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US 11,530,532 B2Granted
Sanitary outlet device and sanitary fitting
AssigneeNeoperl GmbH
InventorDavid Birmelin
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Abstract
In the case of a sanitary outlet device (1), it is provided that a jet former receptacle (3) be formed on a housing (2), in which jet former receptacle an adapter (4) is removably inserted and arranged so as to be rotatable about its axis of rotation (6), wherein the adapter (4) can be rotated between a fixing position, in which the adapter (4) is secured against removal, and a releasing position, in which the adapter (4) is removable (cf. FIG. 1).
Claims19
A sanitary outlet device (1), comprising:
- a housing (2) with a clear open cross-section, which forms a jet former receptacle (3);
- an adapter (4) removably connected to the housing, the adapter (4) defines a flow path (5), the adapter (4) is arranged in the jet former receptacle (3) so as to be rotatable between a fixing position, in which the adapter (4) is locked with the housing (2) and forms a flow resistance in the flow path (5), and a releasing position, in which the adapter (4) is removable from the jet former receptacle (3);
- the adapter (4), in the fixing position, is locked with the housing (2) on an outer side (8) of the housing (2), and is released by a rotation of the adapter (4) into the releasing position;
- the housing (2) has a noncircular contour (10) on the outer side (8) thereof at least in one portion (9);
- a non-penetrating detent connection between the housing (2) and the adapter (4), the non-penetrating detent connection including a non-penetrating detent element (13) located on a surface of one of the housing (2) or the adapter (4), and a non-penetrating counterpart detent element (15) located on a facing surface of the other of the housing (2) or the adapter (4), the non-penetrating detent connection being configured such that a rotation of the adapter (4) relative to the housing (2) forces the non-penetrating detent element (13) out of engagement, or releases said non-penetrating detent element from engagement, with the non-penetrating counterpart detent element (15).
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