Does the handle have to be at a certain spot to turn the water off or can you just push the handle in at any position to shut the water off?
1311978
The handle has to be pushed to the left closest to the stem. If you push it back you get hot water, front is cold water. Hope this helps - it's a great buy and a nice faucet!
1311979
The handle would be even and straight, if cocked slightly to the front or back, it can drip. It is not difficult to make it even. I love the faucet and have been using it for about 1 yr already and no problems.
2218009
The hose comes with a hand held sprayer. On/off is controlled at the sprayer head with pressure on the handle. At the faucet end when you turn off the water you empty the hose with pressure on the black handle.
1226719
There is a lever on the side of the base of the unit, so the shower operates on "head only" "handle Only" or "Both." So if you have it on the Head Only setting, the hand held sprayer will be 'off' regardless of if the water is on or not. However, there is no "Neither" setting so water will come out of one or both of the heads (depending on the lever position) if you have the water on. Hope that helps!
314025
The handle to turn on/off the water? It's included. It's on the round part pictured.
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
437590
Yes but not completely off. The black push knob makes go from full spray to a small trickle. It can't be completely off for water pressure reasons.
2250912
You can shut off the water from the wand, but you still need to shut off the water from the spigot, or the water pressure will build up & burst the hose.
1338106
When you disconnect an accessory using the quick connect, it does not stop the flow of water. Attaching an accessory such as a spray nozzle will stop the flow. You can do what I do and connect a Dramm Heavy-Duty shut off valve to the end of the hose and then attach the quick connect to that which easily allows you to turn on and off the flow of water. I just checked and that shutoff valve is not nearly as cheap as they were when I ordered mine. The Dramm watering wands include the brass shutoff and they work well if you're looking to water plants or gently wash a vehicle. I hope this helps!
1126539
If you are asking if there is some sort of on/off switch at the end of the handle itself (kinda like a kitchen sprayer), no. The shower head can only be turned on/off by turning the knob located at the base of the faucet handle.
2058642
Only at the bottom where it meets the tank - It is the only sprayer that you have to turn on or off in that manner... the unit can't be left on or it will fail and leak.
2154157
No turn water on and engage the spray function. Once you turn off the water it will default back to stream or you can press the button back.
691195
Yes. If you lift the handle it will turn the water on and at the same time move the handle to the left for all hot water and to the right for all cold water. Anywhere in between will be a mixture of hot and cold water.
437591
The black button that you see near the head of the unit is close to on/off. It still lets a trickle of water through as opposed to completely shutting the water off.
1117542
Yes, it needs to be in the on position. If you are asking if there is a way to adjust the temperature (or speed of flow) without touching the handle, there is not. You can turn it on or off by waving at it, but the rate of water and the temperature will be whatever you set the handle to last.
1117544
The faucet handle must be in the "on" position for the faucet to function. If the faucet is left running without any other activity, it will shut off after a minute or so as to avoid water use being used unintentionally.The faucet will operate at the last temperature used while running or at the temperature set when turned on thereafter.
12548
No, only at the base. You can change how the water comes out of the head, but not turn it off.
2284281
the on/off button is on the knob right below the actual iron and it's on a raised part, so it would be near impossible to accidentally turn it off by design. The ON/OFF button is not easily hit when your hand is on the actual handle.