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US 11,198,603 B1Granted
Push type anti-scalding water dispenser
AssigneeSuzhou Oasis Electronic Co., Ltd.
InventorYu-Chun Shen
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a push-type anti-scalding water dispenser faucet having: a faucet main body; a valve core assembly controlling a water output; a press board mechanism driving the valve core assembly to move; a retaining structure allowing the press board mechanism to switch between a locking position and a release position. The water dispenser faucet comprises a disposable finger stall for mounting onto the press board mechanism or a finger of a user.
Claims9
A push-type anti-scalding water dispenser faucet, comprising:
- a faucet main body, a valve core assembly, a faucet cap, a press board mechanism and a retaining structure;
- the faucet main body comprising an internal cavity, a water inlet, a water outlet and a faucet cap installation opening;
- the valve core assembly installed at the internal cavity of the faucet main body and configured to control a water output;
- the press board mechanism connected to the valve core assembly and configured to drive the valve core assembly to move;
- the faucet cap installed at the faucet cap installation opening of the faucet main body;
- the retaining structure installed at a top portion of the faucet cap and configured to cooperate with the press board mechanism, thereby allowing the press board mechanism to switch between a locking position and a release position;
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- wherein when the press board mechanism is at the locking position, upward and downward rotations of the press board mechanism are limited;
- when the press board mechanism is at the release position, the upward and downward rotations of the press board mechanism are released;
- the retaining structure and the faucet cap are integrally formed as one piece;
- wherein the water dispenser faucet further comprises a disposable finger stall for mounting onto the press board mechanism or a finger of a user.
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