Could this be installed in a shower with some mechanism to manually divert the flow of water from the shower head to the bidet sprayer?
1037241
I am not 100%. I don't think it is designed to handle that much pressure. You better go with a handle with longer and wider cable. It's really good for the toilette.
1037242
I think it can. If you install a T fitting at the shower head, then you could attach the Bidet sprayer at the T.
646889
No. But you could just get a restrictor to install behind your existing shower head.
2119979
The flow can be controlled from the rain head, the jets and the wand by how you turn the diverterknob...either partial or full...bill
1146142
I have a central faucet with a separate control handle mounted in the left hole. In the right side hole I have a sprayer and it works well.
1430780
That won't be a problem. The valve on the irrigating pick diverts the water from the shower head to the device. You can divert all or some of the shower head water using the valve.
909515
As long as the fittings are standard for hose (like laundry room), then yes. However, diverting water to something else (another shower) and this panel would restrict flow to this. The overhead shower and hand held maybe ok, but the nozzles need the full flow.
2129287
I don't think so. The device has not enough water force to clean the area without using a hand
888351
It appears to not be functional for the bypass mount option. The water is immediately directed down into the hose, then to the head. If only mounting the head to the wall, it would cause the head to point to the drain, or actually spray directly on the shower hot and cold handles.
436405
yes, it does allow you to control the flow of water. it is near the tip of shower head. it works great, warshing stuff, and transferring water from one container to another when you have a limited power source.
2062580
Yes you can by way of the diverter valve but the water pressure will be low trying to use both.
239016
Yes, it can be done. I've just tried - without any problems, just need to decrease flow control.
146063
CAN BE INSTALLED EITHER WAY, BUT DOESN't make sense supplying down. The shower hose would interfere with knobs/handles.
1890174
I guess you could. You'll need to get a dual-outlet valve in that case. One outlet for your toilet tank and one for the hand bidet... Doesn't sound too hard to maneuver. Good luck
1134672
There is a manual valve that can be positioned such that water flows out both the showerhead and the handheld device but there is only one water line so preassure is deminished if operated in this manner. I do not believe that the unit is designed to be operated in this manner but it could be if one was satisfied with the volume of water flowing from the devices.
1364809
Yes, you can. As a matter of fact, I have a shower head that comes off and sprays and I have no problem with it. I works.
1729636
Yes you can. You can control the water flow by turning the in off switch. At 90 degree is the max for both head and hand spray.
1156134
I would think if the shower head separates from your current diverter it would work fine. We purchased a Speakman shower head along with the diverter and it went on perfectly.