EP2224065B1 - Sanitary fitting with isolated discharge tube - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
- E03C—DOMESTIC PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS FOR FRESH WATER OR WASTE WATER; SINKS
- E03C1/00—Domestic plumbing installations for fresh water or waste water; Sinks
- E03C1/02—Plumbing installations for fresh water
- E03C1/04—Water-basin installations specially adapted to wash-basins or baths
- E03C1/0404—Constructional or functional features of the spout
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
- E03C—DOMESTIC PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS FOR FRESH WATER OR WASTE WATER; SINKS
- E03C1/00—Domestic plumbing installations for fresh water or waste water; Sinks
- E03C1/02—Plumbing installations for fresh water
- E03C1/05—Arrangements of devices on wash-basins, baths, sinks, or the like for remote control of taps
- E03C1/055—Electrical control devices, e.g. with push buttons, control panels or the like
- E03C1/057—Electrical control devices, e.g. with push buttons, control panels or the like touchless, i.e. using sensors
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F21—LIGHTING
- F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- F21V33/00—Structural combinations of lighting devices with other articles, not otherwise provided for
- F21V33/0004—Personal or domestic articles
- F21V33/004—Sanitary equipment, e.g. mirrors, showers, toilet seats or paper dispensers
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F21—LIGHTING
- F21Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES F21K, F21L, F21S and F21V, RELATING TO THE FORM OR THE KIND OF THE LIGHT SOURCES OR OF THE COLOUR OF THE LIGHT EMITTED
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- the present invention relates to a sanitary fitting according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- a sanitary fitting of this kind is for example from the document WO 2004/051010 A known.
- This has an outflow tube, which is arranged on a base and projects with a discharge pipe section over the base.
- the sanitary fitting can be attached to a support.
- a sensor such as an infrared sensor, arranged to determine whether a person is in the sensor area or not.
- the sensor is connected to an electronic control which on the one hand controls a light source arranged on the outflow pipe and on the other hand a valve, which in turn releases or interrupts the water flow through the outflow pipe.
- a non-contact controllable basin fitting with the features of the preamble of claim 1 which has a base and an outlet.
- the basin mixer includes a controller, a power source, a solenoid valve and a capacitive sensor.
- the water-carrying components are formed from electrically non-conductive materials and / or insulated against the base or the outlet.
- At least the electrically conductive base pipe section of the outflow pipe, which runs through the base, is galvanically separated from the base of the sanitary fitting. This creates the possibility of the spout itself or its discharge pipe section, for example, as part of a electronic circuit, in particular a sensor to use.
- the outflow pipe section, or the outflow pipe is also galvanically separated from the water intended to flow through it. This allows the use of the inventive sanitary fitting in areas with less clean and thus less electrically insulating water than in areas with very clean water.
- the outflow tube section itself forms an electrode of a sensor device.
- the electronics of the sensor device is designed, as in the document WO 2004/013966 A is disclosed.
- a valve device for controlling the flow of water through the spout is controlled by an electronic control, which in turn is controlled by the sensor electronics.
- the control of the water flow takes place according to the EP 1 601 841 A known methods.
- the DE 10 2007 015 424 A1 discloses a non-contact controllable washbasin faucet having a valve body and a spout. It includes a controller, a power source, a solenoid valve and a capacitive sensor. In the basin mixer, the water-carrying components are formed from electrically non-conductive materials and / or isolated from the housing or the outlet.
- the EP 1 739 241 A1 discloses a sanitary, in particular electronically operable, water outlet fitting with at least one outlet pipe having at least one water outlet opening and at least one actuator for changing the water temperature and / or the water volume flow and a method for operating such.
- the actuating device is arranged in the region of a free end of the outlet pipe.
- Fig. 1 shows a particularly preferred embodiment of a sanitary fitting 10 according to the invention with an outflow pipe 12, which has a discharge pipe section 14 and a base pipe section 16 and to a base 17, of this galvanically isolated, is attached.
- the base 17 defines a longitudinal axis of the sanitary fitting 10.
- the discharge pipe section 14 is freely accessible from the environment and arranged outside the base 17.
- the electrical isolation takes place by means of an electrical first insulation 18. Due to the electrical isolation between the spout 12 and the base 17, the spout 12 can be used as an electrode of a sensor device 19.
- an electrically insulating hose 20 which runs through the outflow pipe 12 and electrically separates the water flowing through it from the outflow pipe 12.
- the electrical insulating tube 20 forms an electrical second insulation 21.
- the water flowing through the electrically insulating tube 20 passes from a, in an outflow-side end portion of the spout 12 arranged mouth member 22, through a jet former 23 from.
- the electrically insulating tube 20 is connected at its downstream end to the mouth member 22 and at its upstream end to a threaded coupling 24 (see Fig. 2 ), for example by means of the brand name John Guest, well-known couplings that are used in sanitary technology connected.
- the threaded coupling 24 is used for connection to a, arranged below a support 26 valve device 28 (see FIG. 2 ).
- the sensor device 19 has a sensor electronics 42 arranged below the support 26, which is electrically connected to the base pipe section 16 or the outflow pipe section 14 by means of a pin 43 likewise belonging to the sensor device 19.
- the Fig. 2 shows a longitudinal section through an enlarged portion of the base 17, the in Fig. 1
- the sensor electronics 42 is electrically connected to the electronic controller 40, and this with the valve device 28.
- the sensor electronics 42 serve to generate a presence or absence signal and to pass to the electronic controller 40, which controls the valve means 28 and the light sources 32, 34.
- a presence signal is generated when an object, eg a hand, is located in a defined sensor area 44.
- An absence signal is generated when there is no object in the defined sensor area 44.
- the sensor region 44 extends around the outflow tube section 14 at a distance of, for example, about 25 cm; comp. Fig. 1 and Fig. 3 ,
- the base 17 has a base sleeve 45, which passes through the support 26, for example a washstand, and at its upper end has a radially outwardly projecting flange 46, which is supported on the support 26.
- the base sleeve 45 is by means of a, on a External thread, which is located in the lower region of the base sleeve 45, screwed fastening nut 47 and where necessary by means of a spacer 48 on the support 26, in a known manner, clamped.
- the base pipe section 16 passes through the base sleeve 45 and is mounted within the base sleeve 45 by means of the electrical first insulation 18, which is formed by an electrically insulating clamping disk 50 and a pin-shaped insulating element 52.
- the electrically insulating clamping disk 50 Radially outwardly, the electrically insulating clamping disk 50 is supported with a radially outwardly lying support portion 51 on an inner shoulder of the base sleeve 45 and radially inside an outer shoulder of the base pipe section 16 is supported by means of the clamping plate 50 from.
- the pin-shaped insulating element 52 has a radially projecting bead, which is supported on the inlet-side end 54 of the base sleeve 45.
- the base pipe section 16 is passed through a passage in the peg-shaped insulating element 52.
- the base pipe section 16 has in its upstream end region on an external thread on which a, a holding member forming, retaining nut 55 (may also be formed in other ways), which is electrically connected to the base pipe section 16, is screwed.
- the base pipe section 16 With the help of the clamping plate 50, the external thread on the base pipe section 16 and the retaining nut 55, which is supported on the pin-shaped insulating member 52 and thus pulls the outer shoulder of the base pipe section 16 and the base pipe section 16 down, the base pipe section 16 is clamped to the base sleeve 45 ,
- the electrically insulating clamping disk 50 points in the radial direction between base pipe section 16 and Base sleeve 45 passages in the direction of the longitudinal axis, through which the first electrical feed cable 36 is passed for the base light source 32.
- the sleeve-like light guide 30, which is arranged on the base 17, has a hollow cylindrical portion 56 which engages in the base sleeve 45.
- the light-guiding element 30 Above the support 26 and then to the flange 46, the light-guiding element 30 has a cylindrical section 57, which connects in one piece to the hollow cylindrical section 56.
- the outer diameter of the cylindrical portion 57 is larger than the flange 46 of the base sleeve 45.
- the light guide 30 In the direction of the longitudinal axis, the light guide 30 has a passage for the base pipe section 16.
- the light-conducting element 30 is held in place by means of two sealing rings forming quad rings 60, 62.
- the first quadring 60 is clamped between the free end of the truncated cone 58 and a circumferential shoulder on the base pipe section 16.
- the second quadring 62 is arranged radially outside the flange 46 of the base sleeve 45, between the cylindrical portion 57 of the light-guiding element 30 and the support 26.
- the quad rings 60, 62 prevent excessive tension in the light guide 30 and the ingress of dirt and water.
- the second quadring 62 simultaneously compensates for unevenness on the support 26, so that a controlled fixation can take place.
- the light-guiding element 30 is preferably formed from Plexiglas or glass.
- the base light source 32 is arranged directly below the light guide element 30, within the base sleeve 45, the front side and can thus engage light in the light guide 30, which exits above the support 26 from the light exit surface 64 and lateral surface of the cylindrical portion 57 and the truncated cone 58 again.
- the base light source 32 has two semi-annular printed circuit boards 66, 68, which form a ring in the mounted state and on the surface, on the light guide 30 side facing evenly distributed in the circumferential direction, LED's are arranged.
- the base light source 32 feeds the light via the light entry surface 70 at the upstream end of the light guide element 30.
- the outflow pipe section 14 is screwed with its upstream end region up to a stop 72 on the base pipe section 16 on this and thereby electrically connected thereto.
- the electrical connection of the base pipe section 16 and thus of the discharge pipe section 14 with the sensor electronics 42 is made by the pin 43, which engages with an upper end in a blind hole 74 in the retaining nut 55 and a lower end in a female connector 76 of the sensor electronics 42.
- the free surface of the pin 43, between the retaining nut 55 and the female connector 76 is electrically isolated from external influences.
- the sensor electronics 42 is in a preferred manner, according to that in the document WO 2004/013966 (Fig. 4B) disclosed circuit, wherein the discharge pipe section 14 has a so-called absorption surface forms. With regard to the structure and operation of the sensor electronics 42 is on the document WO 2004/013966 directed.
- the described sensor electronics 42 generates a presence or absence signal and forwards it to the electronic controller 40, which then controls the valve device 28, according to the presence or absence signal, whereby the flow of water is started or interrupted.
- an AC generator G, a first capacitor C1, a second capacitor C2 and a signal amplifier A are shown.
- the AC voltage generator G generates a signal which is coupled via the capacitor C1 into the outflow pipe 12 and thus into the outflow pipe section 14.
- the signal which is changed by the presence or absence of an object, for example a hand is coupled into the signal amplifier A by the capacitor C2.
- the signal amplifier A then forwards the generated presence or absence signal to the electronic controller 40.
- Fig. 3 shows a longitudinal section through the outflow-side end portion of the outflow pipe 12, which in Fig. 1 Sanitary fitting shown 10.
- the mouth member 22 In the outflow-side end portion of the mouth member 22 is arranged, which has a cup-shaped mounting portion 78 with an inner and an outer thread.
- the external thread serves to screw the orifice element 22 tight in the outflow-side end section of the outflow tube 12, which has an internal thread.
- the internal thread of the mouth member 22 serves the light-transmitting jet former 23, preferably the company Neoperl, which has a corresponding external thread has to fasten.
- the cup-shaped attachment portion 78 of the mouth member 22 projects, in the longitudinal direction of the outflow tube 12 with respect to its end face, so that a bead forms a face 80 and a lateral surface 82, through which the light originating from the outlet light source 34 can escape to the environment ,
- the lateral surface 82 of the mouth element 22 lies in the extension of the outer lateral surface 83 of the outflow tube 12.
- the end face 80 of the mouth element 22 is preferably aligned at right angles to the lateral surface 82 of the mouth element 22.
- the cup-shaped attachment portion 78 has a bottom 84 with a central passage. From this bottom 84 is, on the beam former 23 side facing away, a hollow cylindrical fixing sleeve 86 from.
- the electrically insulating tube 20 is connected to the protruding, hollow cylindrical fixing sleeve 86, for example by means of the John Guest coupling.
- the mouth member 22 is in a translucent material, preferably Plexiglas and preferably in one piece, executed.
- the second electrical feed cable 38 for the outflow light source 34 extends between the tube 20 and the outflow tube 12 and is connected in the region of the mouth element 22 to the outlet light source 34.
- the outlet light source 34 is supported, so that the light is coupled into the mouth element 22 or the bottom 84.
- Approximately a first half of the light passes through the bottom into a water jet or chamber 88 passing through the attachment section 78 and the jet former 23 is limited, coupled.
- Approximately a second half of the light exits through the face 80 and the lateral surface 82 of the mouth member to the environment.
- the outflow light source 34 has two semi-annular printed circuit boards 90, 92, which form a ring in the assembled state and on the surface, on the side facing the light guide 30, evenly distributed in the circumferential direction, LEDs are arranged.
- the outflow pipe section 14 fed by the AC generator G builds up an electromagnetic field around it. If an object, for example a hand, is moved or is in this electromagnetic field or sensor area 44, this object influences the electromagnetic field. This is detected by the sensor electronics 42. Subsequently, the valve device 28 and the light sources 32, 34 are controlled accordingly and started the flow of water and energy. The light serves as an indicator and indicates whether an object is located in the sensor area 44 and which operating state the sanitary fitting 10 has at the current time.
- the sanitary fitting 10 can also be equipped with a one-piece outflow tube 12, which is formed from an electrically conductive material.
- the outflow pipe 12 with an internally applied electrical insulation which would be used instead of the hose 20.
- the upstream connection region of the outflow tube 12 must be galvanically separated from the valve device 28, preferably at the upstream end of the outflow tube 12.
- the outflow pipe section 14 may also be rotatably supported on the base pipe section 16 with respect to the longitudinal axis. If the outflow tube 12 is formed in one piece, then it is conceivable to rotatably support the outflow tube 12 on the electrical first insulation 18 with respect to the longitudinal axis. In both cases, the outflow pipe section 14 or the outflow pipe 12 must be made of electrically conductive material.
- the outflow pipe section 14 may also be electrically insulated from the base pipe section 16, in which case an electrical conductor must lead from the sensor electronics 42 to the outflow pipe section 14.
- the mouth member 22 may also be formed of an opaque material, such as steel. In this case, an electrical insulation between the mouth member 22 and the discharge pipe section 14 must be arranged in order to galvanically separate the water flowing through the sanitary fitting 10 from the discharge pipe section 14.
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Die vorliegende Erfindung betrifft eine Sanitärarmatur gemäss dem Oberbegriff des Patentanspruchs 1.The present invention relates to a sanitary fitting according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
Eine Sanitärarmatur dieser Art ist beispielsweise aus dem Dokument
Aus der
Es ist eine Aufgabe der vorliegenden Erfindung, eine gattungsgemässe Sanitärarmatur zu schaffen, deren Ausflussrohr stabil am Sockel befestigt ist, jedoch trotzdem von ihm galvanisch getrennt ist.It is an object of the present invention to provide a generic sanitary fitting, the spout is stably fixed to the base, but is still electrically isolated from him.
Diese Aufgabe wird mit einer Sanitärarmatur gelöst, welche die Merkmale des Patentanspruchs 1 aufweist.This object is achieved with a sanitary fitting, which has the features of claim 1.
Erfindungsgemäss ist wenigstens der elektrisch leitende Sockelrohrabschnitt des Ausflussrohrs, welcher durch den Sockels verläuft, vom Sockel der Sanitärarmatur galvanisch getrennt. Dadurch ist die Möglichkeit geschaffen, das Ausflussrohr selber bzw. dessen Ausflussrohrabschnitt beispielsweise als Teil einer elektronischen Schaltung, insbesondere eines Sensors zu verwenden.According to the invention, at least the electrically conductive base pipe section of the outflow pipe, which runs through the base, is galvanically separated from the base of the sanitary fitting. This creates the possibility of the spout itself or its discharge pipe section, for example, as part of a electronic circuit, in particular a sensor to use.
In bevorzugter Weise ist der Ausflussrohrabschnitt, oder das Ausflussrohr, auch vom durch diesen hindurch zu fliessen bestimmten Wasser galvanisch getrennt. Dies ermöglicht den Einsatz der erfindungsgemässen Sanitärarmatur auch in Gebieten mit weniger sauberem und somit elektrisch weniger gut isolierendem Wasser als in Gebieten mit sehr sauberem Wasser.In a preferred manner, the outflow pipe section, or the outflow pipe, is also galvanically separated from the water intended to flow through it. This allows the use of the inventive sanitary fitting in areas with less clean and thus less electrically insulating water than in areas with very clean water.
Erfindungsgemäß bildet der Ausflussrohrabschnitt selber eine Elektrode einer Sensoreinrichtung. In bevorzugter Weise ist die Elektronik der Sensoreinrichtung ausgeführt, wie dies in der Druckschrift
In einer weiteren besonders bevorzugten Ausführungsform wird eine Ventileinrichtung zum Steuern des Wasserflusses durch das Ausflussrohr durch eine elektronische Steuerung gesteuert, welche ihrerseits von der Sensorelektronik angesteuert ist. In bevorzugter Weise erfolgt die Steuerung des Wasserflusses gemäss dem aus der
Die
Die
Weitere bevorzugte Ausführungsformen der erfindungsgemässen Sanitärarmatur sind in weiteren abhängigen Patentansprüchen angegeben.Further preferred embodiments of the inventive sanitary fitting are specified in further dependent claims.
Es zeigen rein schematisch:
- Fig. 1
- einen Längsschnitt durch eine erfindungsgemässe Sanitärarmatur mit einem Ausflussrohr, welches mittels eines Sockels an einer Auflage befestigt ist, wobei das Ausflussrohr vom Sockel galvanisch getrennt ist;
- Fig. 2
- ebenfalls im Längsschnitt und bezüglich
Fig. 1 vergrößert, einen Teil der Sanitärarmatur mit einer elektronischen Steuerung und einer Ventileinrichtung; und - Fig. 3
- ebenfalls im Längsschnitt ein ausflussseitiger Endabschnitt des Ausflussrohrs mit einem lichtdurchlässigen Mündungselement das einen Schlauch fixiert.
- Fig. 1
- a longitudinal section through a sanitary fitting according to the invention with a spout, which is attached by means of a base to a support is, wherein the spout is galvanically isolated from the base;
- Fig. 2
- also in longitudinal section and with respect
Fig. 1 enlarged, a part of the sanitary fitting with an electronic control and a valve device; and - Fig. 3
- also in longitudinal section an outflow-side end portion of the spout with a translucent mouth member which fixes a hose.
Im Innern des Ausflussrohrs 12 befindet sich ein durch das Ausflussrohr 12 hindurch verlaufender, elektrisch isolierender Schlauch 20, der das durch ihn hindurch fliessende Wasser vom Ausflussrohr 12 galvanisch trennt. Der elektrische isolierende Schlauch 20 bildet eine elektrische zweite Isolation 21. Das durch den elektrisch isolierenden Schlauch 20 hindurch fliessende Wasser tritt aus einem, in einem ausflussseitigen Endabschnitt des Ausflussrohrs 12 angeordneten Mündungselement 22, durch einen Strahlbildner 23 aus. Der elektrisch isolierende Schlauch 20 ist mit seinem stromabwärts liegenden Ende am Mündungselement 22 und mit seinem stromaufwärts liegenden Ende an eine Schraubkupplung 24 (siehe
Der Sockel 17 weist ein manschettenartiges Lichtleitelement 30 auf, unterhalb desjenigen eine Sockellichtquelle 32 angeordnet ist, welche das manschettenartige Lichtleitelement 30 beleuchtet. Eine Auslauflichtquelle 34 ist an dem Mündungselement 22 der Sanitärarmatur 10 angeordnet, wobei die Sockellichtquelle 32 von einem ersten elektrischen Speisekabel 36 und die Auslauflichtquelle 34 von einem zweiten elektrischen Speisekabel 38 mit Energie versorgt werden. Die Energieversorgung und die Steuerung der beiden Lichtquellen 32, 34 übernimmt eine elektronische Steuerung 40. Die beiden Speisekabel 36, 38 sind quellseitig mit der elektronischen Steuerung 40 (siehe
- Blau; die
Sanitärarmatur 10 gibt kaltes Wasser ab, - Orange; die
Sanitärarmatur 10 gibt lauwarmes Wasser ab, - Rot; die
Sanitärarmatur 10 gibt heisses Wasser ab, - Grün; die
Sanitärarmatur 10 befindet sich im Reinigungsmodus und kann, ohne dass bei einer Annäherung durch ein Objekt Wasser abgegeben wird, gereinigt werden.
- Blue; the
sanitary fitting 10 releases cold water, - Orange; the
sanitary fitting 10 releases lukewarm water, - Red; the
sanitary fitting 10 releases hot water, - Green; the
sanitary fitting 10 is in the cleaning mode and can be cleaned without giving off water when approaching through an object.
Neben dem Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 bzw. dem Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 weist die Sensoreinrichtung 19 eine, unterhalb der Auflage 26 angeordnete Sensorelektronik 42 auf, die mittels einem, ebenfalls zur Sensoreinrichtung 19 gehörenden Stift 43, elektrisch mit dem Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 bzw. dem Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 verbunden ist.In addition to the
Die
Der Sockel 17 weist eine Sockelhülse 45 auf, welche die Auflage 26, beispielsweise einen Waschtisch, durchgreift und an ihrem oben liegenden Ende einen radial nach aussen vorstehenden Flansch 46 aufweist, der sich an der Auflage 26 abstützt. Die Sockelhülse 45 ist mittels einer, auf ein Aussengewinde, welches sich im unteren Bereich der Sockelhülse 45 befindet, aufgeschraubten Befestigungsmutter 47 und wo nötig mit Hilfe eines Distanzhalters 48 an der Auflage 26, in bekannter Art und Weise, festgeklemmt.The
Der Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 durchgreift die Sockelhülse 45 und ist mittels der elektrischen ersten Isolation 18, welche durch eine elektrisch isolierenden Spannscheibe 50 und ein zapfenförmiges Isolationselement 52 gebildet ist, innerhalb der Sockelhülse 45 gelagert. Radial aussen stützt sich die elektrisch isolierende Spannscheibe 50 mit einem radial aussen liegenden Stützbereich 51 an einer Innenschulter der Sockelhülse 45 ab und radial innen stützt sich eine Aussenschulter des Sockelrohrabschnitts 16 mittels der Spannscheibe 50 ab. Das zapfenförmige Isolationselement 52 weist einen radial vorstehenden Wulst auf, der sich am einlassseitigen Ende 54 der Sockelhülse 45 abstützt. Der Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 ist durch einen Durchlass im zapfenförmigen Isolationselement 52 hindurchgeführt. Der Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 weist in seinem stromaufwärts liegenden Endbereich ein Aussengewinde auf, auf welchem eine, ein Halteorgan bildende, Haltemutter 55 (kann auch auf andere Art und Weise ausgebildet sein), welche elektrisch leitend mit dem Sockelrohrabschnitt 16, verbunden ist, aufgeschraubt ist. Mit Hilfe der Spannscheibe 50, des Aussengewindes auf dem Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 und der Haltemutter 55, die sich auf dem zapfenförmigen Isolationselement 52 abstützt und somit die Aussenschulter des Sockelrohrabschnitts 16 bzw. den Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 nach unten zieht, ist der Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 mit der Sockelhülse 45 verspannt. Die elektrisch isolierende Spannscheibe 50 weist in radialer Richtung zwischen Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 und Sockelhülse 45 Durchlässe in Richtung der Längsachse auf, durch welche das erste elektrische Speisekabel 36 für die Sockellichtquelle 32 hindurchgeführt ist.The
Das manschettenartige Lichtleitelement 30, das am Sockel 17 angeordnet ist, weist einen hohlzylinderförmigen Abschnitt 56 auf, der in die Sockelhülse 45 eingreift. Oberhalb der Auflage 26 und anschliessend an den Flansch 46 weist das Lichtleitelement 30 einen zylinderförmigen Abschnitt 57 auf, welcher einstückig an dem hohlzylinderförmigen Abschnitt 56 anschliesst. Oberhalb des zylinderförmigen Abschnitts 57 bildet das Lichtleitelement 30, ebenfalls einstückig, einen Kegelstumpf 58. Der Aussendurchmesser des zylinderförmigen Abschnitts 57 ist grösser als der Flansch 46 der Sockelhülse 45. In Richtung der Längsachse weist das Lichtleitelement 30 einen Durchlass für den Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 auf. Das Lichtleitelement 30 ist, mittels zweier Dichtungselemente bildender Quadringe 60, 62, festgehalten. Der erste Quadring 60 ist zwischen dem freien Ende des Kegelstumpfs 58 und einer umlaufenden Schulter am Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 festgeklemmt. Der zweite Quadring 62 ist radial ausserhalb des Flansches 46 der Sockelhülse 45, zwischen dem zylinderförmigen Abschnitt 57 des Lichtleitelements 30 und der Auflage 26 angeordnet. Die Quadringe 60, 62 verhindern eine zu hohe Spannung im Lichtleitelement 30 sowie das Eindringen von Schmutz und Wasser. Der zweite Quadring 62 gleicht gleichzeitig Unebenheiten auf der Auflage 26 aus, damit eine kontrollierte Fixierung erfolgen kann. Das Lichtleitelement 30 ist vorzugsweise aus Plexiglas oder Glas ausgebildet.The sleeve-like
Die Sockellichtquelle 32 ist unmittelbar unterhalb des Lichtleitelements 30, innerhalb der Sockelhülse 45, stirnseitig angeordnet und kann so Licht in das Lichtleitelement 30 einkuppeln, welches oberhalb der Auflage 26 aus der Lichtaustrittsfläche 64 bzw. Mantelfläche des zylinderförmigen Abschnitts 57 und des Kegelstumpfs 58 wieder austritt. Die Sockellichtquelle 32 weist zwei halbringförmige Printplatten 66, 68 auf, die im montierten Zustand einen Ring bilden und auf deren Oberfläche, auf der dem Lichtleitelement 30 zugewandten Seite, in Umfangsrichtung gleichmässig verteilt, LED's angeordnet sind. Die Sockellichtquelle 32 speist das Licht über die Lichteintrittsfläche 70 am stromaufwärts liegenden Ende des Lichtleitelements 30 ein.The base
Der Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 ist mit seinem stromaufwärts liegenden Endbereich bis zu einem Anschlag 72 am Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 auf diesen aufgeschraubt und dadurch elektrisch leitend mit diesem verbunden.The
Die elektrische Verbindung des Sockelrohrabschnitts 16 und somit des Ausflussrohrabschnitts 14 mit der Sensorelektronik 42 ist durch den Stift 43, der mit einem oberen Ende in eine Sacklochbohrung 74 in der Haltemutter 55 und mit einem unteren Ende in eine Steckerbuchse 76 der Sensorelektronik 42 eingreift, hergestellt. Die freie Fläche des Stifts 43, zwischen der Haltemutter 55 und der Steckerbuchse 76, ist gegen äussere Einflüsse elektrisch isoliert.The electrical connection of the
Die Sensorelektronik 42 ist in bevorzugter Weise, entsprechend der in der Druckschrift
Der becherförmige Befestigungsabschnitt 78 weist einen Boden 84 mit einem mittigen Durchlass auf. Von diesem Boden 84 steht, auf der dem Strahlbildner 23 abgewandten Seite, eine hohlzylinderförmige Fixierungshülse 86 ab. Der elektrisch isolierende Schlauch 20 wird an der abstehenden, hohlzylinderförmigen Fixierungshülse 86, beispielsweise mittels der John Guest Kupplung, angeschlossen. Das Mündungselement 22 ist in einem lichtdurchlässigen Material, vorzugsweise Plexiglas und vorzugsweise einstückig, ausgeführt.The cup-shaped
Das zweite elektrische Speisekabel 38 für die Auslauflichtquelle 34 verläuft zwischen dem Schlauch 20 und dem Ausflussrohr 12 hindurch und ist im Bereich des Mündungselements 22 an die Auslauflichtquelle 34 angeschlossen. Auf der dem Befestigungsabschnitt 78 abgewandten Seite des Bodens 84, ist die Auslauflichtquelle 34 abgestützt, sodass das Licht in das Mündungselement 22 bzw. den Boden 84 eingekoppelt wird. Ungefähr eine erste Hälfte des Lichts wird durch den Boden in einen Wasserstrahl bzw. eine Wasserkammer 88, die durch den Befestigungsabschnitt 78 und den Strahlbildner 23 begrenzt ist, eingekoppelt. Ungefähr eine zweite Hälfte des Lichts tritt durch die Stirn- 80 und die Mantelfläche 82 des Mündungselements an die Umgebung aus. Die Auslauflichtquelle 34 weist zwei halbringförmige Printplatten 90, 92 auf, die im montierten Zustand einen Ring bilden und auf deren Oberfläche, auf der dem Lichtleitelement 30 zugewandten Seite, in Umfangsrichtung gleichmässig verteilt, LED's angeordnet sind.The second
Der, durch den Wechselspannungsgenerator G angespeiste Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 baut um sich herum ein elektromagnetisches Feld auf. Bewegt oder befindet sich ein Gegenstand, beispielsweise eine Hand, in diesem elektromagnetischen Feld bzw. Sensorbereich 44, so beeinflusst dieser Gegenstand das elektromagnetische Feld. Dies wird von der Sensorelektronik 42 erkannt. Anschliessend werden die Ventileinrichtung 28 und die Lichtquellen 32, 34 entsprechend angesteuert und der Wasser- und Energiefluss gestartet. Das Licht dient als Indikator und zeigt an, ob sich ein Gegenstand im Sensorbereich 44 befindet und welchen Betriebszustand die Sanitärarmatur 10 zum aktuellen Zeitpunkt aufweist.The
Die Sanitärarmatur 10 kann auch mit einem einteiligen Ausflussrohr 12, welches aus einem elektrisch leitenden Material ausgebildet ist, ausgerüstet werden.The
Es ist auch möglich, das Ausflussrohr 12 mit einer innenseitig aufgebrachten, elektrischen Isolation, die an Stelle des Schlauches 20 zum Einsatz käme zu versehen. Dabei muss der stromaufwärts liegende Anschlussbereich des Ausflussrohrs 12 galvanisch von der Ventileinrichtung 28 getrennt werden, vorzugsweise am stromaufwärts liegenden Ende des Ausflussrohrs 12.It is also possible to provide the
Der Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 kann auch bezüglich der Längsachse drehbar auf dem Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 gelagert sein. Falls das Ausflussrohr 12 einteilig ausgebildet ist, so ist es denkbar das Ausflussrohr 12 an der elektrischen ersten Isolation 18, bezüglich der Längsachse drehbar zu lagern. In beiden Fällen muss der Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 bzw. das Ausflussrohr 12, aus elektrisch leitendem Material ausgebildet sein.The
Bei Gegenden mit sehr sauberem Trinkwasser, kann auch auf eine im Ausflussrohr 12 innen liegende Isolation verzichtet werden, da sehr sauberes Trinkwasser ein schlechter elektrischer Leiter ist.In areas with very clean drinking water, it is also possible to dispense with insulation inside the
Der Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 kann auch gegenüber dem Sockelrohrabschnitt 16 elektrisch isoliert sein, dabei muss ein elektrischer Leiter von der Sensorelektronik 42 bis zum Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 führen.The
Das Mündungselement 22 kann auch aus einem lichtundurchlässigen Material, beispielsweise Stahl ausgebildet sein. In diesem Fall muss eine elektrische Isolation zwischen dem Mündungselement 22 und dem Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 angeordnet werden, um das, durch die Sanitärarmatur 10 hindurch fliessende Wasser, vom Ausflussrohrabschnitt 14 galvanisch zu trennen.The
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- Sanitary fitting (10) comprising a mounting base (17) and an outflow pipe (12) disposed on the mounting base (17) and having an outflow pipe section (14) running outside the mounting base (17), at least the electrically conductive outflow pipe section (14) being galvanically isolated from the mounting base (17), and having a sensor device (19) for detecting the presence and absence of a person in a sensor zone (44), having sensor electronics (42) electrically connected to the outflow pipe section (14), the outflow pipe section (14) forming an electrode of the sensor device (19) and an electrical first insulation (18) being arranged between the mounting base (17) and an electrically conductive mounting base pipe section (16) in order to isolate the outflow pipe (12) galvanically from the mounting base (17), characterized in that the outflow pipe (12) has the electrically conductive mounting base pipe section (16) and the outflow pipe section (14) arranged thereon, the electrically conductive mounting base pipe section (16) running through the mounting base (17), and in that the first insulation (18) has an insulation element (50), preferably a conical spring washer (50), reached through by the mounting base pipe section (16), which insulation element rests with a radially outer supporting region (51) against the mounting base (17), preferably against a mounting base sleeve (45), and provides support for the mounting base pipe section (16), and in that the first insulation (18) also has a further insulation element (52) disposed between the mounting base (17), where appropriate the mounting base sleeve (45), and the mounting base pipe section (16); preferably, on the one hand, this further insulation element (52) rests against the inlet-side end (54) of the mounting base (17), where appropriate the mounting base sleeve (45), and, on the other hand, a retaining nut (55) disposed on the mounting base pipe section (16) rests against the further insulation element (52).
- Sanitary fitting (10) according to Claim 1, characterized in that at least the outflow pipe section (14) is also galvanically isolated from the specific water which is to flow through the outflow pipe (12) and its outflow pipe section (14).
- Sanitary fitting (10) according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized by an electronic control system (40) and a valve device (28), controlled by means of the electronic control system (40), for controlling the water flow through the outflow pipe (12).
- Sanitary fitting (10) according to Claim 3, characterized in that the control electronics (42) is connected to the electronic control system (40) in order to deliver presence and absence signals thereto.
- Sanitary fitting (10) according to one of Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that on the inner side of the outflow pipe (12) there is an electrical second insulation (21) for separating the outflow pipe (12) galvanically from the water.
- Sanitary fitting (10) according to Claim 5, characterized in that the second insulation (21) has an electrically insulating tube (20) running through the outflow pipe (12), and the water is led through this tube (20).
- Sanitary fitting (10) according to Claim 6, characterized in that the tube (20) is connected on the outlet side to a nozzle element (22) disposed on the outflow pipe (12), preferably on its outflow pipe section (14), the nozzle element (22) being made of electrically insulating material and a further electrical insulation being present between the nozzle element (22) and the outflow pipe (12).
- Sanitary fitting (10) according to Claim 7, which comprises an outlet light source (34) assigned to the nozzle element (22), which illuminates the water jet leaving the nozzle element (22) and/or couples light into the nozzle element (22) made of light-conducting material, which light passes out of the nozzle element (22) at a free end face (80) and/or shell surface (82) thereof.
- Sanitary fitting (10) according to Claim 8, characterized in that an electrical feeder line (38) for the outlet light source (34) runs between the outflow pipe (12) and the tube (20).
- Sanitary fitting (10) according to one of Claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the mounting base (17) has a light conducting element (30) running, preferably in the manner of a collar, around the outflow pipe (12), where appropriate the mounting base pipe section (16), which light-conducting element has a light entry area (70) inside the mounting base (17) and a light exit area (64) free to the environment, in which mounting base (17) there is arranged a mounting base light source (32) emitting light to the light entry area (70), which light passes out through the light exit area (64) into the environment.
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