Toilet door with timer

Abstract

The invention discloses a toilet door with a timer. The toilet door comprises the circular luminescent timer on the front surface of the toilet door, a power supply device which is arranged on the back surface of the toilet door and supplies power to the circular luminescent timer, and a pressure sensor below a toilet cushion plate. The pressure sensor is electrically connected with the power supply device, and ten or more LED lamp beads are annularly arranged on the circular luminescent timer. Ten LED lamp beads are arranged on the circular luminescent timer, and when each LED lamp lead emitslight, it is represented that one minute passes. An awaiting person outside the door can clearly know how long a user inside the door uses a toilet by observing the circular luminescent timer, and thus the awaiting person can judge to stand outside which toilet to save time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a toilet door, in particular to a toilet door provided with a timer. Background technique [0002] At present, there are indication devices on the toilet doors of public toilets in various public places such as stations and airports, but they can only show the status of use or no one is using them. Waiting outside the door; especially in public places with a large flow of people, because it is not known how long the people inside have been using it, it is difficult for people queuing outside the toilet to judge which toilet is more time-saving. People need to wait a long time. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art and provide a toilet door provided with a timer. [0004] The technical solution adopted by the present invention to solve the technical problem is: a toilet door provided with a timer, including a circular light-emitting timer ar...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] At present, there are indication devices on the toilet doors of public toilets in various public places such as stations and airports, but they can only show the status of use or no one is using them. Waiting outside the door; especially in public places with a large flow of people, because it is not known how long the people inside have been using it, it is difficult for people queuing outside the toilet to judge which toilet is more time-saving. people have to wait longer

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