Has anyone tried this on a single-handle faucet, where you'd pull down to the right from 12 o'clock to 3 o'clock, and the hot/cold is back/font?
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Our faucet handles are like the one in the picture, with hot on the left of the faucet and cold on the right. I don't know how you would install it on any other kind. It if has something that you can clamp it onto and if pulling the handle toward you can turn it on, then it may work.
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we used Moen Caldwell Chrome 1-Handle Shower Faucet with Single Function Showerhead. it works well, but we did have a problem with valve positioning - the rod is very long. measurements between the shower head and shower valve had to be done to make valve pluming in the right spot, our plumber missed this and it was a problem. we did position it eventually in the right spot in the same line as the rod, and it looks and works just fine.
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As long as I leave my faucet dripping, I've never disconnected mine. But I'm talking the occasional freeze. If you are experiencing them frequently I think the shorter life span wouldn't be worth it.
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I cannot confirm this, but the water at the faucett turns from cold to hot in about the same time as when I was using a tank heater. Hope this helps.
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install as you would any other faucet. you will need to use(2) water lines with an adaptor on the hot qand cold water line to the faucet. check your battery compartment . i have 2 customers angry because i can't seem to get them replaced.
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I didn't have that issue. It does work differently than an American faucet (if I recall correctly, it's in a second home) I think rather than front to back movement you work it sidewise (I think)
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Yes! A single handle faucet has both a cold and hot water feed line to the faucet. The temperature valve connects just as it would in a two handle style faucet as described in Flingwing's reply to your question. Go for it!
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Since your faucet is this close to the wall, your hot water use is being restricted because it wont rotate fully. Your only choice is to loosen (just enough to turn it) the fixture from below and rotate it 90 degrees so the handle is toward the front. We started with ours facing the same as yours but found we preferred it toward the front. Good Luck
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I have both single and double valve faucets and it works well for me. Be aware there has to be a return pipe from the plumbing point furthest from the pump. It is not one of those 'passive' systems that recycle water back down the cold water pipe. I found it to be a real quality product.Mark
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This isn't a regular faucet. It is for filtered water. There is no temperature or flow adjustment - just cold water coming out at in one stream.
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Haven't installed faucet as yet. Sorry I don't have an answer for you at this time. Sue
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I have a counter/backsplash behind our kitchen sink. When turning on the faucet - you push it to the right (about 1-1/2 inches for full on). Swivel BACK FOR COLD, forward for hot ----- the distance the handle rotates (on an arc) is about 2" max. There is definitely enough water flow whether on spray or stream. GREAT FAUCET!
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Confirm Steve's answer. Faucet pulls out toward the front, not so much up, and is significantly lower than the 11 1/4 (or 11 1/2" at most) handle when full on.
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if you turn the faucet off and turn back on in the same position then the temperature should stay pretty much the same....If you leave it on full hot and turn off and turn it back on without moving the lever it should stay on full hot...PS its a nice reliable faucet I have used about 6 of them in recent 2 years
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Has anyone actually done this? I'm desperately looking for a faucet of this style with the control lever on the left, but they're all on the right. My prep area is to the left of the faucet, and I don't want to reach under the spout to turn the water on.
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I did exactly that and it turned out to be astoundingly easy. There is some question about which faucet. My original unit was installed in 2004 with a dual (hot & cold) faucet. The plastic tank started leaking two years ago and I replaced it with the stainless tank, easy, came with all the connection I needed.
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I would consider this, after I installed the one I bought, I turned the key to remove it but it just spun around and around and would not catch the threads. I had to remove the entire faucet and buy a new one. If you want to prevent unauthorized use of your water, these definitely work. Just, perhaps, a little too well.