Abstract: The present invention provides a shutoff mechanism for a wand of a faucet. The wand may be pulled away from a body of the faucet. The shutoff mechanism controls the flow of fluid to an outlet of the wand. The fluid may be continuously pressurized treated water. The shutoff mechanism includes two or more gates with windows and shutter portions. The gates may be rotated relative to one another such that the windows and shutter portions may define a flow path through the shutoff mechanism. A shutoff actuator may control the position of the shutoff mechanism between a closed position which prevents flow through the shutoff mechanism and an open position which allows flow through the shutoff mechanism.

Abstract: The present invention provides a wand for a faucet that may be pulled away from a body of the faucet and manipulated by a user. A wand extends through a body of the faucet and couples to the wand such that the wand may be pulled away from the faucet and swiveled by a user. A hose coupler connects the wand to the faucet supply hose such that the wand may be manipulated by a user, such as when continuously pressurized fluid is received. The wand hose provides a first flow path to a first waterway of the wand and a second flow path to a second waterway of the wand.

Abstract: The present invention provides a wand hose for providing two flow paths to a faucet with a wand that can be pulled away from a body of the faucet. The hose includes an inner hose defining a first flow path which extends through an outer hose. A second flow path extends between the inner hose and the outer sleeve. The first flow path couples to a first wand waterway and the second flow path couples to a second wand waterway. The inner hose may be continuously pressurized with fluid. The downstream end of the inner hose may be relatively unsecured in the wand.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing system including a wand with at least one transmission line extending through a wand hose. The transmission lines extend directly through a flow path of the wand hose to provide power and/or electronic signals to the electronic components of the wand. The electronic components may operably control the operation of the plumbing system via the transmission lines.

Abstract: In one aspect, a system that provides a context-aware code security solution within a continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline is disclosed. During operation, the system can receive a set of security vulnerabilities generated by a set of security tools incorporated with the CI/CD pipeline. The system further receives contextual data associated with the set of security vulnerabilities from a set of DevOps tools used by the CI/CD pipeline. Next, the system augments the set of security vulnerabilities with the received contextual data. The system next prioritizes the augmented security vulnerabilities to identify a subset of high-priority vulnerabilities within the set of security vulnerabilities. The system subsequently notifies the owners of the identified subset of high-priority vulnerabilities to cause the subset of high-priority vulnerabilities to be fixed by the owners.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet, that includes an electronic valve, a mechanical valve, and a flow switch. The flow switch is used to determine if the mechanical valve is activated. The determination whether the mechanical valve is activated can be used to control the electronic valve.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet, that includes an electronic valve, a mechanical valve, and a flow switch. The flow switch is used to determine if the mechanical valve is activated. The determination whether the mechanical valve is activated can be used to control the electronic valve.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet. The electronic plumbing fixture fitting includes a wand hose and a hose bracket. The hose bracket is operable to connect to a mounting shank and to the wand hose. The hose bracket is operable to position the wand hose between a mixed water outlet of a flow module and an inlet of the mounting shank such that a portion of the wand hose extends in a loop between the hose bracket and the inlet of the mounting shank. When installed, the hose bracket is in direct contact with the wand hose between the mixed water outlet of the flow module and the inlet of the mounting shank.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic plumbing fixture fitting, such as an electronic faucet.