Ashirvad CPVC Concealed
Diverters: The Smarter Choice
for Modern Bathrooms

Yes! You can choose from:

High Flow (¾” with 47 mm cartridge) – for strong water flow
Medium Flow (¾” with 40 mm cartridge) – for standard use
Shower-Only (¾” with 40 mm cartridge) – for dedicated shower setups

Absolutely. It’s designed to work efficiently even at just 0.2 bar pressure, so it’s perfect for homes with low or fluctuating water supply.

Unlike traditional brass diverters that need extra fittings (4 MABT joints), Ashirvad’s CPVC diverter doesn’t—saving you on both material and labor costs.

Yes! It’s designed for quick and hassle-free installation. Built-in wings help align it perfectly, and the protective cover shows you the right depth—making it plumber-friendly too.

The body is made from high-quality CPVC that resists corrosion and scaling. Plus, it uses a Kerox ceramic disc cartridge from Hungary for smooth, long-lasting performance—even with hot water up to 80°C.

Leakage is usually due to worn-out O-rings or loose nuts. Just check the spindle locking area and make sure everything is properly tightened and sealed.

Low water pressure from the Ashirvad CPVC Concealed Diverter may result from selecting an unsuitable diverter variant for your bathroom setup or having insufficient height between the overhead water tank and the diverter installation point. To ensure optimal performance, always choose the right model based on your water pressure and layout.

Here’s a quick look:

At 1.0 bar pressure: 14–26 liters per minute
At 2.5 bar pressure: 23–44 liters per minute
(Flow depends on the diverter type and your water pressure.)

Ashirvad gives you:

Faster installation
Fewer joints and fittings
Premium cartridge technology
Long-lasting CPVC durability
It’s a smart, cost-effective, and reliable choice for modern bathrooms.

The primary difference between concealed diverters and exposed diverters lies in installation and visual appearance. Concealed diverters are installed behind the wall, with only the control elements visible, offering a cleaner and more contemporary bathroom look, while exposed diverters are mounted externally with visible piping. From a performance perspective, concealed diverters provide better protection from environmental exposure, reduced chances of damage, and improved long‑term reliability, making them more suitable for modern bathroom designs.

Concealed diverters improve bathroom aesthetics by eliminating visible plumbing lines and fittings, resulting in a sleek, uncluttered, and minimal design. By housing functional components within the wall, they free up usable space and make bathrooms easier to clean and maintain. This concealed installation also allows greater design flexibility, supporting modern layouts where functionality is seamlessly integrated with visual appeal.

Concealed diverters are manufactured using materials selected for strength, durability, and long‑term performance under varying water pressure and temperature conditions. Materials such as CPVC offer corrosion resistance, thermal stability, and consistent water flow without scaling or deterioration over time. In Ashirvad concealed diverters, material choice plays a critical role in ensuring leak‑free performance, enhanced safety, and durability while maintaining compatibility with modern hot and cold water plumbing systems.

A single lever concealed diverter controls water temperature and flow through a unified mechanism that mixes hot and cold water in precise proportions while simultaneously regulating water volume. By moving the lever, users can easily adjust temperature and direct water flow to different outlets such as overhead showers, hand showers, or spouts. This integrated control improves ease of use, delivers consistent performance, and enhances overall bathing comfort.

CPVC concealed diverters offer several advantages over conventional brass diverters, including superior corrosion resistance, lightweight construction, and reliable performance under high temperature and pressure conditions. Unlike brass, CPVC does not scale, pit, or corrode over time, ensuring smoother water flow and longer service life. A key advantage of Ashirvad CPVC concealed diverters is that no MABT is required during installation, which significantly reduces material cost, installation effort, and labour dependency. This makes CPVC concealed diverters easier to install, more cost‑effective, and better suited for modern concealed plumbing systems.