does it connect to one water outlet or does it need two?
1436571
This connects to the same "outlet" as your normal shower head. Love this shower spa! Bought one for a friend and liked it so much I bought one for myself.
1436572
It just connects to one and there is a lever on the side where you can have water flowing either from just one of the shower heads or both.
1436573
Mine connected to one water outlet. There is a level on the side of the mid section before the heads that directs the water to the heads. You can have water come out of one head or both heads.
1407473
Yes, the unit requires a 110 outlet for a small auxiliary pump for use in households with very low water pressure. They do make one without the pump.
1200302
You need one full inch (I just measured) from the side of each prong to the very edge of the side. Also this has a sticker on it reading "Not For Use With Aquariums And All Other Water Related Products!" I would suggest you might swap out your old outlet for a 12amp GFI Outlet. They are only about $12.00 and they're very easy to install. It is "Code" to have a GFI anywhere near a sink or tub anyways. Good Luck!
1412336
no water line required, though it is not a 110V outlet, 1 believe it is a 220V required outlet to power the unit.
864945
I don't know. I do have one of outlets tied into my drip system and it works ok.
593093
I bought this valve for a single head shower (no tub). There are two input (hot/cold) and one outlet (shower head). There is a fourth outlet that is stopped up in the factory. On another model that outlet would go to a tub. I don't know much about double shower head valves. Give DELTA a call.
103159
Comes with one. You need two, so you need to buy two. I bought one, thinking I'd only need one. Need two for connection.
1834767
Just one. The other is always on. If necessary, the switched outlet can be overridden locally by pressing the button on the face.
829120
No. Unfortunately there are only two connectors below for Hot and Cold water. There is no outlet to connect a sprayer. The centre brass fixture on the base, apart from the two water inlets, is for mounting purposes.
162892
It really does not matter. You can hook one end to the outlet and the other end to shower head. Just make sure you tighten both so no leakes,
34651
It comes with multiple adapters. Don't expect it pump water up more than 2' or max, 3'.
2210414
You can have Two faucets on the same water system. If you turn on one, the other would not turn on.
711238
There are two parts that you have to connect: one for the power via an electric outlet and the other for water via the water supply (for the toilet, not the sink). The electrical outlet part is easy since you have to just plug it in. The other takes some handiwork but the manufacturer provides adequate instructions and parts to connect the water supply to the device.
2155755
This is a single either for Positive or negative connection. You need two cables.
1931473
Surely will utilize two shower heads - one attached to the end connection and the second one attached to a hose that then attaches to the side connection. Works great!
1349415
you need a separate outlet or diverter to connect the hose in addition to the shower head.
910846
Currently there is a plastic filter that connects to the unit and a plastic connector that goes on to the supply hose. Together they are a quick connect/disconnect pair. Both are supplied and you do not need another piece. However, if one of them were to break, then you will need a brass female - female fitting to connect to the male receptacle on the unit and the male end of the water supply hose.