How many positions does the diverter have? Some comments say three (off, showerhead, and hand-shower). But how do you turn the tub spout on/off then?
1670819
The diverter is on the left and there are two positions - back for rainhead, forward for tub spout. To use the hand held spray, turn on the tub spout, then pull up the knob on the spout. As you move the diverter backward or forward, you'll also need to push in a small button on the bottom of the diverter with your finger as you turn it to release it from its 'home' position. I find this a little awkward, but not enough to complain about, since this unit is so awesome otherwise. On the right is the temperature control. You can set this to a comfortable temp and leave it there. One more plus - the water coming out of the tub spout is aerated and it's angled away from the wall slightly. Therefore, the water flows out farther into the tub than a traditional spout and doesn't splash. This design allowed us to mount the whole unit about two inches higher on the wall without fear of water splashing all over the place. You'll also need to buy the Hansgrohe 16181181 Exposed Thermostatic Basic Set. Every part of this product works so well that I pat myself on the back for buying it everytime I use it.
1670820
When you position the diverter for the hand shower, the water initially flows out of the spout. You would then lift a pull knob atop the spout which would then activate the hand shower. We are pleased with this product.
1582453
There are three settings, but you can only change from the default while water is flowing from the shower head. Once you turn off the water, the setting flips back to the default. If you try to change the setting without water flowing, it just flips back to the default.
850007
I installed mine several months ago. It is the ultimate in shower fixture engineering. To switch between hand held and shower head is a single smooth twist of the left handle. Once you get your preferred water temperature set you only have to use the left handle to turn off and on. Best thing I have invested in.
466080
Very EASY for a disabled person to turn on! The diverter is at the bottom of metal line so it's pretty much right above your shower handles. And, it's easy to turn. I know this unit is a little expensive but a year later, it still looks and works like new and we still enjoy it everyday! Hope this helps.
1517681
From your description, it sounds like you have a diverter attached to your shower arm (the curved bar that comes out of your wall) and that one is going to your shower head and the other going to a hand shower with a shower hose, which is the most common setup when you want shower head and hand shower combined. Does it have a knob or lever that lets you switch between the two? See if it looks anything like these: http://www.amazon.com/U4922-PK-Universal-Showering-Components-Handshower/dp/B0064TXLHA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397325994&sr=8-1&keywords=shower+diverter http://www.amazon.com/Danze-D481350BN-2-Inch-Diverter-Brushed/dp/B002BSHSE0/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1397326036&sr=8-4&keywords=shower+diverter If so, then it should be fine. These shower heads fit the standard threaded 1/2 inch shower arms.
1321461
I'm sorry but I'm renovating and haven't installed it yet but I think I can answer your question. The round plate between the shower head and the tub spout controls the water flow and the temperature from either the shower head or the tub spout. The other wall control is the diverter as this is a two function system. This allows you to divert the water from the shower head to the tub spout. Hope that helps.
1736442
Please bear in mind that this is a DIVERTER. It isn't a THERMOSTATIC valve. Your thermostatic valve will control temperature as well as "on/off". The diverter has 1 IN port and 3 OUT ports. If you CAP any of the OUT ports, then you will have an OFF. mDepends how you plumb it. If you only use 2 outputs as we do (2 shower heads), then you can also have an OFF. If you use all 3 Outputs, then you will NOT have any off in this particular valve and must either use the thermostatic valve or a separate volume valve.
2033250
I am in the midst of a remodel, and the showerhead has not yet been mounted. However, it looks to me like it has five spray settings, one of which is "trickle". . . i am assuming that means that this is the setting that would be closest to "off", but believe it does not have an "off"switch or setting on it. I am not sure this is helpful to you, but - well, it is all i can offer. sorry.
940018
I just got this a few months ago. Only one at a time. It's a diverter knob that's off in the middle position, then rotates to turn on either the handset or showerhead.That said, I'm very happy with this shower set.
2166735
This is made for shower and tub. This is the main valve for hot and cold water. To divert the water from the tub spout to shower you need the tub spout with diverted. Hope this helps
639
this is a diverter. you can connect two setting like, one is shower one is spout.
203997
The diverter just diverts the water to a secondary outlet (in my case a hand sprayer). There is one master volume that controls the temperature consistently for both.
605844
Hard to say without more information. I replaced this spout because it did not divert the water completely. As in it was not a positive shut off so the shower head did not get full pressure
641
actually it has 3 position one for each shower and sprayer or you can use both at the same time, i hope this will help you �
1475034
There is no "ON/OFF" switch on this filter and the only way to control the water flow is by turning the switch on the faucet adapter On or Off. Yes, if someone forgets to switch the diverter OFF, then water will come out if the sink is turned on, however this is usually not an issue if the unit is near the sink with the spout pointed into the sink. Alternatively, there is another model - the Brondell Cypress water filter system which does have a separate ON/OFF switch. You can see that product here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EEDJSES thanks!
2064332
Lower large handle regulates temp, smaller handle turns it on and off with option to divert two ways (example shower or tub) hope it helps
1564125
It is not possible to turn the water off from the handheld head.I am using it in a shower unit and do not use a diverter as one would in a tub set up. Only control in the actual handheld is the kind of spray.