Insinkerator LLC

Emerson Electric Company

Joseph D Rosandich

Clyde C Verhoff

Charles A Farago

Paul K Metaxatos

Benjamin Hines

Steffen F Koury

Brandon R Blanke

Carly A Kelly

Matthew A Schmitt

Peter J Loire

Thomas E Lefeber

Systems and methods for controlling an operational status of a waste disposer are disclosed herein. In one example embodiment, a waste disposer assembly includes a waste disposer, a sprayer mechanism, and a switching system. The waste disposer is configured to be supported in relation to a sink. The sprayer mechanism is configured to be supportable in relation to the sink, is coupled at least indirectly to the sink by way of an extendable and retractable linkage, and includes an actuator mechanism that, upon being actuated, causes generation of a control signal. The switching system is supported in relation to the sink, is coupled at least indirectly to each of the sprayer mechanism and disposer, and is configured to operate so that, upon receiving the control signal from the actuator mechanism, a related signal is provided to the disposer causing the disposer to change or take on operational status.

System and method for controlling an operational status of a waste disposer

Faucet

Faucet base

An integrated mixed tap water and conditioned water faucet assembly has a pull-out sprayer head and a spout. The spout has an upwardly extending portion, a downwardly extending dispensing portion and a bight extending between the upwardly extending portion and the downwardly extending dispensing portion. A conditioned water housing and the sprayer head are disposed at a lower end of the downwardly extending dispensing portion and extend downwardly therefrom.

Integrated mixed tap water and conditioned water faucet assembly with pull out sprayer head

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Greenfield, WI, United States of America

Joseph D Rosandich