Sny Moen Experts Here? 3320 Vs. 3330 ??

 
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Old 04-27-2007, 01:11 AM   #1
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Sny Moen Experts Here? 3320 Vs. 3330 ??


wondering what the difference in thw 3320 & 3330 vavlve..looks identical but im sure something has to be different..alos are there differnt trim kits for them as ive seen an S513 kit or something like that..any other shower valve with 3 functions youd recommend..Im gonna have a shower head on one & shower bar on other then a shared fuction to use both at same time..
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Old 04-27-2007, 01:51 AM   #2
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Re: Sny Moen Experts Here? 3320 Vs. 3330 ??


Yeah, here ya go:


Moen 3330
Features 1/2" CC Connections


Moen 3320
Features 1/2" IPS connections

That's the only difference. I have not installed either of these before.

If I can make a suggestion for you, before you go putting all the work into plumbing that in, make damn sure you know the valve. That sucker has 4 sprayers and one main shower head. So think about that for a minute, and consider the supply inlet is half inch.

If it were me, I would make client buy the Grohe with 3/4" inlets (at the least) and of course a properly sized tankless water heater. But that's just me! Trim should be the exact same on either model.
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I agree with James. That valve is good for one function at a tme. I have installed many of these valves. My usual installation is for a wall showerhead and a ceiling mounted sunflower shower head. With those two, I can use both at once, though I do not recomend planning for it.

Also, where did you see the valve with the treaded inlets at? Always try and go with soldered connections if possible. I see many people buying the threaded types at the big box stores.
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We've installed dozens of those valves (both of them) and never had a problem, typically we run a shower head and 4 body sprays, and sometimes a shower head and a rain maker.

That Moen system is a life saver for giving customers a great treat in the shower for not a lot of money compared to alot of other companies products.

We almost always puchase the IPS versions because we like them to be installed using PEX.

Actually I even have that valve in my own house, no issues for the last 5 years.
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Quote:
We almost always puchase the IPS versions because we like them to be installed using PEX.
Ya know, they do make a sweat to barb fitting, in all sizes. That's what I use for fixtures and going to and from copper.

also, let me ask you, what is the GPM on thoes sprayers if ya know?
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I assume you are asking about the body sprays? But whether it's a body spray or a shower head they are all

2.5 gpm @ 80 psi each.

Gotta be according to the Feds conservation regulations right?

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Old 04-27-2007, 08:02 PM   #7
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Actually I was thinking the sprayers were less than 2.5. I'm not sure with respect to everything but the main head.
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