Do I need a diverted assembly with the Delta R10000-UNBXHF Multichoice Universal Shower Only Valve Body
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As I understand your question, you still need the diverter assembly from the shower fixture set. This is only the valve in the wall that connects to your plumbing. Your Delta Shower fixtures will then connect to this on the inside of the shower.
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I am very sorry but I really have no idea. I simply bought what the plumber recommended to me. :( Good luck!
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Heather gave a great answer below. I got this one for a shower only, along with a delta 17 series shower trim kit. The shower only trim kit comes with the the valve (that fits inside this valve body), and the handles/trim that you see on the outside of the tub, plus the shower head. I also purchased the tub AND shower version of this with another delta "tub and shower" trim kit. That trim kit included the tub spout that has the diverter on it along with the rest. Steve
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Very confusing when you order this piece meal stuff.Why bother if you can buy it in LOWE'S assembled for better price. Somebody (DELTA) ??? making us fools here. Zdeno
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That's the housing only. It doesn't include the cartridge. The tub port is permanently blocked off on that version (i.e. you can't modify it to open the tub port). When they say it's for shower only, they mean it. When you buy your Delta shower faucet, it'll come with everything else you need. So, if you're putting in a new shower head, you'll need one of these and a new delta shower faucet. That's it.
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Not with the system the way it must be sold. You would have to purchase a different diverter valve. we sell the 4 way diverter you would need (part number 154090) on our web site showerbuddy.com
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Hey Scott, it does not. Depending on what you are trying to do, this is the on off valve and face plate, Delta-T14053-Monitor-Series-Chrome and Delta-R10000-UNBXHF-Multichoice-Universal-Shower. I would read all of the details for both of those and make sure that is everything you need. If you are adding this to a tub/shower, you may need a different valve (faceplate should be the same). And if you are adding multiple shower heads then you will need a diverter and face plate for that as well. Hope this helps. We love this piece.
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I don't believe you need this if you are just using the shower. I bought 2 diverters because of the way this is listed. I believe that I returned this part.
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It includes what you can see in the picture BUT these do not include the valve itself that is behind the controls. I ordered the Delta R10000 to go with mine.
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Hello Gilbert,thank you for your inquiry.It's a complete assembly part that could be installed immediately,which needs no valve-tophat.All you need to do is connect it with the tank and ready to go.
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I believe this is what you're looking for. Delta R10000-UNBXHF Multichoice Universal Shower Only Valve Body
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I don't remember I installed it for a customer but if that is your plan I would not recommend it for that. The flow is regulated in the valve and even if you use a diverter vale you just split the flow(half for each) between the two shower heads. The fix I use it two valves or there are some valves that are designed to handle two of more shower heads at full volume. One i have used is the Moem IO there are some others like this they are electronically controlled valves.
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I had no problem installing this part. Remove the screws from the cover, remove the old diverter, replace with new NeverLube diverter and reinstall the cover. The only thing that you need to pay attention to is to make sure you reattach the handle in the correct orientation.
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The HF in the model number means it is High Flow. They block the tub outlet to get the high flow. It is for shower installation only. Meant to type that earlier but hit enter too soon. http://www.deltafaucet.com/bath/details/r10000-unwshf.html#/?tab=product-support
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I believe it does. If I recall correctly, the connectors are built in the valve housing. I broke the connector when I removed the water lines, (it was difficult to get the tubes out), but popped into the new valve no problem. There is also a YouTube video that is good - see link below. It shows the disassembly and reassembly. Good luck. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VpP7n3EeQo
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Had it installed during a bathroom renovation by a plumber. For it to work I needed to order the appropriate diverter valve as listed for this model. You would need to be able to switch between shower head and hand held shower. That's the way I understood it. It was installed and works great.
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No, I bought it w the Delta Multichoice shower only valve body. It's nice, I had to make a simple adjustment to get the water temp hot enough.
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No, it does not include the main valve body.. this must be added ... you prob need this one; (Delta Faucet R10000-UNBX MultiChoice(R) Universal Tub and Shower Valve Body ) as this valve sends water up to shower head or down to tub ( control for up to shower or in tub is the knob on the tub faucet )
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The valve unit comes complete with no assembly required. Just unbolt the old valve and remove from the filter. Make sure the assembly is aligned properly, bolt in place and you are done.
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The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the RP25513, I can't speak personally on the substitution. Please read "trusting user" comments. The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the... » Read More The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the RP25513, I can't speak personally on the substitution. Please read "trusting user" comments. « Show Less
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yes. iBox doesnt come with the valves. but the trim does. Dont need anything else other than trim and iBox. Unless you're looking for a three way shower, then you'd need another diverter.