DTV Auxillary Digital Interface in Landscape Setting
- Made by: Kohler
- Price: $1,120.85
- Colors: Chrome, Nickel, French Gold and Brushed Bronze
This one-piece interface allows the user to control hydro-massage and temperature treatment settings inside the shower. It has custom and pre-configured options for installation, and a conventient menu-based navigation system. There are six user presets, and it also offers a water-saving function.
More info: us.kohler.com
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