Installations Schematics for Romo Shower Head

Mar 30, 2018 2 min read

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Installations Details for Romo Shower Head

The Temperature Sensor Color Changing Led Shower system offer a great combination of style, comfort, and safety. The LED Showerhead uses a three-color coded system to let you know the exact temperature range of the water that’s running through your showerhead. Ranging from green, which represents temperatures at 90F or less, up through blue, and all the way to red, you will never be caught off guard with these LED lights watching your back.

The shower system comes with shows all fixtures needed for installation, it includes color changing shower head, hand held shower, adjustable rotation body jets – sprayers and turning on entire system; The added feature to this shower system is you can run any of the shower functions at the time or separately. The shower thermostatic control valve are equipped with built-in pressure–balancing volume control valve to help maintain water temperature in the shower.

adjust the showerhead’s angle and direction to your preferred position for optimal water flow adjustable wrench adjusting the showerhead to ensure it provides the desired spray pattern and measuring tape and reapply plumber’s tape or tighten as needed.apply plumber’s tape to the threads of the shower arm to prevent leaks check for any water leakage around the threads and re-tighten if necessary check the threading on the shower arm to ensure it is free from damage and clean clean the showerhead regularly to prevent mineral buildup and blockages drill ensure the showerhead is securely mounted and remains stable during use ensuring not to overtighten and cause damage to the fixture gather all necessary tools including a pipe wrench inspect the shower arm to ensure it is secure and compatible with the new showerhead inspect the water pressure and flow Installation Schematics for Romo Shower Head: Turn off the water supply to the shower system to prevent any accidental water flow during installation level periodically check the connection and water flow for any signs of wear or leaks plumber’s tape remove the existing showerhead or components if replacing an old unit screw the new Romo showerhead onto the shower arm screwdriver test the water flow to ensure that the showerhead is working properly and that there are no leaks at the connection point tightening it by hand to ensure a secure fit use an adjustable wrench to tighten the connection further if needed

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