I am still wondering about the hot and cold water installation lines on this faucet.The pic does not show the water lines coming out under the faucet, only the main trunk that fits through the sink. How do you install the hot & cold lines? I am still wondering about the hot and cold water installation lines on this faucet.The pic does not show the water lines coming out under the faucet, only the main trunk that fits through the... » Read More I am still wondering about the hot and cold water installation lines on this faucet.The pic does not show the water lines coming out under the faucet, only the main trunk that fits through the sink. How do you install the hot & cold lines? « Show Less
578934
I had my plumber install it, took him 20-25 minutes tops hot water works Great. I do recommend a base that's sold seperatly it keep faucet in place cause I have an Old sink that wasn't flat enough. I LOVE my faucet! Good luck
578935
It comes with extra long supply lines that are color coded, set up for a standard 3/8" supply valve, VERY EASY INTALLATION!!
578936
there are a hot and cold line that come out of the base. They are labeled. I had to get extension lines for mine to reach my existing water lines.
2098350
I am not a plumber but it sounds like there may be a issue in the hot water line leading to your faucet. Perhaps if your line uses flexible tubing it may be slightly kinked or the copper line coming out the bottom of the faucet has been bent beyond the amount used in new faucets. It is worth mentioning that brand new faucet hot water lines have a kink or restriction in them when you purchase them, perhaps your's has been bent beyond that point. Good luck.
2104545
I wish I could help you, but it was a few months ago, and I don't recall the details of the connection. It must have been the same size since the only difficulty of installation I remember was the typical one of working on my back under the sink tightening the fixture. It is remarkable that a plumbing supply retailer wouldn't have all possible reducers for various plastic hose transitions. I would try other plumbing supplies outlets. Perhaps you could "google" the problem and see whether others may have encountered and solved it. I hope you are successful. It is an excellent faucet -- high quality. Again, sorry, but good luck. I wish I could help you, but it was a few months ago, and I don't recall the details of the connection. It must have been the same size since the only difficulty of installation I remember was the typical one of working on my back under the sink tightening the fixture. It is remarkable that a plumbing supply retailer wouldn't have all possible reducers for various plastic hose transitions. I would try other plumbing supplies outlets. Perhaps you could "google" the problem and see whether others may have encountered and solved it. I hope you are successful. It is an excellent... » Read More I wish I could help you, but it was a few months ago, and I don't recall the details of the connection. It must have been the same size since the only difficulty of installation I remember was the typical one of working on my back under the sink tightening the fixture. It is remarkable that a plumbing supply retailer wouldn't have all possible reducers for various plastic hose transitions. I would try other plumbing supplies outlets. Perhaps you could "google" the problem and see whether others may have encountered and solved it. I hope you are successful. It is an excellent faucet -- high quality. Again, sorry, but good luck. « Show Less
771369
I purchased the hot and cold water version but never hooked up the hot water line. I was afraid the cold water only line would provide a thrilling experience but it worked just fine, with toilet in inside room above crawl space in Indiana winter. IIRC I think there is a cold water only version for less money. I think I bought this about 3 years ago, still works OK. Hope this helps.
1502074
The cold water line does connect to the toilet supply line. The hot water line can only come from a hot water supply line. Which is most likely under the sink.
1511149
Water lines are pre installed to the faucet. You just have to use the standard quiick connects to attach to the components or extend the lines.
1831678
I think it's possible you have your plumbing hooked up wrong. Did you hook the cold water hose to your sink's hot water and your hot water line to the cold? That could be why you get cold water when you turn your valve toward the red hot water. Also, go to luxebidet.com and send them an email or call them. They will get you figured out ... they are wonderful.
2008164
That's how I hooked ours up, I drilled a hole through the countertop behind the unit, underneath spliced into hot water line and the sink drain. Works perfect.
1504979
I had two of these faucets (very poorly) installed by a professional plumber. One has a 1inch clearance between the back edge of the faucet base and the other one has only 3/4" clearance. The pull on the faucet with only 3/4" clearance will not work at all. The pull on the one with 1" clearance would only work after the plumber adjusted the pull so it sticks up about 3 1/2" (it will not go down all the way), so I can use the stopper on this one, but it looks very ugly with the pull sticking up. I would say you would probably need about 3" clearance for the pull to work properly, but I would highly recommend contacting Moen for their recommendation, or going with another style of faucet where this is not an issue. I had two of these faucets (very poorly) installed by a professional plumber. One has a 1inch clearance between the back edge of the faucet base and the other one has only 3/4" clearance. The pull on the faucet with only 3/4" clearance will not work at all. The pull on the one with 1" clearance would only work after the plumber adjusted the pull so it sticks up about 3 1/2" (it will not go down all the way), so I can use the stopper on this one, but it looks very ugly with the pull sticking up. I would say you would probably need about 3" clearance for the pull to... » Read More I had two of these faucets (very poorly) installed by a professional plumber. One has a 1inch clearance between the back edge of the faucet base and the other one has only 3/4" clearance. The pull on the faucet with only 3/4" clearance will not work at all. The pull on the one with 1" clearance would only work after the plumber adjusted the pull so it sticks up about 3 1/2" (it will not go down all the way), so I can use the stopper on this one, but it looks very ugly with the pull sticking up. I would say you would probably need about 3" clearance for the pull to work properly, but I would highly recommend contacting Moen for their recommendation, or going with another style of faucet where this is not an issue. « Show Less
624099
Unfortunately I can't speak for that model. Mine has two 1/4 inch metal pipe connections located on the top. The cold water is supplied to the unit by my house's 1/4 inch copper line. It connects at the top with a plastic quick connector which is supplied. The hot water line comes out the other connector to a rubber hose and on to the supplied faucet. It is held by a plastic hose clamp.
1036122
Hi, yest it's both for hot an cold. Note that the install is not standard as it has european fittings and will need an adapter to go from the faucet and couple to the feed hoses. It's also very heavry so needs to be mounted to a very solid sink.
2075080
This isn't a water filter faucet. It has two lines- one for hot an cold. I suppose you could have your plumber rig it however you want. But it would just be regular cold tap water.
1320697
For hot water you will probably have to go through the wall, or get extension pipes (what is provided is limited) and feed it to the vanity in the base boards. The other option if you just want to hook up a cold water source is to get a bidget with a heater. Hope that helps.
1386629
I just went to look at mine. From what I recall, the supply lines should have snapped in to place prior to dropping the faucet into place on your sink. Once they were snapped in, I fed the supply lines through the opening in the sink, set the faucet in place, and tighten the large nut underneath to secure faucet to the sink base. Hope this helps.
1040584
This particular faucet does not come with an assembly to mix both hot and cold water (parts are available for this though). Previous comments are accurate, once you combine the hot and cold supply lines, the tempurature can be adjusted via the ball valves beneath the sink. Also note that this is a commercial grade faucet and this is not something you would typically install in your home (if that is what your intent is).
1519022
Yes, the faucet is for both hot and cold water. If you have hard water like I do I would advise to remove the screen where the water is dispersed from. It clogs very easily because it is so fine that when it starts to clog, the water has a tendency to spray everywhere
1191409
I had the same concern but it has worked fine. Refreshing, comes to mind. And as I thought about it I came to fear a burst of too hot water more than cold. I've not used the warm/cold model but I don't think there would be a lot of difference in that when you turn a hot faucet on it takes a while before it is hot.