System and method for providing heated water to sabbath observers
OwnerMax Moskowitzinventor
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Abstract
A water supply system includes a main water tank that is configured to store water and includes a heater to heat the stored water to close to but below a boiling temperature thereof, to provide main heated water. A dispenser water tank receives a portion of the main heated water, and is free of any heating elements to add heat to the water stored therein, and providing dispensable heated water. A water mixer includes a first pipe for receiving the dispensable heated water from the dispenser tank and a second pipe for receiving utility water from a faucet that supplies utility-provided water, with a mixing chamber from which the waters from the first pipe and the second pipe are dispensed and/or in which these waters are admixed.
Claims20
A hot water supply system that is compliant with Jewish Sabbath strictures, the system including:
- a main water tank that is configured to store water and includes a heater to heat the stored water to close to but below a boiling temperature thereof, to provide main heated water;
- a dispenser water tank configured to receive a portion of the main heated water, the dispenser water tank being free of any heating elements capable of adding heat to the water stored therein, and providing dispensable heated water;
- a water mixer including a first pipe for receiving the dispensable heated water from the dispenser tank, while the dispenser water tank is physically separated from the main water tank, and a second pipe having a first end that is connectible to the water mixer and a second end that is configured to be attached to a faucet that supplies utility-provided water, and the water mixer including a mixing chamber from which the waters from the first pipe and the second pipe are dispensed for being used by a user.
A hot water supply system that is compliant with Jewish Sabbath strictures, the system including:
- a stand-alone dispenser water tank configured to hold heated water, the dispenser water tank being free of any heating elements capable of adding heat to the water stored therein, and providing dispensable heated water;
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- a water mixer including a first pipe for receiving the dispensable heated water from the stand-alone dispenser tank and a second pipe having a first end that is connectible to the water mixer and a second end that is configured to be attached to a faucet for receiving utility-provided water, and the water mixer including a mixing chamber in which the waters from the first pipe and the second pipe are admixed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.