DANIEL CLYDE SHAW
Pilots at Jungle Rd, Geneva, FL

6336233, Jan 8, 2002

Mar 29, 1999

09/277872

Daniel C. Shaw - Geneva FL
Donald F. Bush - Orlando FL

Sloan Valve Company - Franklin Park IL

A47K 400

4664, 4313, 4DIG 3, 4DIG 15

A controlled plumbing fixture includes a plumbing fixture having an electromechanical valve for regulating the flow of water. A control assembly is operably associated with the valve for controlling operation thereof. A self-calibrating push button is operably associated with the control assembly for supplying a demand signal thereto and for thereby causing the control assembly to supply a control signal to the valve for causing operation thereof.

4971287, Nov 20, 1990

Nov 28, 1989

7/442859

Daniel C. Shaw - Geneva FL

Bauer Industries, Inc. - Orlando FL

F16K 3140

251 3005

A solenoid operated flush valve has a main flush valve body including water inlet and outlet means. The main flush valve body includes generally horizontally extending nipple means which is in fluid communication with the water inlet and outlet means. A flow control means is removably mounted within the nipple means and includes valve insert means and solenoid means in cooperative engagement with the valve insert means. The valve insert means includes first and second ends and a side. The valve insert means includes a first passageway extending axially between the first and second ends thereof and a second passageway extending between one of the first and second ends and the side of the valve insert means. The second passageway is in fluid communication with the water outlet means through the side of the valve insert means. Means cooperate with the solenoid means for selectively blocking the second passageway to thereby regulate the flow of water flushing through the flush valve.

5771501, Jun 30, 1998

Dec 22, 1995

8/577534

Daniel C. Shaw - Geneva FL

Sloan Valve Company - Franklin Park IL

E03D 300

4313

A flushing control system for prisons and the like includes a fixture and a source of water. A solenoid operated valve is interposed between the fixture and the source for regulating the flow of water to the fixture. A capacitance sensor is operably associated with the fixture for requesting operation of the valve. A control mechanism is operably associated with the capacitance sensor and with the valve for causing operation of the valve to be delayed for a selected period after the sensor has been operated and for limiting the number of operations of said valve per unit time.

D332485, Jan 12, 1993

Jul 8, 1988

7/216446

Daniel C. Shaw - Geneva FL

Bauer Industries, Inc. - Orlando FL

D23303

5900811, May 4, 1999

Oct 11, 1996

8/730703

Daniel C. Shaw - Geneva FL
Daniel I. Shaw - Geneva FL

B60Q 100

3404574

The invention is to a method and apparatus for increasing the likelihood that a selected vehicle component has been serviced or checked in a timely manner. An indicator is actuated should the vehicle component not be serviced within a preselected time. The vehicle component is in operable association with a timer, which measures the elapsed time between a starting time and a preselected time. The timer is reset by a switch which is actuated by the servicing of the vehicle component. Should the timer reach a preselected time before the switch associated is actuated, then an indicator is actuated.

2002002, Mar 14, 2002

Nov 26, 2001

09/991652

Daniel Shaw - Geneva FL, US
Donald Bush - Orlando FL, US

E03C001/01, A47K004/00

004/664000

A controlled plumbing fixture includes a plumbing fixture having an electromechanical valve for regulating the flow of water. A control assembly is operably associated with the valve for controlling operation thereof. A self-calibrating push button is operably associated with the control assembly for supplying a demand signal thereto and for thereby causing the control assembly to supply a control signal to the valve for causing operation thereof.

5031258, Jul 16, 1991

Jul 12, 1989

7/378921

Daniel C. Shaw - Geneva FL

Bauer Industries Inc. - Orlando FL

E03C 105

4623

A wash station comprises a sink and a faucet. A source of water and a source of soap are provided. An electrically operated valve is interposed between the water source and the faucet for selectively supplying water thereto, and a pump and valve are interposed between the soap source and the faucet for selectively supplying soap thereto. An electrically operated roll towel dispenser is disposed proximate the sink. A first infrared sensor is operably associated with the sink for determining the presence of a user. A control mechanism is operatively associated with the valves, the pump, the roll towel dispenser and the sensor for causing water and soap to be selectively supplied to the faucet and for thereafter causing a length of roll towel to be dispensed.

4914758, Apr 10, 1990

Jun 27, 1988

7/212405

Daniel C. Shaw - Geneva FL

Bauer Industries Inc. - Orlando FL

G05D 700

4304

The method of controlling operation of a plurality of fixtures comprises the steps of establishing a maximum liquid flow rate and determining which of the fixtures required operation. A determination is then made of the liquid flow rate of the fixture requiring operation and a calculation is made of whether operation of the fixture requiring operation will cause the maximum flow rate to be exceeded. The fixture requiring operation is caused to operate if the maximum flow rate will not be exceeded and is prevented from operating if the maximum flow rate will be exceeded.

5131423, Jul 21, 1992

Oct 25, 1991

7/781645

Daniel C. Shaw - Geneva FL

Bauer Industries, Inc. - Orlando FL

E03B 104

137 1

A pinch valve control system for regulating the flow of water through the water distribution network of a building. Remote-controlled, fluid-operated pinch valves are spaced at various locations throughout the water distribution network of the building and may be selectively operated from a remote station to stop the flow of water in any pipe throughout the building's water distribution network. The use of pinch valves permits water flow to be increased or decreased gradually and reduces or eliminates water hammer. The pinch valve is operated by compressed fluid which enters the sleeve around the pinch valve to stop the flow of water in the pipe. To resume the water flow, the fluid in the pinch valve is released.

4960248, Oct 2, 1990

Mar 16, 1989

7/324092

Albert H. Bauer - Orlando FL
Daniel C. Shaw - Geneva FL

Bauer Industries, Inc. - Orlando FL

B65H 1602, B65H 1606

242 5553

A dispenser for roll toweling and the like includes a housing having an aperture. A roll of toweling is rotatably mounted within the housing, a drive system cooperates with the roll for causing the roll to rotate so that toweling is dispensed through the aperture. A non-contact passive sense system is operably associated with the drive system for monitoring that portion of the infrared spectrum associated with animate bodies so that the presence of an animate body may be detected, and for causing selective operation of the drive system upon the animate body being detected.