Single lever, timed mixer tap
AssigneeLes Robinets Presto
InventorsStéphane Chauveau, Laurent Granseigne, Grégory Bacquet
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AssigneeLes Robinets Presto
InventorsStéphane Chauveau, Laurent Granseigne, Grégory Bacquet
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The invention relates to a single-lever, timed mixer tap comprising a push-button that makes it possible to control the passage of water between at least one water-supply inlet, in particular two inlets for hot water and cold water, respectively, and at least one outlet for the mixed water, a mixing block having a portion that is rotatably movable in relation to a stationary portion in order to vary the temperature of the mixed water, and a timer cartridge, characterised in that the mixing block and the timer cartridge are mounted separately from one another and the push-button is mounted translatably and rotatably movable, and in that at least one member for transmitting the movement of the push-button is provided, which is designed to transmit a translational movement to an actuator rod of the timer cartridge as well as a rotational movement to the movable portion of the mixing block.
A single-lever, timed mixer tap comprising a pushbutton that makes it possible to control the passage of water between two inlets for hot and cold water respectively and at least one outlet for mixed water, a mixing block having a portion that is rotatably movable in relation to a stationary portion in order to vary the temperature of the mixed water, and a timer cartridge, characterized in that the mixing block and the timer cartridge are mounted separately from one another, are not interlocked in one another, and operate independently of one another, and the pushbutton is mounted such that it is translatably and rotatably movable, and in that a transmitting member for transmitting movement of the pushbutton is provided, said transmitting member being designed to transmit a translational movement to an actuator rod of the timer cartridge as well as a rotational movement to the portion that is rotatably moveable of the mixing block.
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