Can the diverter be set so that both shower heads are running at the same time?
1663690
The diverter turns 360, so maybe you can. My plumber had a heck of a time with this system, especially with the part of the flex shower head that attaches to the wall. He said the system wasn't standard--which, as far as my knowledge of plumbing goes, doesn't cover much. The same part was missing something on the inside, and trying to deal with that long-distance was more than I could stand at the time, so it's a bit jerry-rigged.
1736443
A normal install would have a main shower valve controls for on/off and temperature control, this is a two way diverter (one input - from main shower valve and two outputs) allows for selection between two shower heads. Perhaps one fixed and one that is hose attached. A three way diverter would be used to select between three devices.
551046
hello. there are 2 valves & upper & a lower valve. with the upper valve you can operate 2 seperate shower heads, & the lower valve is for hot & cold & pressure. the upper valve is a diverter or transfer valve. in the up position the water will go to shower head #1, in the down position the water will go to shower head #2, in the half way position the water will got to both shower heads. the lower valve is for hot & cold, & pressure. turn lower valve to left & right for hot & cold. pull the lower valve in & out for more or less pressure. regards john
380525
Yes. There is a clip you can take out, then the diverted spins all the way around allowing both connections to be on simultaneously. It's all in the manual.
420609
Yes. I have both shower heads every time I shower. You have the option to use one at a time.
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.
1004479
Yes any two can be active at the same time by dialing the knob in between settings. Pressure between sprayers will vary as you dial the knob between the settings.
909517
noit can only work one function at the timeif the diverter turn half way or between one anther you will have both running water but no pressure on either of them
2246193
i dont think so, the diverter switch keeps water from coming out of the mounted head, and the switch on the hand held just closes the flow on the hand held itself...
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.
1631022
no problem I think, as my set up is divert between rain shower head and wand shower head or share. Issue would be plumbing direction.
1097256
the diverter allows you to select both or each individually. if you want just want water to the shower head, put it in that position, if you just want water to the wand, put it in that position, if you want water to both at the same time put it in that position. note: you will lose a little pressure when in the both position, but not that much. in fact, i leave it in that position most of the time.
117543
yes, both heads can be used at the same time. They both cannot be shut off at the same time. You can use one or the other, or both,
1029614
You will need a water line shut off or a tub diverter. The spigot on the shower head causes one or the other or both to be on.
98040
Technically you can set them all to go off at the same time but I find the water pressure isn't what I need to do that in my garden. So... I run each zone or two at different times. Hope that helps answer your question.
1005681
Yes, you can run both spouts at the same time, with a small drop in pressure. also both spouts swivel 360 degrees. and since its a pull down sprayer not a pull out there are no tangled hoses or weights under sink.
1639125
Yes! You can turn on both or just one at a time. The water pressure is excellent either way!