A UV light source uses a switch to alternate power between disinfection and lavatory devices.
Phase-based detection resolves instability from momentum changes, preventing unnecessary jetting and reducing water wastage.
Conductive adhesive mounts the sensor button, eliminating screw holes that trap bacteria and dust.
A drain valve push button ensemble uses a connecting sleeve and compression bar to transmit axial force while maintaining fixed directional orientation.
Segmenting the float into a body and base allows interchangeable plugs to optimize water flow, solving inventory complexity from non-adjustable holes.
Passive water separator design eliminates valves by using Bernoulli effect and centrifugal force to block flushing water from odor extraction unit.
Segmented window lock prevents user adjustment of drain opening size, maintaining predetermined flush volume compliance.
Coaxial adjusting members use 10-degree play to let dust pass through, preventing accumulation that immobilizes the float mechanism.
A dual-flush valve body uses movable floats to select discrete height positions for water flow control.
A rotary winding device pulls up a discharge valve using separate linking members to enable full and partial flushing operations.
An adjustable cord and locking mechanism replace rigid chains, preventing entanglement while enabling quick installation.