Massage installation
OwnerRobert J. DuPontinventor
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Abstract
A massage installation is characterized in that it includes a control unit with a distinct control channel for each of the functions to be actuated, each of these control channels including an electrically non-conducting remote control device, an electronic logic system, and a power control circuit connected to the electronic logic system by an electrically non-conducting member. The invention is particularly useful in balneotherapy treatments.
Claims19
Massage installation comprising a bath, air jet nozzles, said nozzles opening through the bottom and sidewalls of the bath, means producing air to said nozzles, air heating means and an ozone producing means, a casing for said air producing means, heating means and ozone producing means, and means for conducting air from said producing means to said jet nozzles whereby said heated, ozone laden air may be pumped under pressure into said bath.
Massage installatiion comprising a bath, air jet nozzles, said nozzles opening through the walls of the bath, a casing means for supplying air to said nozzles, air heating means, and ozone means generating means arranged in said casing, said nozzles being supplied individually through pipes connected in parallel to a duct supplied by said means for supplying air, a control unit comprising a separate control channel for each of the functions to be controlled, an electronic logic system, each of said control channels coding successively a remote control device of the electronic logic system, a power control circuit, and the electronic logic system activating said power control circuit, and an electrically non-conducting transmission unit, the remote control device of the electronic logic system being by nature electrically non-conducting and the electronic logic system being connected to the power control circuit through said transmission unit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.