American Standard Commercial Shower System Trim Kit 1.5 gpm/5.7 Lpm With 36-Inch Slide Bar, Hand Shower and Showerhead - AMS-TU662213

Trim only. The TU662213 kit gives you the finished parts that show on the wall (metal escutcheon, metal lever handle with red/blue indicator ring, fixed showerhead with arm and flange, 3-function hand shower, and the 36 inch slide bar). The Flash shower rough-in valve is sold separately, and because it is a 2-way diverter trim you also need the R422 2-way rough diverter valve, also separate. Order all three or the job will not finish.

It mounts to American Standard Flash shower rough-in valves, which come with a choice of inlet/outlet connections so you can match the supply you already have roughed in. The diverter side runs on the R422 2-way rough diverter valve. Pick the Flash body connection type that suits your piping, then this trim finishes it.

The TU662213 is rated at 1.5 gpm/5.7 Lpm maximum flow, so it is already below the 2.5 gpm federal ceiling and meets the tighter 1.8 and 2.0 gpm limits that many jurisdictions and green programs set. Both the fixed head and the hand shower run inside that rating, so there is no separate flow restrictor to add.

The 3-function hand shower has a pause button on the handle that drops the flow to a trickle. It is a non-positive shut-off, meaning it reduces flow rather than sealing it, which is what ADA requires of a hand shower control, so the bather can stop the spray while soaping without resetting the mixed temperature at the valve.

No. It is a 2-way diverter trim, so the handle sends water to one outlet at a time, the fixed head or the hand shower on the slide bar. If you need both spraying together you want a shower system built on a 3-way diverter or a dedicated two-outlet valve instead, not this trim.

Yes, that is the normal path. The TU662213 is built for American Standard Flash shower rough-in valves, so if your openings were roughed in with Flash bodies you can retrim them without opening the wall. What you do have to confirm on each opening is the diverter: this trim needs an R422 2-way rough diverter behind it, so a single-outlet opening roughed in without one needs that valve added before this trim will work.

You get both here, which is the point of the configuration. The fixed head on an arm and flange serves anyone showering standing up; the hand shower on the 36 inch slide bar slides down for a seated bather, a transfer shower, or for staff cleaning the enclosure. A fixed head alone is cheaper to install and has nothing to walk off, but it cannot be lowered, and a hand-shower-only setup leaves no overhead spray. Facilities that have to cover both able-bodied guests and accessible rooms usually specify the combination.

Both metal. The wall escutcheon and the lever handle are metal, and the handle carries a red/blue indicator ring so tenants and guests can see hot from cold. That matters in high-traffic washrooms where plastic handles crack and plastic escutcheons chalk out.

Chrome, part number TU662213.002. If the rest of the bathroom is on brushed nickel or matte black you will not be able to match it with this trim, so plan the room around polished chrome or choose a different trim family.