Randall Grogan
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Has anyone on this forum had experience with the Kohler DTV systems. I am considering installation of one in our "wet room", which holds both a tub (tub spout, handheld spray) and a shower (showerhead, body sprays, rain shower). I assume that this would require two systems, unless Kohler's six port valve could have one controller for the bath and a second for the shower?
I am accustomed to the installation of a thermostatic valve and then a volume control valve for each plumbing fixture. This would all seem to replaced by the hidden DTV valve and the only visible component being the electronic controller. It would certainly save space on the wall of the shower and provide for a cleaner look.
Anyone care to comment on their reliability and usability?
We already have an older Amerec Steam shower system, it would be nice if we could figure out how to integrate its control into this system? Who knows, maybe I will get really motivated and consider music and lighting. We already have a Sonos system (music).
link added by Terry
http://www.us.kohler.com/us/DTV-Custom-Showering-Experience/content/CNT2400429.htm
I am accustomed to the installation of a thermostatic valve and then a volume control valve for each plumbing fixture. This would all seem to replaced by the hidden DTV valve and the only visible component being the electronic controller. It would certainly save space on the wall of the shower and provide for a cleaner look.
Anyone care to comment on their reliability and usability?
We already have an older Amerec Steam shower system, it would be nice if we could figure out how to integrate its control into this system? Who knows, maybe I will get really motivated and consider music and lighting. We already have a Sonos system (music).
link added by Terry
http://www.us.kohler.com/us/DTV-Custom-Showering-Experience/content/CNT2400429.htm
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