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Thermostatic Shower with Built-in
Volume Control/ Diverter
Valve Installation
1. Flush the lines of all dirt and debris. Failure to completely flush the lines will cause valve failure and will
void the manufacturer's warranty
2. Fit the valve on the wall without removing the plastic cover on the control spindle. Turning the control
spindle will change the temperature setting which is pre-calibrated at the factory
3. Connect the hot water supply to the left inlet of the valve (HOT marked with RED paint) and cold supply to
the right inlet (COLD marked with BLUE paint).
4. Use the plastic mud guard template (part of the package) to position the valve on the wall. This is done
by checking the label on the outer template for the minimum/ maximum settings which is 1 ½" to 2 1/8"
from the center of the valve inlets to the finished wall.
5. Connect the outlet pipe(s). Refer to Diagram 2 for SS-THVD2 valve and to diagram 3 for SS-THVD3 valve.
NOTE: Port marked V will output 7.5 gpm and port marked D will put out 4.5 gpm.
NOTE: Shared ports are only between ports marked D1 and D2 on the SS-THVD3 valve.
Ensure bottom outlet is plugged if not being used.
Diagram 2 – thermostatic valve with 2 way diverter
Sample Setup
Thermostatic Shower Trim w/ Built-in
Volume Control/ Diverter
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