Conjunto interior para desviador de 3 y 6 funciones

We want a simple system: a shower head and a handheld. We believe we need T17T238-PT Faucet One Handle Shower Only Faucet Trim T11800-RB 3 Setting Diverter Trim R11000 6 Setting Diverter Rough 54613-RD handheld But the page on the shower handle and head says it requires rough-in R10000-UNBX. Is this still required? We would think that the R11000 would handle the head only, shower only, both in use operation. So the question is can we use only the R11000?

I plan to run 2 rain shower heads and a hand held shower. the rain showers are 2.5 GPM and the shower handle is 2.0 gpm. do I need to use a delta multichoice, shower only valve or can I use a standard R10000-un

I have to plumb a system that has a regular shower head, rain shower head, hand held shower and jets. Customer talked to a delta rep and they gave him one volume and temp valve, and two; three port, six function diverters. Should I... 1.) cap the tub end on temp/volume control and come out of top outlet to first diverter and put the regular shower head and jets off that diverter and come out the third port to the secondary diverter and tie the rain head and hand shower off of that? 2.) cap the tub end of the temp/volume control and tee off to each diverter individually and cap the indicated outlets? So then both diverters would have a dead spot on the handle rotation. 3.) tie one diverter off the shower outlet of the temp/volume control and cap the indicated outlet, and come of the tub outlet for the other diverter. Which would then again mean that there would be dead spots on the handle rotation.

I am watching my plumber install, and I don't think he's doing it right. Using pex, he plumbed the 12oclock port directly to the rainhead. Shouldn't the diverter be in between the 2? There is also a handheld and 2 body sprays. How should these be plumbed and do you need to loop the sprays with the pex? Can you use pex for all of it? Lastly, will this valve supply enough water to the 9" rainhead?

how many diverters and valve do I need i thought I would need just one 6 setting diverter but I am being told that will not work

You mention that the primary outlet is at the 12 o'clock position and secondary at 9 o'clock. I want to plug the 9 and use the 3 o'clock for my hand shower because that's the easiest side to plumb it in. Will the valve work this way?

Hi, I am roughing in a shower with 3/4 inch supply lines, and need to run a main shower head/wand combo, and a rain shower head. I want the ability to run them separately or together. I know I probably need a 3/4 mixing valve to match my lines, and be able to have enough water available, but beyond that not sure what else I need? As far as the mixing valve, I want to be able to set the temperature once, and just turn on water volume everytime (don't want to have to adjust for temperature everyday). Please let me know what products I need to purchase to accomplish this. Thanks

Would we need a separate rough in valve and trim kit to operate the shouwer head - and hand held separately?

If I want to change cartridges after installation (sheet rock and tile work), is that possible? For example if I decide I want to run only 1 component at a time vs two can I change out the cartridge that comes with my trim for RP71717 by just removing trim? Or does that need to be done when the diverter valve is installed?

I plan on having a rainfall shower head as well as a wall mount shower and a hand held sprayer..... Will the Delta 3/6 setting diverter allow me to mix to functions of to features or use them alone ? If not what do I need ?

We are putting in a new bath with roman tub/shower combination. The tub will have it's own faucet so I would be using this for only the shower part. I would like to operate three different shower heads separatly or in any combination together. Will this work for that and what else do I need to purchase to complete the installation? Thanks

The R11000 will be installed above the R10000. If they are too close, the trim may not fit or will be touching. If they are too far apart, they will not look proportional.

What are my choices for the type of trim?

Purchased a model R11000 capped the left outlet and plumbed up to showerhead and right to the wand. Tiled the shower and now find it won't divert right to wand. shower head works. After going back and re reading instructions it says to plug the right. So is their another cartrige that will fix my problem? or is the only solution to go back in and cap the right and supply from the left and turn pipe back 180 degrees to get to the right side wand? or any other solution thoughts thanks Jim Janda jwjanda@yahoo.com

I'm looking at the Arzo collection...but am unclear on exactly what I need. Will the Monitor® 14 Series Shower Trim Model #: T14286-SHQ--R10000-IP work with the R11000 rough in we already have installed?

I have a R11000 diverter