One reviewer implied that the trigger does not provide variable flow control; in other words, by depressing the trigger more you don't get more water?
828589
I've owned this product for a full year, used it a LOT. You absolutely CAN get variable flow using the trigger. It's not a finely tuned variable flow mechanism, but you definitely can control the flow with the trigger.
1147943
Can't say for sure - our water pressure is not great, but it's city water and doesn't vary as wells do when the pump goes on and off. You can but try.
829195
Well, you can turn the water on to a trickle and ease it up I guess but that defeats the purpose of the device. In fact you could have no shower head at all and adjust the flow with the handles. I cannot recall it saying "low flow" but if it does it just means it restricts the water when the valves are opened at a normal capacity.
1364852
The higher up you hold it, the faster it disappears You can control the flow or not. Hope this helps
1856944
No. You control flow by limiting the outflow. I have a valve on the output and the pump can run even when it's completely closed.
1325131
It does not control water volume. Delta's 1700 series has separate volume and temp controls
2143839
I have noticed no reduction in water flow. In fact this sprinkler puts down more water over a larger area than any sprinkler I have owned in the past. The timer does have a manual setting to bypass the timed feature. I rather like being able to set the timer and forget about the thing.
98039
Yes, however you may experience diminished flow depending on your water pressure.
461766
There is no dial to adjust the speed but the trigger itself has variable speed control.
1976189
Yes, the one I received is a variable valve, so you could use it for flow control.
2262482
I agree with JEB. if your concern is the strength of the flow, there is a valve to regulate it.
267422
you can adjust the direction the flow comes out so unless one direction lowers the flow, ive never seen a specific way to lower it.
2114075
The device barely warmed the water up so I doubt theres much temperature control. I returned it, this item doesn't work. It might only work to heat water for a small sink.
1336967
Hey Jeanne! Great question! As far as I can tell on mine, there is no trigger. I even went to look at the product information and did not see anything mentioning a trigger. You just move it back and forth and the water/steam comes out. IF there is a problem area I spend more time on it aka putting some elbow grease into action! Hope that helps.
193525
No. Not enough water to support the range of motion required to operate this particular switch.
1647256
Yes, and there is no flow control. How it comes out is how it comes out, kind of like a rain shower. It really is a great nozzle for gardening.
1538227
There are no controls on the pump. The only way to effect flow is to pinch the hoses, which isn't very accurate for adjusting the flow.