US2002073483A1PendingUtilityA1

Integral sanitary seat

Priority: Dec 15, 2000Filed: Aug 8, 2001Published: Jun 20, 2002
Est. expiryDec 15, 2020(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Juan Nofal
E03D 9/08
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Abstract

The sanitary seat has in its interior bowl sideways in phased displacement a perforated showerhead with no less than 9 holes of approximately 2 mm each one. Water pressure from 2 faucet flows to these holes originating a water impulsion (shower) directed to the upper central part of the interior of the bowl. Concentrically with the hygiene water pressure outlet holes, the terminal showerhead has, as an example, about 56 holes of 3.75 mm diameter each from where the adjustable hot dry air that comes from a special feed caloric source has its outlet.

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Having described and determined the nature of the present invention as well as the preferred way to make it, the inventor claims property and exclusive right of the following  
     
         1 . Improved integral sanitary seat IS CHARACTERIZED BY a sanitary bowl in which two pipes connected to cold and warm water faucets and to a caloric source feeds holes arranged in a showerhead that becomes the end-piece for the mentioned pipes; an upper push button or a push button on the grip of the faucet activates the caloric source which by action of a little turbine injects the air from an upper air inlet over the resistance protected by high temperature insulation; the said hot air flows through a central pipe and enters the drying pipe towards the respective holes of the showerhead; the said central caloric pipe has a 45° derivation at the lower part which drives part of the hot air to another 9 mm vertical pipe inside the generator to produce the suction of the air contained in the said vertical pipe carrying a plush or sponge impregnated with a fragrance to neutralize odors; the said caloric currents are regulated by a temporizer.  
     
     
         2 . In accordance with  claim 1 , the improved integral sanitary seat IS CHARACTERIZED BY the said bowl which is connected to a heat generating source, with a 220V inlet and ground connection; the said inlet flows to a 12 volts 250 to 300 mA transformer which feeds the electronic circuit that produces temporization, activates the relay which at the same time feeds the resistance and the turbine placed in the interior of the caloric source.

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