Where is the diverter located? Not sure from the picture. Would it be easy for a disabled person to turn on?
466078
Diverter is in the front at the wall mounting bracket, just above the hot/cold water lever
466079
Yes, it would be easy to reach the diverter since it is at the bottom of the rod.
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.
215166
you can, but to turn it on you have to get to it, and my surge strips are usually way back under things. But it works fine.
203999
yes, it performs very well as a on off as well as a diverter. turning the top handle left or right controls which outlet and volume. the bottom control is the temp. LOVE it!!!!
738742
I do not remember. The plumber did the work for me, however, any questions I had, I called Delta direct. They are very helpful. They are the people who told me to buy this diverter. I didn't even know I needed one. Ha Ha
112811
two choices only: shower only and hand held only. Good quality diverter, highly recommend
701805
Some people have done so. I didn't try it, didn't want to take the chance, called in a plumber. You do have to have a licensed electrician install a ground-fault-interrupt (GFI) outlet close to the toilet if you don't already have one.
25040
Easily? Depends how limber you are! For me I would have to get down on my hands/knees, open the vanity, reach all the way to the wall (that's where its mounted at by the hot/cold water supply and flick the switch. For me, we leave it on all the time. Who cares? You can't hear it run, it uses virtually no power. I also have installed it at some rental properties because some tenants were complaining that it takes a few minutes to get hot water. PROBLEM SOLVED>>>>> Remember to place the pump at the furthest point away from the h/w heater. The hardest part for me was I had to hire an electrician to install an ac GFI outlet below the vanity. Me and electricity is NO BUENO.. Good luck. DB Easily? Depends how limber you are! For me I would have to get down on my hands/knees, open the vanity, reach all the way to the wall (that's where its mounted at by the hot/cold water supply and flick the switch. For me, we leave it on all the time. Who cares? You can't hear it run, it uses virtually no power. I also have installed it at some rental properties because some tenants were complaining that it takes a few minutes to get hot water. PROBLEM SOLVED>>>>> Remember to place the pump at the furthest point away from the h/w heater. The hardest part for me was I had to... » Read More Easily? Depends how limber you are! For me I would have to get down on my hands/knees, open the vanity, reach all the way to the wall (that's where its mounted at by the hot/cold water supply and flick the switch. For me, we leave it on all the time. Who cares? You can't hear it run, it uses virtually no power. I also have installed it at some rental properties because some tenants were complaining that it takes a few minutes to get hot water. PROBLEM SOLVED>>>>> Remember to place the pump at the furthest point away from the h/w heater. The hardest part for me was I had to hire an electrician to install an ac GFI outlet below the vanity. Me and electricity is NO BUENO.. Good luck. DB « Show Less
175914
I put it in the upper socket and the lower socket is totally accessible, however the other way around it would be blocking the other outlet.
1648448
I am disabled and I feel this was the BEST investment I've made in Medical assist equipment. I have only one arm and live alone, so yes, I hired a plumber. Before that, I hired an electrician to place a plug next to the toilet. no, the control is not remote to my knowledge. It is placed on the right side of the toilet. I wish it were on the left but I've been able to use the unit effectively. I hope this is helpful.
1212019
The diverter valve is located as part of the shower head assembly and is easily accessible. There is also a on/off switch on the handheld. No interior plumbing is needed.
564404
There's a power override switch under sink you can easily switch to get water in power outage.love the faucet, wasn't sure at first, but very used to it now
2269254
The switch is on the left at the bottom and lights to indicate it is on. The cord exits the right bottom and would be very difficult to re-route out a leg. You could cut the plug off and wire it direct.
1154887
Leaving the diverter in the on position gives full use of the showerhead and hand held. You can use the hand held without changing the control, but the pressure will be just the regular stream. You need to turn the diverter off on the main head to get the full force from the hand held.
1388368
I don't believe you need this if you are just using the shower. I bought 2 diverters because of the way this is listed. I believe that I returned this part.
1259403
Diverter is at the top of the hose where it connects to top shower head. There is a separate piece that can be inserted at the other end of the hose. When pushed in, it temporarily shuts off water to handheld head.
1696402
I don't think so - I've not seen a diverter/cut off switch. Since these connectors screw on and off by hand, it wouldn't be a lot of work to keep an end cap handy, and put the high water section first. Then you could change the connection at the end of the first soaker tube to the end cap to end the water run.
1806059
There is no diverter, simply lift the shower head from the bracket to use by hand.