A shower filter adapter system includes a housing forming an inner volume. The housing is configured to receive a filter in the inner volume. The housing includes a first distal end comprising threading configured to removably attach to two or more of a shower inlet structure, a shower manifold structure, a shower head support structure, or a shower head. The housing further includes a second distal end configured to connect to a flexible hose assembly.

Kitchen appliances usually include devices such as a water system, a cooker, a kitchen hood (range hood), an oven, a refrigerator, a microwave, a dishwasher and other devices. The devices are mostly operated independent from each other. Unlike those devices the “drinkable tap water-based liquid supply system” according to the present invention comprises a few devices controlled by an advanced control system according to the invention for providing connectivity and system management. The system is designed to provide comfort, convenience and energy saving. The water-based liquid supply system according to the present invention provides a variety of water-based liquids, dispatched with the desired properties from a countertop faucet.

A sanitary insert part includes a housing having a downstream side and an upstream side, the downstream side having an outlet structure formed thereon, an upstream screen, is arranged on the upstream side, and is snap-fitted to the outlet structure via a connecting element which runs through an interior space of the housing.

A water transferring device is provided and comprises a body having a water passage chamber, a first water inlet joint having a first water inlet passage and connected to the body, and a water outlet joint having an outer water passage and an inner water passage. The first water inlet joint and the water outlet joint enable the inner water passage to be in communication with the first water inlet passage. The water passage chamber is in communication with the outer water passage. At least one of the first water inlet joint or the water outlet joint comprises a connection structure connected to the body and enabling the at least one of the first water inlet joint or the water outlet joint to be at least rotated for a specific angle around an axis of the at least one of the first water inlet joint or the water outlet joint.

A faucet device includes a faucet body including a faucet spigot communicating with a channel, a handle, and a fastening member; and a valve including a hollow cylinder, a fastening element on a top of the hollow cylinder and complementarily secured to the fastening member, a drain seat on a bottom of the hollow cylinder, a first hole through the drain seat and having a first tunnel through the drain seat, an inlet connector secured to the first hole, a second hole through the drain seat and having a second tunnel through the drain seat, an outlet connector secured to the second hole, a curved tube having a first end secured to the first tunnel and a second end passing through the second tunnel into the outlet connector, and a vent having a first end communicating with the second tunnel and a second end communicating with the atmosphere.

The present disclosure discloses a pull-out faucet. A pull-out flexible hose is a tube-in-tube structure and comprises a first water outlet passage and a second water outlet passage. Each of a water-passing passage, a second water inlet passage, and the pull-out flexible hose is connected to a water-dividing seat so that the first water outlet passage is in communication with the water-passing passage and the second water outlet passage is in communication with the second water inlet passage. A pull-out head is connected to a second end of the pull-out flexible hose and comprises a first water outlet and a second water outlet. The first water outlet is in communication with the first water outlet passage, and the second water outlet is in communication with the second water outlet passage.

A double-waterway faucet structure is provided. A faucet body comprises a first water inlet passage, a second water inlet passage, and a first water outlet passage configured to be in communication with the first water inlet passage, and the first water outlet passage is connected to a pull-out head. A control valve is disposed on the faucet body and is configured to control a turning ON and OFF between the first water inlet passage and the first water outlet passage. A rotating bracket is rotatably disposed on the faucet body and comprises a second water outlet passage configured to be in communication with the second water inlet passage, and a solenoid valve is disposed on the second water inlet passage to control a turning ON and OFF of the second water outlet passage.

A kitchen faucet comprises a faucet body, a control valve, a solenoid valve, and a pull-out head. The faucet body comprises a first water inlet pipe, a second water inlet pipe, a first water outlet pipe configured to be in communication with the first water inlet pipe, and a second water outlet pipe configured to be in communication with the second water inlet pipe. The pull-out head is pluggably matched with the faucet body and is in communication with the first water outlet pipe. The control valve is disposed on the faucet body and is configured to control the first water outlet pipe to be opened and closed, and the solenoid valve is disposed on the second water inlet pipe to control the second water outlet pipe to be opened and closed.

The invention relates to a sanitary fitting for dispensing treated liquids, comprising a first control element for setting a quantity of a liquid to be dispensed, a second control element for setting the type of liquid to be dispensed, wherein at least one of the two control elements has several defined control positions, and a control device, which is connected to the control elements and which can be configured in such a way that the control device can be used to assign at least one defined actuator position to a configurable quantity of a type of liquid to be dispensed and/or a configurable type of liquid to be dispensed.

The invention relates to a sanitary fitting for dispensing treated liquids, comprising a first control element for setting a quantity of a liquid to be dispensed, a second control element for setting the type of liquid to be dispensed, a display device comprising a plurality of optical display elements, and a control device which is connected to the control elements and/or to a treatment device on the one hand, and on the other hand to the display device, such that control element settings and/or at least one state of the treatment device are displayed by means of separate actuation of the optical display elements.