American Standard Delancey Single-Handle Diverter Valve Trim Kit With Lever Handle - AMS-T052430

No. The Delancey single-handle diverter trim kit is trim only, supplied LESS valve. You get the escutcheon and lever handle that finish the wall; the rough-in diverter valve body has to be ordered separately or already be in the wall. Ordering this by itself for a new install will leave you without the working part of the assembly.

Four finishes, each its own part number: Chrome is T052430.002, Polished Nickel is T052430.013, Brushed Nickel is T052430.295, and Brushed Cool Sunrise is T052430.GN0. If you're matching other Delancey trim already on the job, order by the suffix rather than the finish name, since the nickel finishes read similarly in photos.

Yes. The kit ships with a removable plaster guard, so the rough valve can be pressure checked and the wall finished with the guard in place, then the guard comes off and the trim and lever handle go on last. That keeps the finish off the mud and tile work.

A diverter trim covers and operates the valve that routes water between outlets, for example tub spout to showerhead or showerhead to a hand shower or body sprays. It does not control temperature or volume on its own, so on a multi-outlet bath you'll still need the pressure balance or thermostatic valve trim as the main control and this diverter trim alongside it. Single handle here means one lever selects the outlet.

The Delancey diverter trim is solid brass, which holds up to constant contact with water and repeated handle use better than plated plastic or zinc. For a multi-family or hospitality fleet, that matters most at the handle and escutcheon, where guests apply the most force. It's a lever handle, so it can be operated without gripping or twisting.