Pressure and temperature? Is it possible to control each separately? Does the handle only rotate clockwise/counter or does it tilt/swivel like a sink?
1780525
By pulling out or pushing in on the lever handle it controls water volume and turning clockwise or counterclockwise determines how hot or cold it gets.
1780526
It has a single mixing handle when turned all the way left Hot. All the right Cold. Middle Luke warm
1780527
This is pressure balanced valve and you can only control the temp by moving the handle in the correct direction. It does not swivel.A very good valve as I use it in a shower application. I would buy another for the price.
161894
The handle can only be on the right side. The handle does allow for flow rate and temperature control
161896
handle can not change from one side to other and it controls how hot or cold and how fast the water comes out
1225208
I had limited space as well. The handle pulls out to turn on and then moves forward and backwards to change temp. I had my Plumber install it somewhat at an angle so the handle wouldn't hit the wall behind and it actually looks fine. The faucet looks and works great! Good luck!
460633
Yes you can swivel it side to side with out having to undo or unscrew anything, saying that it doesn't just float around physically moving it with you hand. At a guess it probably swivels around 10 degrees each side off centre
1052518
the receptal has a swivel when you put the handle in it you can move it up or down
424749
It can tilt, swivel and rotate around, though we prefer to rotate it then tilt it since you'd have to be constant tightening the knob again.
485170
Rotate the handle back for hot, forward for cold. Tilt the lever out for water. It is a beautiful little faucet.
1000532
yes, turn the handle toturn on and et temperature. pull or puh on handle toet volume.
605004
Yes, it moves around so you can aim it in a different direction. I've had mine for a while and it does take some getting used to with the water pressure being less but when I saw the almost $10 it had cut my water bill by....I was perfectly happy with it!
420912
I am not sure I understand your question correctly. The on/off/temperature control is fixed, but can be mounted to sit facing any part of your sink that you like. The upper part of the faucet pivots, so where you mount the on/off handle is entirely up to you. I think mounting the handle "on the front" will be counter-intuitive for the user, but you'll certainly get used to it.I hope this answered your question.
183584
First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would wish. I am happy to send more specific comments if you like. First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would... » Read More First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would wish. I am happy to send more specific comments if you like. « Show Less
2092114
Yes - it does swivel and tilt, but each of those functions has a separate knob to lock them
922557
It swivels very smoothly and easily. I think it's 180 degrees. We have a double sink too and have no prob rotating it to both bowls. Oh, wait. This model is slightely different than ours (I just noticed). Maby someone else can answer about this specific model. Soory for the confusion.
833397
Lets just say there's nothing electronic on this faucet (thank goodness!). Temperature is determined by rocking the tip of the control lever front to back, and flow is left to right. If you leave the tip of the handle in the same position front to back when you turn it on and off, the temperature will be pretty predictable. But if you shut it off, go away for an hour, then turn it back on, temperature is determined by a thousand variables like how cold your house is and how far the faucet is from your water heater. Suffice it to say that this is a great faucet with just the right combination of features and style. Lets just say there's nothing electronic on this faucet (thank goodness!). Temperature is determined by rocking the tip of the control lever front to back, and flow is left to right. If you leave the tip of the handle in the same position front to back when you turn it on and off, the temperature will be pretty predictable. But if you shut it off, go away for an hour, then turn it back on, temperature is determined by a thousand variables like how cold your house is and how far the faucet is from your water heater. Suffice it to say that this is a great faucet with just the right... » Read More Lets just say there's nothing electronic on this faucet (thank goodness!). Temperature is determined by rocking the tip of the control lever front to back, and flow is left to right. If you leave the tip of the handle in the same position front to back when you turn it on and off, the temperature will be pretty predictable. But if you shut it off, go away for an hour, then turn it back on, temperature is determined by a thousand variables like how cold your house is and how far the faucet is from your water heater. Suffice it to say that this is a great faucet with just the right combination of features and style. « Show Less
2064332
Lower large handle regulates temp, smaller handle turns it on and off with option to divert two ways (example shower or tub) hope it helps
1220751
That's the heat control. Clockwise is hotter. There's no thermostat so you'll have to play with it to get the desired temp b