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US 2003/0189108 A1Published application
Pull-out kitchen sprayer
AssigneeAMFAG S.p.A.
InventorOrlando Bosio
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Abstract
A pull-out kitchen sprayer, comprising a central body that is accommodated within an outer enclosure whose shape is such as to require assembly with a particular orientation, the central body comprising a switching device with a slider and a rod provided with a flow control element and with actuation buttons at its two ends, the outer enclosure having facing openings that allow to access the buttons, one of the openings being formed so as to face the user.
Claims7
A pull-out kitchen sprayer, comprising:
- an outer enclosure having a shape such as to require assembly with a particular orientation with respect to a position of the user;
- a central body accommodated within said outer enclosure, said central body conveying water between an inlet associated with a flexible water feed hose and an outlet disk that comprises a central passage and peripheral passages;
- a first duct that is connected to said central passage;
- a second duct that is connected to said peripheral passages;
- a switching device for providing access of water selectively to said first duct and to said second duct, said switching device including a distribution unit that is inserted in a seat formed in said central body;
- locking means for locking said distribution unit in said seat;
- a water inlet;
- first and second water outlets, which open respectively onto said first duct connected to the central passage and onto said second duct connected to the peripheral passages;
- a slider that has a flow control element and a rod for supporting said flow control element, said rod being guided in said distribution unit so as to move between two positions in which said first and second outlets are selectively closed;
- actuation, buttons provided at respective opposite ends of said rod;
- and facing openings provided at said outer enclosure that allow a user to access said buttons, a first one of said openings being formed so as to face the user.
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