If I close the shutoff valve so the sprayer isn't always under pressure, will it also shut off water to the toilet tank?
1843685
No the shutoff value on the Sprayer only closes water flow to the Sprayer , even on shutoff valve closure water still continues to Flush Tank as usual, I have never closed shutoff value in last one year as there is no leakm if you are planning for some long trips and away from home you can shutoff , i only did once.This is very nice product i loved it and installed in all 4 bathrooms across my home.
2249492
it can be shut off using pressure control knob adjusting pressure to zero. I installed an inline valve on each side of the pressure control.
343532
The shut off splits the water between the tank and the bidet when it is open. When you close the valve it shuts off the water to the bidet only. Hope that helps
227258
One correction, when you turn the water off, spray mode automatically goes away too.
2244430
Yes, you can completely close it off if you want with the tap still on. It's not as powerful as a pressure washer obviously but it's great overall.
2246192
I would say no. The Off switch doesnt actually shut the water off it just lowers the flow to a steady trickle I use it all the time useful for getting a nice soapy lather without having to shut the shower off.
1201725
Its a slide, you can slide it to several different sprays. The switch does not shut the water completely off. It cuts it down quite a bit. The reason is, if it shuts it clear off you would have to readjust the water temperature again. I really like the spray head but the hosethat goes with it very stiff and I chose not to use it. I had one that I had from before and it was a better hose.
987192
No because this model has a pressure switch so it turns off once the tap or valve is closed. I run mine for a washing machine and it runs fine and turns off when needed.
228439
No, we've never had to shut our main valve off on this model, no leaking so far. It's worked perfect for us for over 2 years; we plan on purchasing another one for the other bathroom.
2244429
Absolutely. Just turn the nozzle in reverse of when in use.all the way til it stops turning and the water flow will stop even with the tap turned on.
1484206
I haven't. If you flush the toilet and then spray the pressure is lower, but if you wait until the tank fills up then it sprays normally.
553567
Yes. It operates on a simple principle, pressure from the desired direction passes through while pressure from the opposite direction is blocked and will often activate a release causing "backflow" water to be drained off. Note: If, for example, a hose is attached that has a nozzle at the opposite end, that is closed, then the hose will pressurize and retain its pressure. If the faucet (with the back flow device installed) is turned off, the pressure will remain in the hose until the nozzle is slightly opened (or a connection is loosened) then the internal valve will release the hose pressure through the relief 'vents' in the back flow preventer. This device meets building requirements in many localities where a back flow preventer is required on outdoor water faucets. I use mine with an RV, so that water from the RV side does not enter the city water source side of the valve.
2278274
yes. otherwise you will have to run back to the faucet to turn off the hose.. with out a shut off valve it is like an open ended hose.
1246175
NO, the auto shut off won't work unless in the up/floating position. To get the water level lower, I tied the float into an up position and then watched until it started sucking air.
1595974
Yes it does and is it also has the option for intermittent spray every 30 seconds. When the water runs too low it shuts off automatically
855518
No. It remains in the mode it was in when turned off. Spray to spray. Aeration to aeration.
489086
yes My shut off is under the water meter cover by the street. When I lift the cover, the valve is about one foot down. This works to shut off all water to my house.