Induction flush device
AssigneeGlobe Union Industrial Corp.
InventorCrystal Ouyoung
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
The present invention discloses an induction flush device connecting water supply and a toilet bowl. The induction flush device includes a tank, a fixing board, a flush valve set and a panel. The panel is mounted on a side of the tank. The flush valve set is mounted on the fixing board. The tank forms a first guiding element thereon, and the fixing board forms a second guiding element thereon for cooperating with the first guiding element, thereby the fixing board is movable relative to the tank. The flush valve set includes an anti-reverse valve, an electromagnetic valve, a flexible inlet pipe for connecting with the water supply, and a flexible outlet pipe for draining water to toilet bowl. The flush valve set is movable relative the tank with the fixing board for repairing or replacement.
Claims10
An induction flush device, adapted for connecting water supply and a toilet bowl, comprising:
- a tank defining a chamber therein and an opening at a side thereof, and a first guiding element being formed on the tank and accommodated in the chamber;
- a fixing board being accommodated in the chamber, and forming a second guiding element thereon for cooperating with the first guiding element thereby guiding the fixing board to transversely move relative to the tank without displacement;
- a flush valve set being mounted on the fixing board, and including an anti-reverse valve, an electromagnetic valve, a flexible inlet pipe and a flexible outlet pipe, wherein the anti-reverse valve and the electromagnetic valve connecting with each other, the inlet pipe having an end connecting with the anti-reverse valve and another end connecting with the water supply, the outlet pipe having an end connecting with the electromagnetic valve and another end connecting with the toilet bowl;
- and
- a panel being assembled on the opening of the tank, an induction sensor being formed on the panel and electrically connecting with the electromagnetic valve.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.