A water outlet for a water purifier

Abstract

This utility model discloses a water outlet for a water purifier, including a vertical water outlet section and two water inlets, each corresponding to a water pipe with a different temperature, arranged vertically. A baffle is provided at the junction of the lower water inlet and the water outlet section, located at the upper end of the junction and forming an angle of 15°–60° with the vertical water outlet section. When hot water flows from the upper water inlet into the water outlet, it is blocked by the baffle, preventing it from flowing into or seeping into the lower water inlet, thus not affecting the water temperature at the lower water inlet.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the technical field of water purification equipment, and in particular relates to a water outlet nozzle for a water purifier. Background Technology

[0002] The water outlet in a water purifier is the final part from which water flows out. Its structure is very simple; its function is merely the end of the flow path, and it doesn't act as a valve. The flow of water is controlled by a solenoid valve on the water circuit. Currently, water purifier outlets generally contain two water paths, such as hot water and warm water, to provide different services to users. These two water paths typically have their inlets at opposite ends of the outlet. Therefore, when using the upper water path, the water flowing down may seep into the lower water path, thus changing its temperature. This is especially true for some water purifiers that now offer both hot and chilled water, with a significant temperature difference, making the impact of different temperatures even more pronounced. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art and provide a water outlet for a water purifier.

[0004] Therefore, the technical solution adopted by this utility model is as follows: a water outlet for a water purifier, including a vertical water outlet section and two water inlets, each corresponding to a water pipe of different temperatures, with the two water inlets arranged vertically; characterized in that: at the junction of the lower water inlet and the water outlet section, a baffle is provided, the baffle being located at the upper end of the junction and forming an angle of 15°-60° with the vertical water outlet section.

[0005] The lowest position of the baffle is not higher than the lowest position of the lower water inlet end.

[0006] The two water inlets are as follows: the upper water inlet corresponds to the high-temperature water pipe, and the lower water inlet corresponds to the low-temperature water pipe.

[0007] When the temperatures of the two water pipes are not significantly different, there is little need to use this invention. Therefore, this invention is typically used when the high-temperature water pipe contains hot water (above 95°C) and the low-temperature water pipe contains ice water (below 5°C), a significant temperature difference requiring some degree of isolation. When hot water flows from the upper inlet to the outlet, it is blocked by the baffle, preventing it from flowing into or seeping into the lower inlet, thus not affecting the water temperature at the lower inlet. Simultaneously, placing the low-temperature water pipe below the high-temperature water pipe also avoids the influence of heat radiation. Attached Figure Description

[0008] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the present invention.

[0009] Figure 2This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0010] See the attached drawings. The water outlet in this embodiment includes a vertical water outlet section 1, a hot water inlet 2, and an ice water inlet 3, wherein the hot water inlet 2 is positioned above the ice water inlet 3. A baffle 4 is provided at the junction of the ice water inlet 3 and the water outlet section 1. The baffle is located at the upper end of the junction and forms a 30° angle with the vertical water outlet section, thereby obliquely covering the junction of the ice water inlet 3 and the water outlet section 1. When hot water flows out from the hot water inlet 2, it flows through the vertical water outlet section 1 above the baffle; when ice water flows out from the ice water inlet 3, it flows through the vertical water outlet section 1 below the baffle.

Claims

1. A water outlet for a water purifier, comprising a vertical water outlet section and two water inlets, each corresponding to a water pipe at a different temperature, the two water inlets being arranged vertically; characterized in that: At the junction of the lower water inlet and outlet sections, a baffle is provided. The baffle is located at the upper end of the junction and forms an angle of 15°-60° with the vertical water outlet section.

2. The water outlet nozzle for a water purifier as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The lowest position of the baffle is not higher than the lowest position of the lower water inlet end.

3. A water outlet nozzle for a water purifier as described in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The two water inlets are as follows: the upper water inlet corresponds to the high-temperature water pipe, and the lower water inlet corresponds to the low-temperature water pipe.

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