Wholesale Plumbing Supply RV/Mobile Home Travel Trailer Shower Faucet Single Lever Handle Diverter, Chrome

Easy to install. Works with all standard fittings.

Much easier to use than a faucet with two valves. Setting temperature and turning on and off works better than conventional faucet.

It was great while it lasted, but after less than a year of minimal use, it started leaking so much that almost no water comes out the actual faucet. I tried tightening the screw in the handle as another reviewer suggested, but it didn't fix the problem.

What a great purchase! Can now control the temp of the shower with one hand and looks so much better than the standard while plastic that yellows over time!

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Saves water and easier to control the temperature in my RV. much better than 2 handle faucet that was hard to control the temperature and control the water.

Upon installation, and no, I didn't do it wrong, it leaks from inside the housing, even with the valve closed...I would have loved it for the price, and have returned it and ordered another, as there are very few alternatives at ANY price...the two-knob valves are a real PITA as it's very difficult to make tiny adjustments as the RV water heater runs out, and DANGEROUS....those heaters are set quite hot due to the low capacity...I should have gone through Navy shower training!BUT... I received the replacement, and disassembled it before install, to find that the cartridge is held in by the dome-shaped ring under the handle, which screws into the housing/body.....the problem is one of bad design, as it is the pressure of that ring being screwed in which seals the cartridge o-rings and prevents a leak, and that pressure is totally variable given how hard YOU rotate the threaded dome into the housing.....I suppose my first one wasn't screwed in hard enough, but it seemed fine when manipulating the unit upon installation.It seems clear that screwing it in TOO hard would really cause a problem as this is not made for industrial use, to say the least, so I plumbed it in, then screwed the dome/cap in just until the weeping stopped, and had to use a large slip-joint wrench to allow a precise "neutral", as it were. Seems OK now, but it has been one day.Theoretically, since there is no rotational forces on this type of valve, it should last, but we'll see...Overall, this is only a $20 valve, so it's a wonder that it does now work so well, FAR better than working two knobs while getting scalded/frozen in a plastic box with only 6 gallons of hot water to work with....

Immediately after the instal, the faucet started shooting water out from above the front black piece (this was not a leak from a bad connection to a shower head). The leak was coming from the inside of the faucet housing. The back connectors did not leak. Installed it after the return window was closed, so that's a waste of money.