DELTA FAUCET COMPANY

An illuminated drain assembly for a sink basin having a drain opening. The illuminated drain assembly includes a tube having a top end fluidly coupled to the drain opening of the sink basin. A drain stopper seals the drain opening of the sink basin. A light-emitting device is mounted to the drain stopper. A first electrical conductor is coiled around an outer surface of the tube. The first electrical conductor has two opposite ends electrically connected to a voltage source. A second electrical conductor is coiled around an inner surface of the tube at a location such that an electrical current through the first electrical conductor induces an electrical current through the second electrical conductor. The second electrical conductor has two opposite ends electrically connected to the light-emitting device.

A handshower assembly includes a mount having a body and a magnetic device supported by the body. A handshower includes a housing, a sprayface supported by a front portion of the housing, and a magnetic pushbutton supported by a rear portion of the housing. The magnetic pushbutton is manually actuatable by a user to control a function of the handshower. The handshower is in spaced relation to the mount in an undocked mode. The magnetic pushbutton is magnetically coupled to the magnetic device in a docked mode.

A sprayhead for use with a faucet including a soap compartment and a diverter valve configured to provide selective communication between the soap compartment and a water outlet.

A grab bar assembly includes a post having a recess that receives a grab bar. The post includes a flange having a plurality of first openings arranged in a circular pattern. Each first opening receives a respective fastener therein for fastening the post to a fixed structure. An escutcheon has a second opening therein. The escutcheon is rotatable about the post such that each of the first openings of the flange is accessible through the second opening at a respective rotational position of the escutcheon.

An electronic shower valve including a coaxially aligned motor and gear assembly received within a valve body and configured to move a flow control element. Illustratively, a display is supported by the valve body and is in electrical communication with a controller. A manual override may engage with the flow control element for manual operation thereof.

A sprayer assembly including a base mounted on a mounting deck of a sink. A magnetic fork is pivotably coupled to a fixed structure. The magnetic fork is disposed above the base. A sprayer includes a sprayhead having an outlet for emitting a liquid therefrom. The sprayer includes a body having a bottom end received in the base. The sprayer includes a magnetic neck interconnecting the sprayhead and the body. The magnetic neck is received in and magnetically attracted to the magnetic fork.

A showerhead including a handle supporting a water passageway and a sprayface, and a water diverter device. The water diverter device includes a pivotable waterway including a diverter body having an inlet and an outlet. The diverter body is pivotable such that the outlet is movable along an arcuate path. A driving mechanism is operably coupled to the water diverter device and includes a user interface, wherein axial movement of the user interface causes pivoting movement of the diverter body.