Access Business Group International LLC

Daniel L Schlenk

Michael E Miles

Terry Lee Lautzenheiser

Jeffrey A Shumate

Bradley J Pippel

Sean T Eurich

Ziqi Wu

Joe D Doucet

Joshua B Taylor

Timothy D Stoepker

Tedmund A Robbins

Kevin G King

Roger A Schenkel

Dugan M Karnazes

Matthew J Norconk

Karlis Vecziedins

Tianxiong Zeng

Austin Levi Teerman

Timothy P Bower

Shih-Yi Chang

Cynthia Andreason

Paul Ritchey

Muchen Wu

Michael J Kosak

Michael K Greene

Darius Charles Machado

Rebecca C Musante

Sarah E Gesink

Water treatment system

A UV reactor for disinfecting water. The UV reactor may include a cooling chamber in which heat from a UV source may be transferred to the water flowing through the UV reactor. The UV reactor may include driver circuitry operable to determine status information, such as health, of the UV source. The UV reactor may include a gas discharge path operable to substantially prevent accumulation of gas within a water treatment chamber.

A water treatment system having a base assembly and a treatment assembly. The treatment assembly of the system may be configured to filter particulates from water. The base assembly may include a UV reactor operable to disinfect water for consumption.

A water treatment system is provided with an untreated water reservoir having a cavity through which a filter assembly may traverse such that untreated water in the cavity passes through the filter assembly into a treated water reservoir. Removal of the filter assembly may be facilitated by a seal disengagement element operable to unseat a seal formed during efforts to direct untreated water through the filter assembly.

Filter assembly for water treatment system

Pre-filter for water treatment system

Air treatment system

Ultrasound device and holder in combination

Ultrasound device and holder

A filter assembly for a water treatment system includes a first end cap and a second end cap that secure about the ends of a filter. A central member extends through a central void in the filter. The filter assembly has corresponding non-adhesive locking mechanisms that interact to secure the filter assembly together. Two gaskets may sandwich the filter and a reflector may be positioned within the central member. An ultraviolet lamp may also be positioned within the central member.

Filter assembly

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Grand Rapids, MI, United States of America

Daniel L Schlenk