Automatic basin temperature and level control
OwnerRonald Gray, Jerome Hamiltoninventors
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A system and method for controlling the temperature and volume of a liquid entering a basin includes a microprocessor, a comparator, and a database. The system may include a control panel having buttons for establishing temperature and volume levels for water entering a bath. In one embodiment, the user uses a keypad to enter the desired temperature which is sent to a comparator. The system includes a temperature sensor to detect real-time temperature of the water entering a basin. The sensed real-time water temperature may also be sent to a comparator for controlling water control values to cease the inflow of water into the basin. The system also permits the user to store favorite volume settings for later use in filling the basin. In another embodiment the user communicates with the system to remotely establish a desired temperature value and basin volume fill level. In alternate embodiments, the system may be activated when the user using a mobile device is within a predetermined distance relative to the system.
Automatic bath temperature and liquid level control system comprising:
A system of claim I, wherein said setpoint temperature level selling unit is controlled remotely using a remote control device operable to select a setpoint temperature level, said setpoint temperature level unit producing a setpoint temperature level signal.
A system of claim I, wherein a desired volume fill level is established for use in establishing a liquid volume level, said established liquid volume level for use by said microprocessor for producing a liquid volume fill level signal and providing said liquid volume fill level signal to said comparator.
A method of automatically controlling a bath temperature and liquid level comprising:
A method of automatically controlling a bath temperature and liquid level comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.