Question 1

Does it have a flow regulator and can it be removed?

Accepted Answer

It does not have an  apparent flow restrictor or other form of removable flow regulation. The side port has two holes, approximately 5mm,  that the water is diverted through. These holes probably do restrict the flow through the side port somewhat but not noticeably so in my shower (I don't have that much flow to begin with). The construction of the valve is such that you can't see through it (even in the forward direction) and so water flows around the diverter mechanism for either port; which again, presents some restriction but I don't have any means of quantifying how much. Subjectively, it seems like I'm getting full flow to my shower head.

Question 2

Can I install this closer to the wall and add extender rod to one of the valves or would I need an extra connector?

Accepted Answer

The end with the hex is a compression joint.It won't install into a standard pipe in the wall.  I had a straight nipple coming out of the wall that accepts this. The end opposite the lever accepted a hose for hand held and the 3rd end requires a nipple with internal threads to match up to a shower arm like a standard bent arm common in most setups or as I have installed a straight 12" with a 90 deg bend for a rain shower setup

Question 3

What size cap would I need if I decide to shut one of the outputs?

Accepted Answer

I don't know anything about caps but I can tell you that what fits on these openings are standard shower heads and handheld shower hoses so that when you install this you are turning the pipe coming from your wall into two pipes that are the same size. If you decide not to use one you need only keep the lever turned to the other one an that's where 100% of the water would flow. There is also the option of removing the diverter if you want to go back to having a single pipe.

Question 4

At times I use a single shower head but sometimes also need to run two shower heads, what should I buy

Accepted Answer

It is just one at a time ,and not a shut off valve. Water will pass to either shower head to the degree you placed the valve. It will shut off one shower head, the other will flow.

ASIN	B07PHRRFL7
Best Sellers Rank	#37,323 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #13 in Bathtub & Shower Diverter Valves
Brand Name	MINGOR-Style
Connector Type	Threaded
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (2,455)
Exterior Finish	Nickel
Inlet Connection Size	1/2 Inches
Inlet Connection Type	Female Iron Pipe
Item Dimensions	2.64 x 1.77 x 2.64 inches
Item Weight	222 Grams
Manufacturer	MINGOR SANITARY
Material Type	Brass
Model Number	SF20251007B07PHRRFL7_B07PHRRFL7_1_18KSKS
Number of Pieces	1
Number of Ports	3
Outlet Connection Size	1/2 Inches
Outlet Connection Type	G Connector
Size	1.81 x 2.64 x 2.64 inches
Thread Size	1/2
Thread Type	NPT
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Valve Type	diverter valve

Shower Arm Diverter Valve for Hand Held Showerhead and Fixed Spray Head,G 1/2 3-Way Bathroom Universal Shower System Replacement Part/Brass (Brushed Nickel)

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