Does or can it use a 3-way diverter?
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Hello Jay, Thanks for your interest in the Atlantis 7. It comes with a three way diverter, which allows you to switch from one showerhead to the other. Hope this helps you out.
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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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I ran 3 of these valves under my house for use as a greywater system. I didn't differ from the 2" sewer line that I was using for the rest of my house. So my answer is that the valves I purchased used 2" pipe into the three-way valve.
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You need the Delta R11000 3/6 Setting Diverter Rough and the appropriate trim to match your set up
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No. A close look at the picture shows no diverter mechanism to pull for the shower. This is for either a tub or a shower, but not a combo.
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Yes, absolutely. The unit actually draws water from the shower output up top. So your original tub/shower diverter knob allows you to either use the bottom tub faucet or the shower unit.
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probably not a three prong. But I needed to drill several access holes (on the side), used a forstner bit, and it worked fine. So you could modify.
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Only if you add a Adjustable Shower Arm to the bottom of the adapter. I mounted it straight down from the bottom and it works great. This eliminates the need to over tighten to correct the rotating down problem from the weight of the Hand Held Shower and lowers it to the proper height. I have also added a video to my original review that will show how we installed the 3-Way Shower Arm Diverter.Link: Delta Faucet UA902-PK Universal Showering Components 10 -Inch Adjustable Shower Arm, Chrome
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Yes. Temperature control is on the right knob and diverter / regulator is on the left knob.
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this is a diverter. you can connect two setting like, one is shower one is spout.
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Yes, but if you do, the diverter will not work for the overflow. Water will go into the barrel but once the barrel fills the water will not go back to the downspout as overflow.
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No, you do not need a diverter if you are just running the rain shower. You would need it in the second scenario, if you were using the rain shower and handheld; this converter canhandle an additional function as well. If there is a tub filler existing, you may want to get a diverter for the tub filler and rain shower and as stated before you could add a third option like the handheld. We bought the converter to use between our tub filler, shower sprays and rain shower. Hope this helps.
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Hi Bill,Thank you for your question! This is a 3-setting diverter, which will run each component individually or together. It does not have an off-position. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact our customer service at 1-800-345-3358 or via email at customerservice@deltafaucet.com.Best regards,Jon
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The diverter comes in two sizes but not to fit a round downspout. I do not know if you can buy a round one. In my research I never saw one.
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We use ours on a spout with a pull down diverter. It works fine. It's a little more difficult to pull the spout down as it is slightly covered, but it works fine!
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You need a 3 port diverter to operate two shower heads our outlets. Any brand will work for you however, it's best to match the brand and style line so that all finished trim pieces match. *Hansgrohe HG15980181 1/2-Inch Trio 3 Port Diverter Rough-In Valve *Hansgrohe 15930181 Quattro 3-Way Diverter Valve Trim for the rough in valve. Hansgrohe 04232000 S Trio/Quattro Trim You may need this *Hansgrohe 27458003 Wall Outlet with Dual Check Valve Although uncommon, some shower valves come in 3/4" pipe size. Make sure the shower valve and diverter are both either 1/2" or 3/4". In most cases 3/4" pipe size shower fixtures are not needed. In 99% of the installs I do, we use 1/2" which is more than sufficient. Hope this helps!
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No it does not.. its a diverter. You have to manually direct where the water should go.