The present invention proposes a time-controlled waterway switching device, comprising a valve body, a water inlet passage, waterway A, waterway B, and a float. A float is disposed within the
float chamber of the valve body. A water inlet passage is disposed on one side of the valve body, communicating with the
float chamber. Waterway B is disposed at the bottom of the valve body. Valve seats A and B are disposed above and below the valve body, respectively. When water flows into the water inlet passage,
water pressure presses the float against
valve seat B, causing water to flow out of waterway A. When
water flow stops, the float rises, sealing
valve seat A, causing water to flow out of waterway B, and the
float chamber slowly drains water. When the float is above the water inlet of the water inlet passage, water flows into the water inlet passage, presses the float against
valve seat A, causing water to flow out of waterway B. When
water flow stops, the float sinks as the liquid level in the float chamber drops, causing water to flow out of waterway B. This waterway switching device can achieve time-
sequential control of two water outlets by one electrically controlled
solenoid valve.