Masco Corporation of Indiana

Delta Faucet Company

Masco Corporation

University of Michigan

Other

Mercury Plastics, Inc.

Litomi LLC

501 Masco Industries, Inc.

Patrick B. Jonte

Garry Robin Marty

Jeffrey Lee Moore

Timothy Jay, Jr. Sailors

Gerald Mcnerney

Garry Marty

Russell D. Hester

Robert Wilmer Rodenbeck

Patrick Byron Jonte

Kurt Judson Thomas

Michael J Veros

Gerald Joseph McNerney

Derek Allen Brown

Kyle Robert Davidson

Brian Alan Enlow

Anthony G Spangler

Joel David Sawaski

David M Burke

Timothy Jay Sailors, Jr

Todd Andrew Huffington

Darrell Scott Crowe

Paul D Koottungal

Steven Kyle Meehan

Brian Wayne Johnson

Robert W Rodenbeck

Mark A Burns

Klaus Brondum

Michael McCague

Matthew Lee Kemp

Wen-Chi Lin

Stephen Michael Stec

Todd Huffington

Scott A Jones

Brian N Johnson

Paul Patton

Diana Smolkin

Otto Karl Allmendinger

Michael Scot Rosko

Daniel S Genord

Maureen E Carroll

Russell Hester

David Lee

Mark Cipriani

Thomas C Pinette

Larry D O'Cull

Daniel Steven Genord

Joshua Drew Wales

Timothy J Sailors

Robert William Bailey

Thomas F Foust

Jeffrey John Belz

Christopher Michael McGuire

Keith Berning

Dennis W Crawford

Scott K Jones

Charles W McTargett

John Noble

Stephen D M Jones

Bocomo Fu

Jacob Jones

Charles W Hettrick

Brian J Johnson

David M Hardesty

Spangler Anthony G

Lillian Love Spencer

Trevor M Wingfield

Stephen C Nichols

David M Groves

Mark A Bendit

Daniel C Burtner

Todd Huffintgon

Otto Almendinger

Orro Karl Allmendinger

Jayashanger Goundiah Ramasamy

Jr Sailors Timothy Jay

Jr Sailors Timothy J

Brian W Johnson

Charles Hettrick

Larry D O'cull

Keith R Berning

Russell D Hester

Patrick B Jointe

Timothy Jay Sailors

Brian Johnson

Anthony Spanger

Christopher Michael Mcguire

A multi-functional sensor assembly includes an electrically non-conductive substrate defining at least a distal region, intermediary region, and proximal region that are each covered with electrically conductive traces. The proximal region is configured to be exposed to a media to be sensed and the distal and intermediary regions are configured to be protected from the media. The electrically conductive traces comprise at least electrical circuits to sense temperature and flow of the media and one or more electrodes to sense one or more of conductivity, oxidation reduction potential (ORP), and acidity (pH) of the media.

Multi-functional water quality sensor

An exposed secondary showerhead system configured to be supported by a shower enclosure. The illustrative showerhead system includes an overhead conduit fluidly coupled to a shower inlet pipe and to at least one showerhead.

Exposed secondary showerhead system

A flush toilet includes a bowl, a tank coupled to the bowl, a flush valve positioned within the tank, and a flush device configured to initiate a flush cycle. The automatic toilet further comprises an electronic sensing assembly having a sensing member positioned on the bowl for detecting an overflow condition of the bowl, an overflow device operably coupled to the flush device, and a controller in electronic communication with the electronic sensing assembly and the overflow device for controlling the flush device in response to a condition of the toilet.

Toilet with overflow protection

A shower base installation system including a shower base and shower base installation tool. The shower base includes one or more recesses on the bottom surface. The installation tool includes a handle, a strap, and a hook. The tool is used to lift and maneuver a shower base into position by engaging the hook into one of the recesses in the shower base.

Shower base installation system

A water delivery system is disclosed. The water delivery system may have an electronic user interface. The electronic user interface may be a portable device. The electronic user interface may include inputs to select water temperature, water flow rates, water flow patterns, and/or task based presets. A mixing valve for use with either manual faucets or electronic faucets is disclosed.

Electronic user interface for electronic mixing of water for residential faucets

An electronic faucet including a body, a capacitive sensor, a controller and a capacitive sensitivity adjustment device operably coupled to the controller to change the magnitude of an output signal of the capacitive sensor.

Electronic faucet including capacitive sensitivity control

A fluid delivery system illustratively includes a spout, at least one valve in fluid communication with the spout, and a disinfectant device, illustratively an antibacterial device, fluidly coupled to the spout. The faucet is configured to selectively flow water through the disinfectant device in response to a user input to the faucet. In another illustrative embodiment, the fluid delivery system includes an outer housing, a plurality of fluid devices supported by the outer housing, and an ozone generator fluidly coupled to the fluid devices.

Fluid delivery system including a disinfectant device

A drain assembly for a faucet includes a lift rod configured to be carried by the faucet and actuated relative to the faucet. A lever arm is configured to actuate a drain plug. A coupling device includes a first coupling portion coupled to the lift rod, a second coupling portion coupled to the lever arm, and a living hinge coupling the first coupling portion to the second coupling portion. The living hinge facilitates actuation of the lever arm and the drain plug upon actuation of the lift rod.

Drain assembly and faucet lift rod coupling device

A shower valve assembly configured to divert water between a tub port and a shower port. The diverter valve assembly position or state is changed by pushing a button connected to a stem and a poppet valve. When the water supply is turned off, a poppet spring shifts the poppet valve to a tub open position, and a check valve spring opens a check valve, allowing water from the shower port to flow out of the tub port.

Push-button diverter valve

A razor comb hair tool and a kit containing the same are disclosed. Embodiments include an elongated guard member having an exterior with first and second opposing edges and a hollowed interior defining a cavity, wherein the first edge includes a plurality of spaced apart comb teeth and the second edge includes an opening allowing access to the cavity. A razor blade may optionally be positioned within the cavity. Embodiments also include a handle member adapted along a first edge to make a slidable connection with the second edge of the guard member. When the slidable connection is made, access to the opening and/or razor blade is obstructed.

Razor comb hair tool

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Fishers, IN, United States of America

Garry Robin Marty