Electric pedestal pan capable of improving deodorization capability
By extending the filter part into the water tank accommodation chamber in the electric toilet and connecting it to the air duct, filtering the air with the water tank liquid, combined with activated carbon, the problem of easy saturation of the existing electric toilet deodorizer device is solved, achieving a more efficient deodorization effect and structural simplification.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422420385.9
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-10-08
- Publication Date
- 2025-08-15
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-10-08
AI Technical Summary
The deodorizing device of existing electric toilets relies on limited activated carbon, and the deodorization effect becomes worse after saturation and needs improvement.
An electric toilet is designed, and the filter part extends into the water tank housing cavity and is connected to the air duct. The air is filtered by the liquid in the water tank, combined with activated carbon, and further improve the deodorization effect, and optimize the air duct structure to reduce the number of parts and the height of the whole machine.
Improves deodorization performance, simplifies the structure, reduces the axial height of the entire machine, and does not require additional consumables, improving deodorization efficiency.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to an electric toilet, in particular to an electric toilet with improved deodorizing capability, and its IPC classification number is E03D 9 / 05 (2006.01). Background Art
[0002] Existing electric toilets include a base mounted on the toilet bowl, a deodorizing device mounted on the base, a blowing device, a spray rod, a cover mounted on the base, a seat ring rotatably hinged to the base or the cover, etc. The deodorizing device includes an air duct, activated carbon mounted on the air duct, and a blower mounted on the air duct, wherein the air intake of the air duct leads to the toilet bowl. When the deodorizing function of the electric toilet is turned on, the blower of the deodorizing device starts, and the odor around the toilet bowl enters the air duct through the air intake and is adsorbed by the activated carbon mounted in the air duct before being discharged, thus achieving the deodorizing function. The deodorizing device of the existing electric toilet only relies on limited activated carbon for deodorization, and the deodorizing effect deteriorates after being saturated. Therefore, there is a need for improvement. Utility Model Content
[0003] In order to solve the problems described in the background technology, the present invention provides the following technical solutions:
[0004] An electric toilet with improved deodorizing ability comprises a water tank fixed on the toilet bowl, the upper end of the water tank is open, the lower end is closed to form a receiving chamber for accommodating flushing water, a base arranged above the water tank, a fan arranged on the base, a first air duct and a second air duct respectively connected to the inlet and outlet of the fan, the first air inlet of the first air duct leads to the toilet bowl, and is characterized in that: a hollow cylindrical filter portion protrudes from the base toward the side of the water tank and extends into the receiving chamber, the upper section of the filter portion is provided with a baffle which divides its inner chamber into two areas, the bottom wall of the inner chamber of the filter portion is provided with a through hole connected to the receiving chamber, the bottom end of the baffle is located below the level of the flushing water stored in the receiving chamber, the filter portion is connected to the middle of the first air duct or the second air duct, and the air flowing through the first air duct or the second air duct enters the inner chamber of the filter portion, is blocked by the baffle, flows to the bottom of the inner chamber, and then bends upward to flow out of the filter portion.
[0005] This utility model features an electric toilet with enhanced deodorization capabilities. The filter unit is designed to extend into the water tank's chamber and connect midstream to the first or second air duct. Air flowing through the first or second air duct enters the filter unit's inner chamber and flows to the bottom, where it is absorbed and filtered by the liquid in the water tank before bending upward and exiting the filter unit. This design results in a simple and reliable overall structure, improving deodorization performance while maintaining a low axial height.
[0006] Furthermore, the baffle is a rib protruding from the inner wall of the filter portion to separate the upper section of the opening end of the inner cavity. In the axial projection, the outline of the projection of the baffle is within the outline of the projection of the through hole.
[0007] Furthermore, the electric toilet with improved deodorizing ability also includes a first air duct cover and a second air duct cover in the shape of a semi-closed pipe. The filter part is located in the middle of the second air duct. The inner wall of the second air duct cover is provided with a partition part formed by convex ribs. The first air duct cover is arranged on the base and forms a first air duct with it. The second air duct cover is arranged on the base and forms a second air duct with it. The partition part is opposite to the baffle, so that the air entering the second air duct is blocked by the partition part and the baffle and flows through the inner cavity of the filter part.
[0008] Furthermore, the electric toilet with enhanced deodorizing ability also includes a blowing device installed on the base, the axial end face of the base protrudes with a columnar edging portion having an inlet and an outlet, the air duct housing of the blowing device is arranged axially above the edging portion, and forms a front air duct with the edging portion, and the first air inlet of the first air duct is connected to the outlet.
[0009] Furthermore, the water tank is provided with an overflow outlet leading to the toilet bowl, the blowing device is provided with a blowing outlet for blowing air outwards, the overflow outlet is connected to the inlet, and in the axial projection, the contours of the inlet and the blowing outlet at least partially overlap with the contour of the overflow outlet.
[0010] Furthermore, the electric toilet with improved deodorizing ability also includes a filter arranged on the baffle, the distances from the axial top end face and the axial bottom end face of the filter to the horizontal plane S are H1 and H3 respectively, the distance from the axial bottom end face of the overflow outlet to the horizontal plane S is H2, and the distance from the liquid level of the water tank to the horizontal plane S when it is filled with liquid is H4, then H1 is greater than H2, and H3 is less than H4.
[0011] Furthermore, activated carbon is provided in the second air duct.
[0012] The more specific design and technical effects of the present invention are further described in the specific implementation manner in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0013] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the electric toilet with deodorizing function of the utility model;
[0014] Figure 2 This is a partial cross-sectional view of the electric toilet with deodorizing function of the utility model;
[0015] Figure 3 yes Figure 2 A partial enlarged schematic diagram;
[0016] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the utility model after the base is equipped with a heating device, an air duct and a fan;
[0017] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the base of the utility model;
[0018] Figure 6 This is a schematic structural diagram of the handheld water spray rod and the elastic spray head of the intestinal hydrotherapy device of the present invention before installation;
[0019] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the cleaning device of the intestinal hydrotherapy apparatus of the present invention;
[0020] Among them: 1-first air inlet, 10-main unit, 31-inner cavity, 32-exhaust outlet, 33-entrance, 41-first air duct, 42-second air duct, 43-front air duct, 44-second air duct air inlet section, 45-second air duct exhaust section, 71-blowing outlet, 100-toilet, 110-urinal, 200-water tank, 21-accommodation chamber, 210-overflow outlet, 300-base, 310-filter Part, 311- baffle, 320- through hole, 330- edge part, 400- fan, 500- first air duct cover, 510- first opening, 520- exhaust hole, 600- second air duct cover, 610- air inlet, 620- second opening, 630- partition, 650- activated carbon, 700- blowing device, 710- air duct housing, 800- filter, 900- machine cover, 950- seat ring DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0021] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the embodiments described are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without making creative efforts are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0022] See Figures 1 to 3The present invention provides an electric toilet with improved deodorizing ability, comprising a toilet 100, a water tank 200 fixed to the rear of the toilet bowl, a main unit 10 installed above the water tank 200, the main unit 10 comprising a base 300 and a cover 900, a fan 400 accommodated inside the main unit and fixed to the base 300, a first air duct 41 communicating with and fixedly connected to the inlet of the fan 400, a second air duct 42 communicating with and fixedly connected to the outlet of the fan 400, and a seat ring 950 hinged to the main unit 10, wherein the upper end of the water tank 200 of the present invention is The base 300 is open and its lower end is closed to form a receiving chamber 21 for receiving flushing water. The base 300 extends downward on the side of the opening relative to the water tank 200 to form a hollow cylindrical filter portion 310 extending into the receiving chamber 21. The inner cavity 31 of the filter portion 310 is provided with a baffle 311 which divides the upper section of the opening end of the inner cavity 31 into two areas (the lower section of the inner cavity 31 located under the baffle 311 is connected), and a through hole 320 connected to the receiving chamber 21 is provided in the lower section of the inner cavity 31, so that flushing water can enter the inner cavity 31. The liquid level of the flushing water is generally set higher than the bottom end of the baffle 311.
[0023] The electric toilet of the present invention also includes a first air duct cover 500 and a second air duct cover 600. Specifically, see Figure 6 and Figure 7 The first air duct cover 500 is in the shape of a semi-closed pipe, with a first opening 510 opened along the air circulation direction at one end and an exhaust hole 520 connected to the inlet of the fan at the other end; the second air duct cover 600 is also in the shape of a semi-closed pipe, with an air inlet hole 610 connected to the outlet of the fan 400 at one end and a second open opening 620 at the other end. The inner wall of the middle part of the second air duct cover 600 is provided with ribs to form a partition part 630 for dividing the flow direction of the air duct. During assembly, the first air duct cover 500 is placed on the base 300, enclosing the first air duct 41. The second air duct cover 600 is placed on the base 300, forming the second air duct 42. After the second air duct cover 600 is placed on the base 300, its barrier portion 630 faces the baffle 311. This allows air entering the second air duct to be blocked by the barrier portion 630 and the baffle 311, preventing it from flowing through the inner cavity 31 of the filter portion 310. This design directly utilizes the base as part of the components that enclose the first and second air ducts, reducing the number of parts while fully utilizing the base's axial space. The result is a simple and reliable structure, which helps reduce the axial height of the electric toilet.
[0024] In this embodiment, the filter unit 310 is connected midstream to the second air duct 42. Specifically, the connection of the filter unit 310 to the midstream of the second air duct 42 refers to the connection between the partition 630 and the baffle 311, which separates the second air duct 42 into a second air duct inlet section 44 and a second air duct outlet section 45. During operation, air enters the filter unit's inner cavity 31 through the second air duct inlet section 44. The air is then blocked by the baffle and flows to the bottom section of the inner cavity 31, where it bends upward and flows out of the filter unit 310 into the second air duct outlet section 45. The electric toilet design of this utility model extends the filter unit into the water tank's accommodating cavity and is located midstream in the second air duct. This fully utilizes the axial space of the electric toilet and absorbs and filters the air drawn into the air duct with flushing water. The overall structure is simple and reliable, improving the deodorization performance of the electric toilet while maintaining the axial height of the entire unit, without requiring additional consumables. Of course, in other embodiments, the filter unit 310 can also be located midstream in the first air duct 41.
[0025] In order to simplify the mold structure of the base 300, the baffle 311 and the through hole 320 can be formed in one injection molding of the base 300. Figure 3 and Figure 5 The baffle 311 of the present invention is a rib protruding from the inner wall of the filter portion 310 to separate the axial opening of the inner cavity. In the axial projection, the outline of the projection of the baffle 311 is within the outline of the projection of the through hole 320.
[0026] See Figures 3 to 5 The electric toilet with enhanced deodorizing capabilities of the present invention also includes a blower device 700 mounted on the base 300. The blower device 700 is provided with an air duct housing 710 having an air outlet 71. Furthermore, the base 300 has a columnar rim portion 330 protruding from the end surface facing the air duct housing 710, which has an inlet 33 and an outlet 32. During installation, the air duct housing 710 of the blower device 700 is placed over the rim portion 330 and, together with the rim portion 330, forms a front air duct 43. After assembly, the first air inlet 1 of the first air duct 41 is connected to the outlet 32. In this way, the blower device housing and the rim portion on the base form a front air duct that extends beyond the first air duct, preventing the arrangement of other parts from being affected by the first air duct, thereby simplifying the arrangement of the base parts.
[0027] Further, see Figure 2 and Figure 3 The water tank 200 is provided with an overflow port 210 leading to the toilet bowl 110. In axial projection, the outlines of the inlet 33 and the blowing port 71 of the blowing device at least partially overlap with the outline of the overflow port 210. This design, by axially stacking the inlet, blowing port, and overflow port on the base, helps reduce the lateral space occupied by the inlet, blowing port, and overflow port, facilitating the layout of other components of the electric toilet.
[0028] Further, see Figure 2 and Figure 3 The electric toilet with enhanced deodorization capabilities of this utility model also includes a filter 800 mounted on the baffle. The distances from the top and bottom axial ends of the filter 800 to the horizontal plane S are H1 and H3, respectively. The distance from the bottom axial end of the overflow outlet 71 to the horizontal plane S is H2. When the water tank is filled with liquid, the distance from the liquid level to the horizontal plane S is H4. Therefore, H1 is greater than H2, and H3 is less than H4. This design allows the filter, which has absorbed water, to filter the air in the air duct, thereby improving deodorization efficiency.
[0029] See Figure 2 In order to further filter the gas in the air duct and improve the deodorization ability, activated carbon 650 is provided in the second air duct 42 of the utility model.
[0030] The working principle of the electric toilet with enhanced deodorizing ability of the utility model is shown in Figure 3 As described above, when the deodorizing function of the electric toilet is turned on, the fan 400 is started, and the gas in the toilet bowl 110 enters from the overflow port 210 through the inlet port 33 and enters the front air duct 43 under the suction force generated by the fan 400. The gas flowing through the front air duct 43 passes through the exhaust port 32 and enters the first air duct 41. The gas entering the first air duct 41 passes through the pressure chamber of the fan 400 and enters the second air duct air inlet section 44. After the wind flows into the inner cavity 31 of the filter part 310 in the second air duct air inlet section 44, it enters the second air duct exhaust section 45 and is discharged to the outlet. The water arranged in the filter part 310 is used to absorb and filter the gas sucked in from the toilet bowl 110, thereby improving the deodorizing ability of the electric toilet.
Claims
1. An electric toilet with improved deodorizing capability, comprising a water tank (200) fixed to a toilet (100), the water tank having an open upper end and a closed lower end to form a receiving chamber (21) for accommodating flushing water, a base (300) disposed above the water tank (200), a blower (400) disposed on the base, a first air duct (41) and a second air duct (42) connected to the inlet and outlet of the blower (400), respectively, wherein a first air inlet (1) of the first air duct (41) leads to a toilet bowl (110) of the toilet (100), characterized in that: A hollow cylindrical filter portion (310) protrudes from the base (300) toward one side of the water tank and extends into the accommodating cavity (21). The upper section of the filter portion (310) is provided with a baffle (311) that divides its inner cavity into two areas. The bottom wall of the inner cavity (31) of the filter portion is provided with a through hole (320) that communicates with the accommodating cavity (21). The bottom end of the baffle (311) is located below the level of the flushing water stored in the accommodating cavity (21). The filter portion (310) is connected to the middle of the first air duct (41) or the second air duct (42). Air flowing through the first air duct (41) or the second air duct (42) enters the inner cavity (31) of the filter portion, is blocked by the baffle (311), flows to the bottom of the inner cavity (31), and then bends upward to flow out of the filter portion (310).
2. The electric toilet with enhanced deodorizing capability according to claim 1, characterized in that: The baffle (311) is a rib protruding from the inner wall of the filter portion to separate the upper section of the opening end of the inner cavity (31). In axial projection, the outline of the projection of the baffle (311) is within the outline of the projection of the through hole (320).
3. The electric toilet with enhanced deodorizing capability according to claim 1, characterized in that: The invention also includes a first air duct cover (500) and a second air duct cover (600) in the shape of a semi-enclosed pipe, wherein the filter portion (310) is located midstream of the second air duct (42), and the inner wall of the second air duct cover (600) is provided with a partition portion (630) formed by convex ribs, the first air duct cover (500) is covered on the base (300) and forms a first air duct (41) with the first air duct, and the second air duct cover (600) is covered on the base (300) and forms a second air duct (42) with the second air duct, and the partition portion (630) is directly opposite to the baffle (311), so that air entering the second air duct is blocked by the partition portion (630) and the baffle (311) and flows through the inner cavity (31) of the filter portion (310).
4. The electric toilet with enhanced deodorizing capability according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: The invention also includes a blowing device (700) installed on the base (300), wherein the axial end surface of the base (300) protrudes a columnar peripheral portion (330) having an inlet (33) and an outlet (32), and the air duct housing (710) of the blowing device (700) is arranged axially above the peripheral portion (330) and forms a front air duct (43) with the peripheral portion (330), and the first air inlet (1) of the first air duct (41) is connected to the outlet (32).
5. The electric toilet with enhanced deodorizing capability according to claim 4, characterized in that: The water tank (200) is provided with an overflow port (210) leading to the toilet bowl (110), and the blowing device (700) is provided with a blowing port (71) for blowing air outwards. The overflow port (210) is connected to the inlet (33), and in axial projection, the contours of the inlet (33) and the blowing port (71) at least partially overlap with the contour of the overflow port (210).
6. The electric toilet with enhanced deodorizing capability according to claim 5, characterized in that: The invention also includes a filter screen (800) arranged on the baffle, wherein the distances from the axial top end face and the axial bottom end face of the filter screen (800) to the horizontal plane S are H1 and H3 respectively, the distance from the axial bottom end face of the overflow outlet (210) to the horizontal plane S is H2, and the distance from the liquid level of the water tank to the horizontal plane S when the water tank is in a liquid-filled state is H4, and the conditions are such that H1 is greater than H2 and H3 is less than H4.
7. The electric toilet with enhanced deodorizing capability according to claim 1, characterized in that: Activated carbon (650) is provided in the second air duct (42).