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. One valve goes to the shower head, the other goes to a hand sprayer (additional body sprays and another valve are still being discussed). For the simple case, my assumption is a 'T' coming out of the mixing valve going to each volume control. Does this also require a pressure loop, or can the valves just be dead ends? Appreciate any assistance.| Re: Plumbing a thermostatic valve with volume controls |
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bsipps (PA)
Good question
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pmeyer1264 (NJ)
Thanks! Right now just the sprayer and the shower head, but I have a wife making decisions sooooo .... |
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