DELTA® Tub and Shower Trim, Series: Monitor® 14 Series, Kayra™ Collection, 1.75 gpm Shower Flow Rate, Pull-Up Diverter Spout, 5-1/2 in Spout Reach, 1 Handle, Lever Handle, 6-5/8 in Dia x 4-3/8 in W Trim, Pressure Balanced Valve Cartridge, Spray Pattern: Full Body, 1 Spray Functions, 80 psi Pressure, Wall Mounting, For Use With: MultiChoice® R10000 Series Universal Rough Valve Body, Zinc, Stainless, Import
| Series | : | Monitor® 14 Series |
| Collection | : | Kayra™ |
| Shower Flow Rate | : | 1.75 gpm |
| Spout Type | : | Pull-Up Diverter |
| Spout Reach | : | 5-1/2 in |
| Number of Handles | : | 1 |
| Handle Type | : | Lever |
| Trim Size | : | 6-5/8 in Dia x 4-3/8 in W |
| Valve/Cartridge Type | : | Pressure Balanced Valve Cartridge |
| Spray Pattern | : | Full Body |
| Number of Spray Functions | : | 1 |
| Pressure Rating | : | 80 psi |
| Mounting Type | : | Wall |
| Suitable For Use With | : | MultiChoice® R10000 Series Universal Rough Valve Body |
| Material | : | Zinc |
| Finish/Color | : | Stainless Steel |
| Domestic/Import | : | Import |
- Trim kit only, must order MultiChoice® universal valve separately to complete the unit
- Monitor® pressure balance valve keeps water temperature within a safe +/-3 deg F (+/-1.6 deg C), helping to protect you from sudden changes in hot or cold water pressure
- ADA compliant metal lever handle
- Temperature only controlled with handle
- WaterSense® labeled shower heads use at least 20% less water than the industry standard without compromising performance
- Red/blue indicator markings
The stretched feminine form and unbroken lines of the Kayra™ bath collection create a clean, flowing design. DELTA® pressure balance valves use Monitor® technology to protect you and your family from sudden temperature changes. DELTA® WaterSense® labeled faucets, showers and toilets use at least 20% less water than the industry standard saving you money without compromising performance. You can install with confidence, knowing that DELTA® faucets are backed by our lifetime limited warranty.
