Liquid dispensing apparatus
AssigneeProfessor Purewater Co., Ltd.
InventorMichael Shub
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AssigneeProfessor Purewater Co., Ltd.
InventorMichael Shub
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In general, distilled water dispensers used in commercial establishments such as drug and convenience stores are unimaginative, coin operated and often messy devices. A relatively simple substitute for such dispensers includes a large housing similar in size and shape to a soft drink dispenser, a smaller housing in the large housing with essentially only the door of the inner housing extending out of the center of the larger housing. A one, three or five gallon bottle is placed in the inner housing and the door is closed. These two actions close two switches which cause a dispensing head to descend from a rest position into the open mouth of the bottle. Movement of the dispensing head to the dispensing position closes a third switch, which causes a solenoid valve to open permitting the flow of distilled water to the bottle. When the bottle is full, the rising water in the bottle closes a circuit including two wire probes extending downwardly into the bottle from the dispensing head to close the solenoid valve and to return the dispensing head to the rest position.
An automatic liquid dispensing apparatus comprising housing means for receiving a container;
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