Abstract: The present invention provides a sump pump system, including a sump pump monitor and application. The sump pump system includes a sump pump. Components of the sump pump system are installed in and/or near a sump. The sump collects liquid, such as water, from an inlet pipe. The sump pump is operable to remove water from the sump. The sump pump is fluidly connected to a discharge pipe. The discharge pipe is operable to carry water from the sump pump to a storm sewer or other discharge point.

Abstract: The present invention provides a cartridge assembly for a faucet that provides improved flow rate, flow modulation, and particulate passage.

Abstract: The present invention provides a cartridge assembly for a faucet that provides improved flow rate, flow modulation, and particulate passage.

Abstract: The present invention provides a cartridge assembly for a faucet that provides improved flow rate, flow modulation, and particulate passage.

Abstract: One-handle and two-handle valve cartridges have an increased maximum flow rate and/or a decreased size (e.g., volume). Accordingly, the valve cartridges achieve an improved flow rate to volume relationship.

Abstract: The present invention provides a faucet including a cartridge assembly with a radially offset key.

Abstract: The present invention provides a cartridge assembly for a faucet that provides improved flow rate, flow modulation, and particulate passage.

Abstract: The present invention provides a faucet including a cartridge assembly with a radially offset key.

Abstract: A water filtration system includes a faucet assembly and a filtration assembly. The filtration assembly includes a filter assembly; a filter bracket or mounting assembly for securing the filter assembly to a support surface or structure; and a filter manifold assembly including an unfiltered water inlet for connecting to an unfiltered water supply and a filtered water outlet for connecting to a valve assembly of the faucet assembly. The filter assembly interfaces with the filter manifold assembly to provide filtered water to the faucet assembly under control of the valve assembly. A filter that otherwise would not interface with the filter bracket/mounting assembly and/or the filter manifold assembly can be adapted to work in the water filtration system by using a filter adaptor assembly.

Abstract: A sillcock for supplying varying amounts of water at various temperatures includes a backpressure relief valve for relieving backpressure in the sillcock. The sillcock includes a sillcock tube and a valve body attached to the sillcock tube. A cartridge assembly is provided in the valve body, and an actuation assembly extends through the sillcock tube. The actuation assembly cooperates with the cartridge assembly to control the volume and temperature of water exiting the sillcock according to the axial and rotational movements of a knob. The backpressure relief valve includes a deformable member operable to allow water to be expelled from the sillcock if backpressure is present.

Abstract: One-handle and two-handle valve cartridges have an increased maximum flow rate and/or a decreased size (e.g., volume). Accordingly, the valve cartridges achieve an improved flow rate to volume relationship.

Abstract: A water filtration system includes a faucet assembly and a filtration assembly. The faucet assembly includes a spout assembly having a first water outlet and a second water outlet; a first valve assembly connected to an unfiltered hot water supply and an unfiltered cold water supply and operable to control delivery of unfiltered water to the first water outlet of the spout assembly; and a second valve assembly connected to a filtered water outlet of the filtration assembly and operable to control delivery of filtered water to the second water outlet of the spout assembly. The filtration assembly includes a filter assembly; a filter bracket or mounting assembly for securing the filter assembly to a support surface or structure; and a filter manifold assembly including an unfiltered water inlet for connecting to an unfiltered water supply and the filtered water outlet for connecting to the second valve assembly.

Abstract: A water filtration system includes a faucet assembly and a filtration assembly. The faucet assembly includes a spout assembly having a first water outlet and a second water outlet; a first valve assembly connected to an unfiltered hot water supply and an unfiltered cold water supply and operable to control delivery of unfiltered water to the first water outlet of the spout assembly; and a second valve assembly connected to a filtered water outlet of the filtration assembly and operable to control delivery of filtered water to the second water outlet of the spout assembly. The filtration assembly includes a filter assembly; a filter bracket or mounting assembly for securing the filter assembly to a support surface or structure; and a filter manifold assembly including an unfiltered water inlet for connecting to an unfiltered water supply and the filtered water outlet for connecting to the second valve assembly.

Abstract: A sillcock for supplying varying amounts of water at various temperatures includes a backpressure relief valve for relieving backpressure in the sillcock. The sillcock includes a sillcock tube and a valve body attached to the sillcock tube. A cartridge assembly is provided in the valve body, and an actuation assembly extends through the sillcock tube. The actuation assembly cooperates with the cartridge assembly to control the volume and temperature of water exiting the sillcock according to the axial and rotational movements of a knob. The backpressure relief valve includes a deformable member operable to allow water to be expelled from the sillcock if backpressure is present.