A three-way valve; the flow can be diverted from one outlet to another, or different inlets can be selected and sent to a common outlet.
Valves which direct water to various outlets. They are used in showers, tubs, bidets, and sinks.
Valves, used in several plumbing fixtures that divert water to different outlets. Diverters are used in faucets, showers, bathtubs, and more.
Valves which have a single inlet and direct water to one of two outlets. Diverters are used with handshowers, shower risers, tub & shower combinations, and kitchen faucet sprayers.
Valves which have one inlet and direct water to one of two outlets. Diverters are normally used with shower risers, handshowers, and kitchen faucet sprayers.
Valves which direct water to various outlets. They are used in showers, tub & shower combinations, bidets, Roman tub fillers and kitchen faucet sprayers.
Valve used to re-direct water to various outlets, such as between a tub filler and shower head.
A valve on a faucet that changes the movement of water to a different outlet. On the Strom Plumbing English Telephone Faucet, the diverter switches the flow of water from the tub fill to the handshower.
A piece of metal bent at right angles to change the flow of rain water.
A device used in kitchen faucets to divert water flow from the spout to a vegetable spray head and hose assembly. A diverter can also be used in shower faucets to divert water flow from the tub spout to the shower head.
Valves or devices which direct water to various outlets. For example, in a kitchen faucet, a diverter directs the water to the "side-sprayer" when the "side-sprayer is activated. Also used in showers, tubs, bidets, and sinks.
Valve which redirects flow of water to another application within a plumbing system. It is commonly used for diverting water from the tub faucet to a showerhead. With Kohler's 3-way diverter, two shower options--such as a showerhead and bodysprays--can operate at the same time.
A valves that directs fluid to various outlets. They are used in showers, tubs, bidets, and sinks.