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Thanks for your interest! Yes, our shower heads, particularly at lower flow rates like 1.5 and 1.25 gallons per minute, work well in situations where it's important to avoid overflowing limited sewage or septic tank capacity. Feel free to call us at 1-888-445-1941 or write us via our Contact form, www.highsierrashowerheads.com/contact-us/, to ask about the possibility of getting an evaluation unit. As another option, if you buy one of our shower heads on Amazon, they offer their typically generous return policy. As well, we offer a 60-day money back guarantee for products purchased from our website. (See the footer of our home page for details.)

Thanks for your question! Please feel free to give us a call at +1 (888) 445-1941, if you haven't already done so, and we'll be pleased to help you 'size' the flow rate in your High Sierra shower head to work well with your tankless water heater, to help keep the hot water flowing throughout the duration of your shower! (Our sincere apologies for this delayed response; we don't always spot social media comments as frequently as we'd like. We offer fast, free, friendly tech support by phone, as well as through our contact form at www.highsierrashowerheads.com/contact-us/.)

@@highsierrashowerheads Already purchased a 1.5gpm sierra head and the flow restriction thingy and both in tandem, work perfectly in our -10 weather we just had. No error code and extremely hot water.

Thanks for asking about this! Teflon tape is not required for our shower heads to properly seal. (You can still optionally use it during installation.)

Yes, they have models with shutoffs. These shower heads are simply amazing. I used to have a Grohe water hog and I like this shower head much better. I install them in all my properties.

Thanks, @@jimh598! High Sierra's handheld (wand) shower heads can be configured with a built-in trickle (aka shutoff) valve as an option. This valve is built into the handle for convenient one-handed operation. Similarly, our fixed (overhead) shower heads can be configured with a trickle valve as an option. You can see that valve in the photos of two of the four Half Dome models, shown at 0:42 of this video. In addition, we offer a standalone trickle valve as an accessory product, which you can attach to your shower arm and then add any shower head. That effectively "converts" any shower head to include that capability. High Sierra's trickle valves all feature a push button that lets you smoothly adjust the flow of water, through a range from full to partial to almost entirely cutting it off. First off, this lets you configure the spray strength to your liking. And secondly, by choosing the lowest setting, you can save a lot of water and energy while lathering, shampooing, or shaving. (They do still allow a tiny trickle to continue to flow, as an anti-scalding safety measure.)

Yes, the optional push-button trickle valve can allow you to adjust the flow through a range, thus reducing both spray force and water usage.

What flow rate did you get?

I have the 1.25gpm and the 1.5s.

@@facelessman7733 do you have a preference between the two?

The pressure is indistinguishable, so the 1.25 is a fine option.

@@facelessman7733 awesome thanks

It's our 1.5 GPM handheld shower head. You can find more information on our website www.highsierrashowerheads.com

And thanks, @phototristan, for reviewing our adjustable shower arm extension in one of your videos! We appreciate you!

True. We haven't seen many products similar to the EZ-REACH shower arm extension offered for sale in hardware stores, bath products stores, and the like. As for High Sierra's own products, we're a small, family-owned business and we do most of our business via Web and phone orders. Our products are available with fast, free shipping to USA addresses, via our website, highsierrashowerheads.com, as well as via Amazon.com and HomeDepot.com. (With Home Depot's website, there's a "ship to store" option.) Our products are also sold in a number of independent hardware stores in California, and we're exploring ways to make them available for walk-in purchases in more places.

@@e1000sn ... The 120-PSI is static. I used a pressure guage attached to my showerhead nipple in my studio apartment. The main PSI into the building is 130. My kitchen sink faucet (no aerator) and bathroom sink (no aerator) also measure 120-PSI static. I didn't do a dynamic, which is when water flows in and out a pipe.

I think we use g 1/2 in europe but i could be wrong. I am not an expert :)

@@treis531 LOL

i guess you cannot see the beauty in that woman, you are off your rocker, time to open your eyes

That's true. High Sierra's shower heads have been installed at some correctional institutions around the USA. They've also been installed at many colleges and universities, like Yale, Purdue, and Ohio State. And at a bunch of military facilities, like the US Air Force Academy, the Pensacola Naval Air Station, Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, and the US Army's Fort Carson. And at fitness centers, like Planet Fitness (200+ locations to date). Basically anywhere that institutions like these need reliable, durable (all-metal), non-clogging shower heads that deliver strong shower spray while saving on water and water-heating energy.

A testament to the efficiency and quality. :+ )