Multi-way hydraulic distributor with an interception unit
AssigneeRubinetterie Zipponi di Nember Oscar
InventorOscar Nember
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Abstract
This invention relates to a hydraulic, multi-way distributor comprising a body (10) with a water inlet passage (11) and several water outlet ways (12) towards just as many uses. A rotary diverter device (13) in said body is provided with an axial hole (16′) communicating with the water inlet passage and a lateral opening (16) designed to be positioned far away from or fully or partially in line with at least one of said outlet ways, in order to intercept the inlet water flow and to distribute water flow towards said uses, selectively.
Claims6
A hydraulic, multi-way distributor comprising:
- a body with a water inlet passage and several water outlet ways, each of the outlet ways being associated with a sanitary or household use, said body defining a diverter space;
- a diverter device rotatably fitted in said body and provided with an axially extending passage communicating with said water inlet passage and a lateral opening that may be positioned fully or partially in line with at least one of said outlet ways upon rotation of the diverter device to intercept the inlet water flow and to distribute water flow towards said uses selectively;
- a valve device;
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- a conduit extending within said diverter device and providing an interior passage connecting said axially extending passage to said valve device and cooperating with said diverter device to define an annular passage between said conduit and said diverter device from said valve device to said lateral opening.
A hydraulic, multi-way distributor comprising:
- a body with a water inlet passage and several water outlet ways each for a different use;
- a diverter device rotatably fitted in said body and provided with an axial hole communicating with the water inlet passage and a lateral opening to be disposed away from or fully or partially in line with at least one of said outlet ways upon rotation of the diverter device to intercept the inlet flow of water and to distribute water flow towards the one or more of the uses selectively;
- a valve device associated with said diverter device for the full or total opening or closing of said water inlet passage;
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- an axially extending connection conduit extending within said diverter device and providing an interior passage connecting said axially extending passage to said valve device and cooperating with said diverter device to define an annular water transit channel between said conduit and said diverter device from said valve device to said lateral opening.
A hydraulic, multi-way distributor comprising:
- a body with a water inlet passage and several water outlet ways each for a different use;
- a diverter device rotatably fitted in said body and provided with an axial hole communicating with the water inlet passage and a lateral opening to be disposed away from or fully or partially in line with at least one of said outlet ways upon rotation of the diverter device to intercept the inlet flow of water and to distribute water flow towards the one or more of the uses selectively;
- a valve device associated with said diverter device for the full or total opening or closing of said water inlet passage;
- an axially extending connection conduit extending coaxially to said diverter device within said diverter device and providing an interior passage connecting said axially extending passage to said valve device and cooperating with said diverter device to define an annular water transit channel between said conduit and said diverter device from said valve device to said lateral opening;
- a valve control knob connected to said valve device for controlling the valve device and controlling water flow from said axial hole to said lateral opening;
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- a diverter control knob connected to said diverter for controlling the rotational position of the diverter to control water from said water inlet passage to each of said several water outlet ways.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.