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US 9,307,878 B2Granted
Toilet seat exhaust system
OwnerAleksandar Kosovacinventor
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Abstract
The toilet has a water tank, a base and a seat operatively coupled to the base. The seat includes a perforated tunnel extending along the circumference of an inner edge of the seat. The tunnel includes a channel, a wall surrounding the channel, and a set of apertures extending through the full thickness of the wall. The toilet also includes a connector channel connected to the channel of the tunnel.
Claims13
A toilet comprising:
- i) a base;
- ii) a seat operatively coupled to the base;
- iii) a perforated tunnel extending along the circumference of an inner edge of the seat, wherein the tunnel includes a first channel, a wall surrounding the first channel, and a set of apertures extending through the full thickness of the wall and connecting to the first channel;
- iv) a connector channel connected to the first channel;
- v) an exhaust motor powered by electricity and connected to the connector channel via an exhaust hose;
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- vi) a motion sensor connected to the exhaust motor and adapted to turn on the exhaust motor when the toilet is in use and turn off the exhaust motor when the toilet is not in use.
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A toilet seat exhaust system used with a toilet, the toilet having a base and a seat operatively coupled to the base, the toilet seat exhaust system comprising:
- i) a perforated tunnel adapted to be affixed to the down side of the seat along the circumference of an inner edge of the seat, wherein the tunnel includes a first channel, a wall surrounding the first channel, and a set of apertures extending through the full thickness of the wall and connecting to the first channel;
- ii) a connector having a connector channel that is connected to the first channel;
- iii) an exhaust motor powered by electricity and connected to the connector via an exhaust hose;
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- iv) a motion sensor adapted to turn on the exhaust motor when the toilet is in use.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.