This invention relates to a low-
temperature difference indirect
temperature control multifunctional
bathing aid device, comprising a
bathtub and a
bathing chair. On one hand, this invention indirectly adjusts the temperature of the bath liquid in the
bathtub based on the
temperature control of the water tank, and ensures that the water discharged from the
bathtub can circulate and return while maintaining equal supply and return volumes. This not only eliminates safety risks caused by temperature differences in the bath liquid, but also avoids direct
temperature control. Constant temperature control is achieved while the bath liquid is flowing, preventing direct waste
discharge. Furthermore, based on the
massage or acupoint stimulation function created by the water jets, and the equal supply and
discharge of water in the water replenishment chamber, interference between inflow and outflow is avoided. The water replenishment chamber serves as the optimal
water temperature monitoring area for more accurate temperature control. On the other hand, the built-in
locking mechanism eliminates interference or obstacles caused by external components, preserving the overall aesthetic appearance of the bathtub. The locking force, generated by the internal squeezing force from multiple points on the lock head, not only allows for adjustment but also reduces safety risks associated with
bathing.