A water guiding part for a watering device with frost protection
TW202639010APending Publication Date: 2026-10-01HUSQVARNA AB
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Patent Information
- Application Number
- TW114145471
- Authority / Receiving Office
- TW · TW
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2024-11-27
- Filing Date
- 2025-11-21
- Publication Date
- 2026-10-01
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Abstract
A water guiding component (132) for a watering device (100), wherein the watering device (100) includes: an inlet (122) configured to guide a liquid into the watering device (100); and an outlet (134) configured to guide the liquid out of the watering device (100). Further, the water guiding component (132) is configured to form at least part of a connection between the inlet (122) and the outlet (134). Further, the water guiding component (132) includes a first section (140) and a second section (142), wherein the first section (140) and the second section (142) are formed of the same material. The water guide component (132) is characterized in that the second section (142) is configured to provide stability to the water guide component (132), and the first section (140) is configured to change its shape to compensate for frost formation occurring in the water guide component (132). A water guiding part (132) for a watering device (100), wherein the watering device (100) comprises an inlet (122) configured to guide a liquid into the watering device (100), and an outlet (134) configured to guide the liquid out of the watering device (100). Further, the water guiding part (132) is configured to form at least part of a connection between the inlet (122) and the outlet (134). Further, the water guiding part (132) comprises a first section (140) and a second section (142), wherein the first section (140) and the second section (142) are formed from the same material. The water guiding part (132) is characterized in that the second section (142) is configured to provide stability to the water guiding part (132), and the first section (140) is configured to change its shape to compensate frost occurring in the water guiding part (132).
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