LUXE Bidet 7/8" x 7/8" x 1/2" Shut-Off Valve T-Adapter for Bidets, Only Compatible with NEO Series Bidet Attachments (Teardrop Lever, Nickel Finish)

I recently purchased the Luxe Bidet Metal T-adapter with Shut-off Valve to go along with my bidet, and I am so impressed! The installation was incredibly simple. It fit perfectly with no leaks or issues, and I was up and running in no time. The metal construction feels durable and high-quality, which gives me confidence that it will last for a long time. The shut-off valve is a fantastic feature. It allows me to easily control the water flow to the bidet, which is great for maintenance or if I ever need to turn off the water for any reason. The valve operates smoothly and is easy to adjust. Overall, this T-adapter works exactly as it should, is built to last, and is a must-have for anyone with a bidet. I highly recommend it!

Great part. Toss the plastic one it come with and with the shutoff valve, easy to install without having to shut off the water

Perfect Fit and Finish for Luxe Bidet Users This shut-off valve T-adapter turned out to be exactly what I needed to complete my Luxe bidet setup. The nickel finish matches the rest of the hardware in the bathroom, and the teardrop lever makes it easy to control the water flow—smooth action, no sticking or wobble. Installation was straightforward, even for someone like me who isn’t especially handy; the fit to the existing Luxe Neo series bidet attachment was precise and leak-free on the first try. I appreciate that it feels solid and well-machined—no flimsy parts, and the lever has a reassuring firmness when turning it on and off. One thing to keep in mind: it’s designed specifically for Luxe Neo series attachments, so it may not be compatible with every bidet model out there. If you’re not using a Neo series, double-check before ordering. Bottom line: A well-built, easy-to-install accessory that adds reliability and convenience to a Luxe bidet system.

The bidet hose connection isn't the right size for the latest 185 revision. The latest revision comes with a 3/8" hose between the T connection and the bidet, but this valve has a 1/2" connection. The fix was simple, but required going to the store to buy a 3/8" to 1/2" hose to replace the 3/8" to 3/8" hose that came with my bidet originally. So one star off for that issue, although the information for the issue was available, I feel as though there was no expectation for me to check the sizes since this comes directly from Luxe and the 185 is explicitly specified as compatible in the description. As far as the valve functionality, it works great. I was able to greatly reduce the pressure to my bidet without noticibly affecting the tank pressure and filling speed.

I installed the Luxe Neo 120 bidet of my elongated American Standard low flush toilet. The toilet itself is amazing but the seat that came with it is an absolute piece of cheap lightweight plastic junk. I thought for certain I would need a new seat. I must have lucked out because the Neo 120 installed perfectly with that seat and without the optional rubber seat-bumpers that Luxe sells. The installation was a total breeze. I also purchased this “Luxe Metal T-adapter with Shut-off Valve” even though some reviews weren’t so favorable. It shuts supply water off ONLY feeding the bidet and NOT the toilet. This is a very solid and heavy shut-off device, does not feel cheap in any way. This very high quality shutoff gives added security of knowing the supply water into the bidet can be shut off quickly & easily when not in use. I live alone and do not want to come home to a flood. (Many times though I’ve forgotten to shut it off for a day or two and feel fully confident in the high quality of the bidet itself.) I highly recommend this option for peace of mind. It's operation is "smooth as butter" and I love the simplicity of it. It is a 1/4 turn valve from fully open to fully closed. The shut off lever is small and inconspicuous. Some reviewers who feel the water pressure/force of the bidet is to harsh have said you can lower it by adjusting the lever on this valve. Working very slow the installation (bidet and valve) from start to finish took me about 25 minutes. No leaks anywhere.

I was looking to reduce the water pressure to our bidet. I live in an apartment, and the supply line is either on or off. I was pleased to find that Luxe made the exact part with an adjustable valve to regulate the bidet pressure. Installation and fit were exactly like the "T" fitting it replaced. I have only had it installed 1 day, but it working as planned and was reasonably priced for a metal valve part.

I bought this to use with my luxe bidet neo 185 and I read all the reviews before and it seemed like there were a good amount of people having an issue where the water supply line doesn't thread onto this adapter right but I figured I would give it a shot anyways......well I have the same issue. I tried forever to get my water supply line threaded onto this and it will thread on just a tiny bit and will stop and of course leak all over because it's not threaded all the way on like it should. So I thought it was probably just my water supply line not compatible somehow with this adapter. So in the box with my luxe bidet neo 185 they give you another 12" braided mesh water supply line in case you need it and I tried to connect that to this adapter and same issue, it will thread on the first few threads then stop. So even the companies own water supply line will not thread onto their own T-adapter. I took this T-adapter to Home Depot and went to their toilet plumbing section and tried threading on multiple different water supply lines to see if any would fit and some actually threaded all the way on like it's suppose to but most didn't. The specs of the ones that actually fit are the same as the ones that didn't, so the threads on this T-adapter are picky which is why the reviews are either bad or great for this T-adapter. I ended up using the plastic T-adapter that came in the box with my luxe bidet neo 185 and it threaded on perfectly fine with my water supply line hose and there have been no leaks or anything. So I'm returning this metal T-adapter to Amazon, I wish I could have used it! (EDIT) 4/27/2015 I wanted to update this review with what I did, I wanted to get a working metal T-Adapter so I bought the one linked below and it works awesome, I just installed it and everything threaded on perfectly and no leaks or anything. It has an on/off lever just like this one so you can completely shut off the cold water supply going to your luxe bidet. So if you're looking for metal t-adapter avoid this luxe t-adapter and go with the "Aquaus Toilet Adapter/T-Adapter" here on amazon, $5 more but totally worth it. Here is a link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UO1O4HU

I bought both this Luxe T-adapter and also the "Bella Bidet Solid Brass Metal T-adapter" and used them with the Neo Bidet 180 (I put one in each of our two bathrooms). The Luxe is much higher quality. The screw-on parts are longer on the Luxe. After you screw on the top to the connection at the bottom of your toilet tank, this T-adapter still swivels freely, so you can have your opening and also your shut-off valve right where you want them. That works really well, so you can connect the flexible metal water tube over to the bidet. Make sure you have everything lined up correctly, and don't screw this on crooked. Also, tighten it all by hand, and then give just a little tightening with your wrench. If you tighten it too much, it will leak! The little post sticking out is the water pressure valve for the bidet, not for the toilet tank. If you keep the post straight down, that is off (no water getting through to the bidet). If you turn the post all the way up, it will stick out to the side, perpendicular. That is full water pressure. We found that the water pressure was too strong when on full. So, this allows you to adjust the water pressure to just what you like. The bidet allows you to further control the water pressure, too. I highly recommend getting this T-adapter with the Neo Bidet 180 (or any of the Neo bidets, I think they all attach the same way). Just make sure you line it up carefully, and don't tighten it too much. I am in my mid-60's, and had no trouble attaching this with no leaks. (after I managed to get myself down on the floor!) My son and husband are very strong, and both of them ruined T-adapters by tightening them too much. You don't have to be strong to attach this.