Flush control device for toilet
OwnerFeng-Chi Suninventor
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Abstract
A flush control device for toilet comprises a water discharging member, a control member and a stepped check member disposed at their relative position in a water tank. The stepped check member is composed of a plurality of damper plates in different size and co-axially engaged in a lug means adjacent a water outlet. The damper plates each has a first shoulder of different heights at their front sides toward a outlet valve. So that the damper plates rotate in accordance with the variation of the water level in the tank to check the outlet valve to open a different span so as to discharge a selective amount of flush water into a toilet bowl.
Claims8
A control device for discharging selective flush water comprising:
- a water discharging member, a control member and a stepped check member, wherein:
- said water discharging member comprising a water outlet adapted to be positioned in a bottom of a water tank and an outlet valve positioned on the top of said water outlet and adapted to be pivotally engaged with an overflow pipe;
- said control member adapted to be pivotally secured to a upper portion of said water tank and in alignment with said water discharging member and comprising a shaft, a plurality of positioning rods on said shaft and a stopping means spacedly extended outward from a circumferential edge of said shaft, and a connecting means having at one end attached to said shaft and the other end connected to said outlet valve;
- said stepped check member comprising a plurality of damper plates of different sizes, each plate having a first shoulder wherein said shoulders are of differing heights and located at a front side thereof and facing toward said water discharging member and an axial hole laterally formed adjacent a lower end thereof for co-axially and pivotally engaging said damper plates onto a lug means adjacent said outlet valve;
- said damper plates each having an elongate tail wherein said tails are of differing heights and including an extension thereof corresponding to different water levels in said water tank, a float ball pivoted to a free end of the elongate tail of one of said damper plates, a transverse portion formed at a free end of the elongate tail of another said damper plates, and a second shoulder formed on a rear side of said one of said damper plates.
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