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Human body sensing mechanism for an automatic faucet apparatus

Assignee: Inax Corp
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Filing: 1991-03-15
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Granted: —
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Expires: 2011-03-15
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Abstract

Abstract A human body sensing mechanism for an automatic faucet apparatus (1) which is so constructed that in the vicinity of a water outlet (4) at an automatic faucet (1) there is provided a body (5) of a human body sensor for detecting a human body, a water discharge device (6) for controlling the opening and closing of a valve (9) provided on the way of a water passage (8) is provided at a position apart from the water outlet (4), at the body (5) of the human body sensor is provided a transmitting part (5b) for outputting a human body detection signal by a radio system, and at the water discharge control device (6) is provided a receiving part (6a) for receiving the human detection signal transmitted by the radio system.

Inventors

  • 👤 Yasuo Takashi

Bibliographic Details

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CPC Classifications
F; F16; F16K; F16K31/00; F16K31/02; E; E03; E03C; E03C1/00; E03C1/02; E03C1/05; E03C1/055; E03C1/057

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 1
Claim 1
Independent Claim 125 words
A human body sensing mechanism for an automatic faucet apparatus characterized in that a body (5) of a human body sensor for detecting a human body is provided in the vicinity of a water outlet(4) at the automatic faucet apparatus (1), a water discharge control device (6) for controlling the opening and closing of an electromagnetic valve (9) is provided on the way of a water passage (8) positioned apart form said water outlet (4), said body (5) of human body sensor is provided with a transmitting part (5b) for outputting a human detection signal by a radio system, and said water discharge control device (6) is provided with a receiving part (6a) for receiving said haman body detection signal transmitted by the ratio system.

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