Can the valves be set so that water can either be diverted straight through or at 90 degrees and the inlet be on the straight side?
455891
Yes, remove the eight screws that hold the cover plate in place and rotate it so the stops are oriented the way you want. This valve can be used as either a single inlet, or single outlet
455892
Why yes, it can run straight through. Also, any of the ports can be used for an inlet.
455893
Yes,Mine is plumbed as pictired. I have the inlet from the right,diverted to the bottom port (90 degrees).You can remove the valve assembly (8 phillips head screws) and position it so the inlet can be on the bottom or the sides.
455894
yes, remove the 8 screws and you can adjust it anyway you want, but put it back together with a screw driver, not a screw gun as the screws will strip out the plastic if to much torque is applied.
1417969
The only restriction is the valve it self. I used one valve for a handle held and the other for straight shower, worked perfectly. No restriction on the shower side.
1816954
It depends. The top part of the faucet swivels about 180 degrees even after installed. There is some room for adjustment on the water valve (bottom handle), but is has to be installed to the right.
1351262
We purchased one a while ago because my wife wanted to be able to control the volume of the flow without affecting the water temperature. It works great for that. In the fully open position it doesn't seem to restrict the flow.Hope this helps. Good quality valve.
677062
Our handles turn in toward the tub and open to a full 180 degrees. You can also reverse the valves and have the handles turn away from the tub.
161898
I can't see any reason that the handle ass'y couldn't be reversed so that it is located on the left. The cold/hot would be reversed tho. Normal setup has "cold flow" when you move the handle forward towards you. You might be able to reverse the lines ie. hot to cold and vs. verse To keep the flow where cold is towards the front. Yes the handle does adjust the flow rate. The further away from the spout the higher the rate.
1890338
The valve is designed to be open to either one side or the other depending on the direction of the handle. If assembled correctly the handle points in the direction that is open to the port 90 degrees from it. When those two ports are connected the other port is closed.
250018
Yes, angle it at steep 60 degrees. Try to keep inlet hose toward you in paint container. Careful, slow & watch for drip formation. Thet really need to design a container for that.
1769545
You need both a diverted valve and a temperature control valve. That is two different valves that need to be plumbed correctly.
1097257
You can divert to one or the other, or both. When you do both the water pressure is half on each side.
956991
You. Can adjust each side out from straight up to some angle. Mot 90 degrees.
1351269
We purchased one a while ago because my wife wanted to be able to control the volume of the flow without affecting the water temperature. It works great for that. In the fully open position it doesn't seem to restrict the flow. Hope this helps. Good quality valve.
338348
I actually purchased the angled valve in error. I had to order the standard valve instead. Hope this helps.Marc
956992
You can adjust either side(half one way, half the other) from almost straight up to aprx 30-45 degrees to either side-great sprinkler!
1233050
if you lose air, it won't be significant. Most valves are in-line, not 90 degrees. The shock, or wheel really should be designed for in-line attachments - not the pump's fault.
1083345
I found when you 90 split one side and straight line another it will affect the flow pressure on one side. I am converting all emitters over to orbit adj sprayers and direct line connectors. Much better flow less deviation with water pressure and NO stop flows. You wont like emitters and will love the sprayerss
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You can also get a splitter to divert the flow in 2 directions to lessen the flow in one direction