Kohler Company

Thomas E Lilly

Stephen J Bowen

Matthew Ryan Wegner

Rafael A Rexach

Shawn J Booth

Erich D Slothower

Adam M Moller

Nona J Beining

Doug Diemel, Jr

Leslie Petch

Alyssa Wilterdink

Terrence K Mahon

Greta Knowles

Ben Z Cohen

Luke B Zimbric

Erin E Lilly

Alan T McDonald

Jeff Tempas

Roque M Corpuz, Jr

James L Marlowe

Greg L Parris

Andrew G McClure

Luke Zimbric

Alan Mcdonald

Alexander V LeTourneau

A communication system provides feedback data for at least one water consuming device. The communication system includes a data collection interface, a controller, and an output interface. The data collection interface is configured to receive user data from at least one collection device. The controller is configured to perform an analysis of the user data from the at least one collection device. The output interface is configured to provide feedback data based on the analysis of the user data to a water consuming device.

Feedback for water consuming appliance

An apparatus for aggregation of water condition at household appliances comprises a communication interface and a controller. The communication interface is configured to send a reporting message indicative of data collected by at least one appliance to a central server. The controller is configured to receive an analysis message from the central server. The analysis message indicates a condition of water from the at least one appliance or a condition of water in a geographic area associated with the at least one appliance. The controller is configured to provide an alert in response to the analysis message.

Geographic analysis of water conditions

Shower door assemblies

An apparatus comprises a light source array, a communication interface, and a controller. The light source array comprises one or more directional light sources. The communication interface is configured to receive user data from at least one appliance, the user data indicative of an identity of a user. The controller is configured to analyze the identity of the user and activate the one or more directional light sources in response to the identity of the user.

Apparatus controlling bathroom appliance lighting based on user identity

Sink

A shower door hinge assembly includes a clamp, a member, a base, a spacer, and a pin. The clamp is configured to receive a portion of a shower door. The member is coupled to the clamp, and comprises a circumferential slot. The base is configured to be coupled to a fixed structure, and defines a hole. The spacer is coupled to the base. The member is rotatably coupled to the spacer. The pin includes a first end and a second end. The first end is configured to be received in the hole of the base, and the second end is configured to be received in the circumferential slot. The pin and the circumferential slot are cooperatively configured to define an end point of rotation for the shower door.

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Sheboygan, WI, United States of America

Thomas E Lilly