bidet pressure initially. After initial adjustments you'll control bidet pressure using bidet controls and not the T-valve.
826876
There are conflicting answers here too. Two people say both, two say only the bidet. Anyone with a solid confirmation?
925708
The bidet comes with good pressure control, which allows you to gradually increase or decrease the water pressure, so you should not have any issues with water pressure. You can always feel free to contact our customer service if you have any problems or questions.
41213
No it does not decrease pressure, simply diverts the water from the shower head to a hand held side spray
2061471
I put mine on the right side (facing the toilet). Water pipe and inlet is on the left. I'd want to keep the outlet away from the water connections for the toilet and the seat.
1915254
did not seem to reduce water pressure or flow, did not notice any restriction
1120744
I couldn't say - I've had mine quite awhile in 2 bathroom showers and each is doing its job. I've noticed no difference in pressure.
641360
Yes it does. Very simple T connection comes with it, a line will go to the bidet and another will go to the tank. It is great
1959338
In my system I have had no problems with reduction in water pressure, and I also have a water softner inline after the filter. I know that water continues to flow although Abundant flow recommends not using water while the backwash is taking place and setting the cycle when not using water. Our system is set for midnight.
1959337
No loss in pressure. When it is in backwash mode, everything continues to work. The backwash is set to the time you are unlikely to use the system. I set mine at 2am. I am very happy with the system. I based my decision on reviews and since I have had it, it has outperformed the reviews!
670055
YES! We have low pressure. It is like hooking up a power washer to a garden hose. There aren't a bunch of settings, but you can adjust it to be less intense. I highly recommend this product. I have had one for over 10 years.
314889
I asked the same question and never got a definitive answer. It does reduce your water pressure.
1503411
Both inlet and outlet are 1". Use a reducing coupler for the in, thats what I did. No setting for the pressure, there is only a pressure switch for on and of 30/50 psi.
600377
My setup is a T connector added to the outlet side of the pump. One end of the T runs to the pressure tank, while the other end connects to the house main water line. The best part is this pump has a built-in pressure switch, so it turns on and off only when the pressure is low on the tank.
917544
Hi Marla, No, unfortunately this unit consumes the space of the whole outlet if plugged in to the bottom pluglet...however...this was a great buy for me as it detected a very small gas leak already. I strongly recommend this product.
1589444
I was trying to figure a way to do that today. The only thing I could come up with was to possibly install a shut off valve on the T that goes to the unit. I don't know if that would affect the toilet too or not. It would be nice if it had a pressure adjuster on it. I just try to not pull the handle all the way up but it is very touchy.
140228
Not sure what you mean about reducing pressure you can only have either the shower head OR hand held unit operating at one time. I did not notice a drop in pressure to the shower head from when I installed it.
1952235
We are only a two bath home, but do not have any reduction in pressure or temp..Very happy with unit.