It serves as a handheld bidet for personal hygiene, commonly installed beside toilets.

Angle valves are installed near water outlets to control the flow to taps, flush systems, and geysers.

Health faucets and traps are typically made of ABS, brass, or stainless steel, while angle valves are often made of brass or chrome-plated brass for added durability.

Yes, most include removable caps or access points for easy cleaning and maintenance.

Yes, individual angle valves offer better control and ease of maintenance for specific bathroom fixtures.

A bottle trap is used below wash basins and has a vertical, cylindrical design, while drain traps are used in floor drains and have a U-shaped or P-shaped configuration.

Some models offer controlled flow with single or dual spray settings, but most provide a standard jet spray.

Yes, but they are better suited for wall-hung or countertop basins where the trap is visible and accessible.

Common sizes include 15mm and 20mm thread connections, matching standard bathroom plumbing lines.

Yes, most models are designed for flexible mounting and can be installed on either side based on space and user preference.