ZURN WATER, LLC

A drain assembly comprises a shroud, a shank, and a frame. The drain assembly may further comprise a shim with an angled top surface. The frame may have an angled bottom surface. A rotational orientation of the angled top surface of the shim relative to the shank and a rotational orientation of the angled bottom surface of the frame relative to the shank may be independently adjustable, thereby allowing for the top surface of the frame to be both angularly and rotationally adjusted relative to a central axis of the drain assembly independent of the positional height of the shank. The drain assembly may further comprise a cover having bendable tabs. The bendable tabs may be disposed around a periphery of the cover and may be configured to contact an angled inner surface of an upper bowl of the shroud, such that the bendable tabs bend around the frame, thereby locking the cover onto the frame.

A fixture carrier for supporting a plumbing fixture includes an upright defining a first axis, and a cross-bar coupled to the upright and defining a second axis oriented perpendicular to the first axis. The fixture carrier additionally includes an arm defining a third axis oriented perpendicular to the first axis and the second axis, a bracket removably coupled to the arm and configured to couple the arm to the upright, and a plate positioned between the bracket and the arm. The plate includes an aperture configured to receive a portion of the bracket. The plate is slidable along the aperture relative to the bracket in a direction parallel to the second axis.

A water management system including a first end point device in communication with a first fixture, the first end point including a first end point electronic processor configured to receive data associated with the first fixture and a first fixture identifier. The water management system also includes a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions executable by at least one electronic processor to perform a set of functions, such as receiving the data associated with the first fixture and the first fixture identifier, associating the first fixture identifier with a first location classification and a first type classification, processing the data associated with the first fixture to organize the data based at least in part on the first location classification associated with the first fixture identifier or the first type classification associated with the first fixture identifier, and transmitting the organized data of the first fixture to a user device for display.

A roof drain including a base defining a channel and an axis, a gravel guard coupled to the base and including a plurality of teeth, where the gravel guard defines a plurality of gullets between the teeth, and a dome coupled to the base, where the dome includes a plurality of ribs, where the ribs define a plurality of gaps therebetween, and where each gap is radially aligned with a corresponding gullet.

A drain may include ligature resistant features to inhibit anchoring a ligature or string to or around the installed drain. A drain can include an inlet or upper opening, an outlet or lower opening, and a channel fluidly connecting the upper opening to the lower opening. The channel may be configured to prevent linear flow of fluid from the upper opening to the lower opening and to inhibit anchoring a ligature about any opening or portion of the drain.

A relief valve for a backflow preventer includes a plunger, a lock nut, and a seal. The plunger has a female fastening section and a first seal engagement surface. The lock nut has a male fastening section and a second seal engagement surface. The male fastening section is received by the female fastening section to bring the first seal engagement surface toward the second seal engagement surface. The seal is positioned between the first seal engagement surface and the second seal engagement surface.

A FOG interceptor can be used to remove fats, oils, and grease and other waste particulates from wastewater before it enters a downstream wastewater system. A FOG interceptor includes a chamber, an inlet, an outlet, an inlet diffuser, and an outlet conduit. The chamber has at least one outer wall extending upward from a bottom wall. The inlet is located in an outer wall at a first end of the chamber. The outlet is located in an outer wall at the second end of the chamber. The inlet diffuser is fluidly coupled to the inlet and has a discharge opening in fluid communication with the chamber. The discharge opening has a first cross-sectional area that is at least four times a size of a first cross-sectional area of the inlet. The outlet conduit is fluidly coupled to the outlet and has an intake opening located in a lower region of the chamber.