JP2008295892A - Bathroom mist sauna apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a bathroom mist sauna apparatus capable of coping with various needs of a bather and pursuing comfortableness more. <P>SOLUTION: The bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS is provided with mist valves 57 and 58, heaters 60, 61 and 62, and a CPU 40 as a control means for controlling them. The CPU 40 executes zone separation air conditioning control for forming a perspiration zone to urge the perspiration of a bather by jetting mist into a bathroom by a mist nozzle and elevating a temperature inside the bathroom by the heaters in parallel and forming a cool zone where the bather who perspires in the perspiration zone can be made to bodily feel coolness at least matched with the formation of the perspiration zone. By the control, the bathroom is configured so that the bather can go back and forth between the perspiration zone and the cool zone and cycle bathing which enables the bather to alternately experience the perspiration and the bodily feeling of the coolness is made possible. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a bathroom mist sauna apparatus that can make a bathroom configured as a single space not separated by an entity into a mist sauna space for prompting a bather to sweat.

Conventionally, as such a bathroom mist sauna apparatus, what is described in the following patent document 1 is proposed. Patent Document 1 below describes a mist type air conditioning system capable of performing a cool-down operation after a mist sauna operation. This mist type air-conditioning system is configured so that the sauna temperature, sauna bathing time, sauna operation and cooldown operation cycle times can be set, and between the first sauna operation and the end of the last cooldown operation. The cycle of sauna operation and cool-down operation is repeated.
JP 2002-143265 A

  The above-described conventional technology includes setting means that can set the sauna temperature, the sauna bathing time, the number of cycles of the sauna operation and the cool-down operation, and based on the setting by the setting means, the sauna operation and the cool operation are provided. Cycle operation with down operation is performed. Therefore, the bather performs the mist sauna bath in a cycle set by himself / herself.

  By the way, there is a need to cool down between mist sauna baths, but even in the same bather, it may be difficult to know whether it is comfortable to cool down in any cycle without actually bathing. However, the conventional technology described above cannot meet such needs.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a bathroom mist sauna device that can meet the needs of various bathers and pursues more comfort.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present inventors listened to the needs of many bathers and studied a comfortable bathroom mist sauna apparatus from various angles. First, in order to respond to the needs of various bathers, a so-called manual mode was studied in which cool-down is performed in response to bather instruction inputs. However, in the first place, it has been found that the conventional technique described above requires heating or cooling the entire bathroom, which is difficult to realize in practice. In addition, even if it is possible to introduce an air conditioner that is very large compared to the bathroom space, it is necessary to replace all the warm and cool air in the bathroom with such a large air conditioner. It turns out that is not always comfortable. The present invention has been made to solve a new problem obtained as a result of such trial and error.

  The bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to the present invention is a bathroom mist sauna apparatus that forms a mist sauna space for encouraging a bather to sweat in a bathroom space that is configured as one space that is not separated by an entity. Mist jetting means to form a mist sauna space including at least a mist jetting means for jetting mist in the bathroom space, a temperature raising means for raising the temperature in the bathroom space, and a sweating zone that can encourage the bather to sweat. Control means for controlling each of the means and the temperature raising means, and the control means is an area obtained by dividing a bathroom space as one space so as to be arranged in a horizontal direction without depending on an entity, each of which is predetermined. A sweat zone is formed in at least a part of the first region and a sweat zone is formed in at least a part of the second region with respect to the first region and the second region at a predetermined position. Zone separation air-conditioning control by controlling the mist ejection by the mist ejection means and the temperature rise by the temperature raising means so as to form a cool sensation zone that allows the bather who sweats to feel a cool feeling And when forming a cool sensation zone, a mist injection means and a temperature rising means are controlled so that the cool sensation fluid which consists of a cool breeze and a cool water mist toward a 2nd area | region is sent out.

  According to the present invention, a high-temperature and high-humidity sweat zone is formed in the first area and a cool feeling zone is formed in the second area, in contrast to the first area and the second area that are formed independently of the substance. Therefore, it is possible to provide a sweat zone and a cool feeling zone that are intentionally formed so that bathers can easily enter those zones. Moreover, since the 1st area | region and the 2nd area | region are formed in the position divided | segmented side by side irrespective of the entity, the bather can come and go freely between them. Therefore, the bather can come and go between the perspiration zone formed in the first area and the cool feeling zone formed in the second area at the timing he / she intended, and cool down at a more favorable timing for himself / herself. Is possible. Furthermore, since the sweating zone and the cool sensation zone can be formed side by side constantly in the intended time zone during the zone separation air conditioning control by the control means, it is not necessary to replace all the warm air and cool air in the bathroom. Energy efficiency can also be improved. When forming the cool sensation zone, a cool sensation fluid composed of cool breeze and cool water mist is sent out, so that a more accurate cool sensation can be given to the bather by combining cool breeze and cool water mist. In the present invention, “separately formed regardless of the substance” means that the first region and the second region are formed so that the bather can freely come and go. In other words, it indicates that the partition member such as a physical curtain that extends from the ceiling to the floor is not partitioned. Therefore, the side wall of the bathtub may be erected as usual from the floor between the first region and the second region, and downward from the ceiling side member between the first region and the second region. A partition member having a length that does not hinder the bather's movement may be provided to hang down.

  Further, in the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 2, the control means controls the mist ejecting means and the temperature raising means so as to send out a cool sensation fluid mainly composed of cool water mist for a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air conditioning control. To do. According to this aspect, at the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, the cool sensation fluid mainly composed of the cool water mist is sent out, so that, for example, even when the temperature in the bathroom is high, compared to the case where the cool air is the main component. More accurate refreshing feeling can be given to bathers.

  Further, in the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 3, the control means sends out a cool sensation fluid mainly composed of cool water mist for a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, and thereafter the cool sensation fluid mainly composed of cool breeze. The mist ejecting means and the temperature raising means are controlled so as to be sent out. According to this aspect, since the cool sensation fluid mainly composed of the cool water mist is sent out at the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, a more accurate refreshing sensation can be given to the bather. After giving a refreshing feeling to the bather, a cool feeling fluid mainly composed of cool breeze is sent out, so that a comfortable refreshing feeling can be given without giving the bather an excessive refreshing feeling.

  Further, in the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 4, the control means ejects the water mist with a particle size larger than a predetermined value and then ejects the mist ejection means and the temperature raising means so as to eject cool air. Control. According to this aspect, since the cool water mist having a larger particle size is ejected and the bather is touched with the cool water mist to give a refreshing feeling and then the cool wind is ejected, a stronger refreshing feeling can be given to the bather. .

  In the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 5, the control means controls the mist ejection means so that the amount of the cool water mist ejection is larger than the predetermined amount for a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air conditioning control. According to this aspect, since a large amount of cool water mist is ejected at the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, a stronger refreshing feeling can be given to the bather.

  Further, in the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 6, the control means increases the amount of the cool water mist ejected from a predetermined amount and makes the particle size larger than a predetermined value for a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air conditioning control. Then, the mist ejecting means is controlled so that the amount of the cool water mist ejected is decreased and the particle size is decreased. According to this aspect, at the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, the particle size of the cool water mist is increased and the amount of ejection is increased, so that a stronger refreshing feeling can be given to the bather. Thereafter, the particle size of the cool water mist is reduced to reduce the ejection amount, so that it is possible to avoid giving the bather a strong refreshing feeling.

  Further, in the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 7, the control means causes the cool air to be ejected before controlling the mist ejecting means so as to reduce the ejection amount of the cool water mist and reduce the particle size. The temperature raising means is controlled. According to this aspect, since the cool breeze can be ejected before the amount and particle size of the cool water mist are reduced, the cool feeling experienced by the bather can be moderated.

  In the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 8, the control means controls the mist spraying means so as to reduce the spray amount of the cool water mist and reduce the particle size, and then stops the spray of the cool water mist. Alternatively, the mist ejection means is controlled so as to cause intermittent ejection. According to this aspect, after the amount and particle diameter of the cool water mist are reduced, the cool water mist is stopped or intermittently discharged, so that the cool feeling experienced by the bather can be gradually reduced.

  In the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 9, the mist spraying means and the temperature raising means are configured such that the cool water mist is contained in the cool breeze and sprayed. According to this aspect, since the cool water mist can be sent out in the direction in which the cool breeze is ejected, the cool water mist can be more accurately applied to the bather.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to meet the needs of various bathers and not only can provide a bathroom mist sauna device pursuing more comfort, but also achieve both comfort and energy saving performance. it can.

  DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In order to facilitate the understanding of the description, the same constituent elements in the drawings will be denoted by the same reference numerals as much as possible, and redundant description will be omitted.

  The aspect which uses the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention is demonstrated referring FIG. FIG. 1 is a view for explaining an example in which a bathroom air conditioner body 10 constituting a bathroom mist sauna apparatus is attached to a bathroom unit BR.

  The bathroom unit BR is used when a bathroom is provided in an apartment house or a detached house, and is configured by assembling constituent members such as a wall, a floor, a ceiling, and a bathtub. The bathroom unit BR includes a floor member 20, wall members 21, 22 and 23, and a ceiling member 24. The wall members 21, 22, and 23 are attached upright around the floor member 20. The wall member 21 and the wall member 23 are provided at positions facing each other. The wall member 22 is provided adjacent to the wall member 21 and the wall member 23. Although not clearly shown in FIG. 1, a wall member is provided at a position facing the wall member 22, and the wall member is adjacent to the wall member 21 and the wall member 23. A ceiling member 24 is provided so as to face the floor member 20.

  The wall member 21 is provided with a window 211. The window 211 is configured by holding a window glass with a window frame. The window frame is fitted into the wall member 21. The wall member 22 is provided with a counter portion 221 and a storage shelf 223. A shower faucet 222 is attached to the counter portion 221. The wall member 23 is provided with a door 231 for entering and exiting the bathroom unit BR.

  The floor member 20 is provided with a bathtub BT. The bathtub BT has a bowl-like shape that forms a rectangular parallelepiped, and three walls among the four walls constituting the bathtub BT are arranged along the wall members 21 and 22 and a wall member that is not clearly shown in FIG. . Accordingly, one wall of the bathtub BT is erected in the vicinity of the substantially center of the floor member 20.

  The ceiling member 24 includes a flat ceiling portion 241 and a dome-shaped ceiling portion 242. The ceiling portion 241 is disposed substantially directly above the bathtub BT, and the ceiling portion 242 is disposed substantially directly above the floor member 20 where the bathtub BT is not provided. The bathroom air conditioner main body 10 is attached to the ceiling portion 241. The mist blown out from the bathroom air conditioner main body 10 and the wind to be sent out are configured to be sent out to an intended portion in the bathroom unit BR by a louver (not explicitly shown in FIG. 1).

  Subsequently, the zone air conditioning control that can be realized by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to the present embodiment will be described. Zone air-conditioning control is a concept that includes zone separation air-conditioning control that intentionally separates the bathroom space into different zones and performs air-conditioning control, and single zone air-conditioning control that performs air-conditioning control with the bathroom space as a single zone. . FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a first example of zone air conditioning control. 2 (a) shows the first stage of zone air conditioning control, FIG. 2 (b) shows the second stage of zone air conditioning control, and FIG. 2 (c) shows the third stage of zone air conditioning control. ing.

  In FIG. 2, a bench BT1 is formed at one end of the rim of the bathtub BT, and a bench BT2 is formed inside the bathtub BT. Further, a bench counter 224 is provided on the wall surface opposite to the bathroom unit BR described in FIG. 1, and a mirror 225 is provided on the wall surface on which the bench counter 224 is provided.

  In the first stage of the zone air-conditioning control shown in FIG. 2A, the sweat fluid HF is sent out so as to encourage the bather H sitting on the bench counter 224 to sweat. In this first stage, the vicinity of the bather H is used as a high-temperature and high-humidity sweat zone, so that the sweat fluid HF is composed of warm air and high-temperature mist, and the bench where the sweat fluid HF is at a predetermined position. It is sent out toward the vicinity of the counter 224. More specifically, the sweat fluid HF is configured by jetting hot mist while jetting warm air.

  In this stage of the present embodiment, the perspiration fluid HF is composed of warm air and high-temperature mist, but other modes can be adopted as long as a warm-mist atmosphere can be constructed. For example, instead of warm air, a temperature raising means using infrared rays may be used. Further, steam may be used instead of the high temperature mist. Moreover, you may use the aspect which heats the mist by normal temperature water, and it heats by ejecting the ejected normal temperature mist to the hot mist.

  Here, how the perspiration fluid HF is delivered will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 3A is a view of the bathroom unit BR viewed from the wall surface side where the mirror 225 is provided. FIG. 3B is a view of the bathroom unit BR as seen from the ceiling side. As shown in FIG. 3, a hot and humid sweat fluid HF is sent from the bathroom air conditioner body 10. The sweat fluid HF is sent out at an angle so as not to hit the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT standing near the center of the bathroom unit BR so as to effectively hit the bather H seated on the bench counter 224. . The perspiration fluid HF is sent out over the entire width of the washing place in the direction of viewing the bathtub BT side from the washing place side (see FIG. 3B).

  Therefore, the entire washing area including at least the vicinity of the bench counter 224 is the warm mist atmosphere HA, and in the case of FIG. 3, almost the entire area inside the bathroom unit BR is the warm mist atmosphere HA. In this case, the inside of the bathroom unit BR is controlled by the zone air conditioning in the mode (second mode) in which the single zone air conditioning control is performed, and a sweating zone is formed at least in the vicinity of the bench counter 224. Sweating zones are formed almost all over the bathroom.

  Returning to FIG. 2, in the second stage of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 2B, the perspiration fluid HF sent out from the bathroom air conditioner body 10 is sent out in the vicinity of the bench counter 224. More specifically, compared to (a) of FIG. 2, the sweat zone that has spread throughout the bathroom unit BR is narrowed, and a predetermined area (first area) included in the washing area (wash area) of the bathroom unit BR. ) And a cool zone where the bather H can feel a refreshing feeling is formed in an area (second area) opened as a result of the aggregation of the perspiration zones. When the perspiration fluid HF is composed of mist and warm air, the direction of the warm air is concentrated toward a predetermined area (first area) included in the washing area (wash area) of the bathroom unit BR. Aggregate sweating zones. In this case, since the perspiration fluid HF is sent out toward the periphery of the bench counter 224, the periphery of the bench BT1 and the bench BT2 is a cool sensation zone where the bather H can feel a refreshing feeling compared to the periphery of the bench counter 224. It has become. Therefore, when the bather H sitting on the bench counter 224 and taking a mist sauna bath becomes stuffy, he can retreat to the benches BT1 and BT2 and feel a refreshing feeling. The bench BT1 and the bench BT2 are configured so that the bather H can sit down and rest, and are provided as a rest area for the bather H. In the second stage of the zone air-conditioning control, the sweat zones are gathered to open the rest area and are included in the cool feeling zone.

  In the second stage of the zone air-conditioning control, the zone air-conditioning control is performed in a mode (first mode) in which zone separation air-conditioning control is performed in which a sweat zone and a cool feeling zone are formed in the bathroom unit BR. Moreover, the sweat zone is formed in the vicinity of the bench counter 224, and the cool feeling zone is formed in the vicinity of the bench BT1 and the bench BT2. Accordingly, the bathroom space is divided with the wash area side (wash area) of the bathroom unit BR as the first area and the bathtub BT side (bath area) of the bathroom unit BR as the second area.

  On the other hand, when the bather H tries to sweat by taking a mist sauna bath, the region where the bather H sits on the bench counter 224 is continuously controlled so as to be at least a sweating zone in which a warm mist atmosphere is maintained. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2 (b), after the bather H has retreated, it returns to the sweating zone of the bench counter 224 for cycle bathing (bath in which mist sauna bathing and evacuation are alternately performed). You can instantly enjoy a comfortable mist sauna bath.

  Subsequently, in the third stage of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 2C, the perspiration fluid HF delivered from the bathroom air conditioner body 10 is the same as the second stage shown in FIG. In the third stage, a cool sensation fluid CF composed of cool breeze and cool water mist is sent out toward the area of the bench BT2. Therefore, when the bather H sitting on the bench counter 224 and taking a mist sauna bath becomes suffocating or particularly hot, he can feel a refreshing feeling more effectively by evacuating to the bench BT2. it can. In addition, the water 30 is stretched over the bathtub BT, so that the feet of the bather H can be cooled, and a refreshing feeling can be felt even more effectively.

  In this embodiment, it is comprised so that the water filling to this bathtub may be performed automatically. In the present embodiment, the cool sensation fluid CF is a cool air that circulates air in the bathroom unit BR without a heater, and normal temperature water is ejected as a cool water mist. It is not limited to this. For example, only the cool water mist may be used as the cool fluid CF. The cool air may be outdoor outdoor air, air in the adjacent room outside the bathroom, cold air cooled by a refrigerator, or hot air heated at a temperature lower than that of the sweat zone. In this way, the cool sensation fluid CF can take a wide variety of forms, because the sense of coolness is different for each person, and the sense of coolness varies depending on the season and the outside temperature, so that the optimum one can be selected each time. This is because it is preferable. Also, the cool water mist is not normal temperature water, but may be cold water cooled by a refrigerator, or low temperature mist heated at a temperature lower than that of the sweat zone.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a third stage of zone air conditioning control. 4A is a view of the bathroom unit BR viewed from the wall surface side where the mirror 225 is provided, and FIG. 4B is a view of the bathroom unit BR viewed from the ceiling side. As shown in (a) of FIG. 4, the hot and humid sweat fluid HF from the bathroom air conditioner body 10 does not hit the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT so as to effectively hit the bather H seated on the bench counter 224. It is sent out at an angle. The cool sensation fluid CF is sent out into the bathtub BT in the predetermined second region, and stays in the bathtub BT and its upper space. Accordingly, in the vicinity of the bench BT2 at a predetermined position in the second region, the cool feeling zone as a space of a size that surrounds the bather H and substantially encloses the bather H is surely formed. Is controlled. It is sufficient that the bather has a size that substantially includes the bather as long as the bather can actually feel that he / she has entered the bather. For example, only the upper body may be included, or the upper body and the lower body above the knee may be included.

  In addition, in this embodiment, it is devised so that it is not necessary to give a cool feeling to the feet with the cool feeling fluid CF by filling water in the bathtub BT. This is because the temperature in the bathroom unit BR inevitably decreases as the amount of the cool sensation fluid CF delivered to the bathroom unit BR is increased, and excessive energy consumption occurs in order to maintain the warm mist atmosphere in the sweat zone. Therefore, the inflow amount of the cool sensation fluid CF is not increased as much as possible. It is also because humans can obtain a strong cool feeling by cooling their feet. In any case, the temperature drop in the sweat zone can be suppressed and the mist environment in the sweat zone can be secured by making it possible to obtain an appropriate and comfortable cool feeling without increasing the inflow amount of the cool fluid CF as much as possible. The wasteful energy consumption is suppressed so that a comfortable cycle bath can be provided.

  As shown in FIG. 4 (b), the perspiration fluid HF and the cool sensation fluid CF are ejected toward opposite sides substantially along the diagonal line of the bathroom unit BR. Therefore, the perspiration fluid HF and the cool sensation fluid CF are not easily mixed, and the perspiration zone HZ and the cool sensation zone CZ can be effectively formed.

  In the first example of zone air-conditioning control described above, at the time of zone separation air-conditioning control (second stage and third stage of zone air-conditioning control), the washing area including the bench counter 224 set in advance is the first area. The remaining area in the bathroom unit BR is controlled so as to always be the second area. As a result, the bath unit BR is configured so that the bather can move between the sweat zone and the cool sensation zone, enabling the bather to cycle bathing that allows the bather to experience the perception of sweat and cool sensation alternately. Yes.

  In the third stage of the zone air-conditioning control in the first example described above, the perspiration fluid HF is composed of warm air and high-temperature mist, but it is also preferable that it be composed only of warm air. In consideration of the sweating property by the warm mist, it is preferable that the particle diameter of the warm mist is as small as possible. Therefore, the cool feeling in the cool zone CZ may be affected in the zone separation air conditioning control stage. Accordingly, in the third stage of zone air conditioning control, which is the zone separation air conditioning control stage, the sweat zone HZ and the cool feeling zone CZ can be more accurately separated by excluding the high temperature mist from the sweat fluid HF.

  Even if the perspiration fluid HF is composed only of warm air, the cool sensation fluid CF may be composed of cool air and cool water mist. This is because the cooling water mist particle size is considered to be larger than the warm water mist particle size, so that the influence of the cooling water mist on the sweat zone HZ can be suppressed.

  Thus, using only warm air as the perspiration fluid HF and using cool breeze and cool water mist as the cool sensation fluid CF means that the perspiration fluid HF is sent out so that the perspiration zone HZ is at a predetermined temperature or higher. The cool sensation fluid CF is sent out so that the cool sensation zone CZ is lower than the temperature of the perspiration zone HZ by at least a predetermined temperature determined according to the temperature of the perspiration zone HZ.

  Subsequently, a second example and a third example of zone air conditioning control that can be realized by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a second example and a third example of zone air conditioning control. 5A shows the first stage in the second example of zone air conditioning control, FIG. 5B shows the second stage in the second example of zone air conditioning control, and FIG. 5C shows the zone air conditioning control. The third examples are respectively shown.

  In FIG. 5, as in FIG. 2, a bench BT1 is formed on the rim of the bathtub BT, and a bench BT2 is formed on the inner side of the bathtub BT. Further, a bench counter 224 is provided on the wall surface opposite to the bathroom unit BR described in FIG. 1, and a mirror 225 is provided on the wall surface on which the bench counter 224 is provided.

  In the first stage of the zone air-conditioning control shown in FIG. 5A, the sweating fluid HF is applied so as to encourage the bather H1 sitting on the bench counter 224 and the bather H2 sitting on the bench BT1 to sweat. Sent out. In this case, the position where the bench counter 224 and the bench BT1 are arranged is a predetermined position, and at least the predetermined position is surrounded so that a hot and humid sweating zone is formed. Sweating fluid HF is sent out from the air conditioner body 10. Accordingly, the entire washing area including the vicinity of the bench counter 224 and a part of the bathtub BT including the vicinity of the bench BT1 form a sweating zone.

  Subsequently, in the second stage of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 5 (b), the perspiration fluid HF delivered from the bathroom air conditioner main body 10 is preliminarily narrowed in a mode slightly narrower than in the case of FIG. 5 (a). It is sent out aiming at an area including the vicinity of the bench counter 224 which is a predetermined position. In the case of this second example, a plurality of bathers are assumed, and the perspiration fluid HF is sent out so that the bathers H1 and H2 can enter the perspiration zone even in the second stage.

  In the second stage, the cool sensation fluid CF composed of cool air and cool water mist is sent out toward the area of the bench BT2 in the bathtub BT which is a predetermined position. Therefore, when the bather H2 sitting on the bench BT1 and taking a mist sauna bath becomes stuffy, a refreshing feeling can be felt more effectively by retreating to the bench BT2. Moreover, the refreshing feeling can be felt still more effectively by extending the water 32 to the bathtub BT. More specifically, the formation of the sweat zone and the cool sensation zone in the second stage will be described. Compared to FIG. 5 (a), the sweat zone that has spread throughout the bathroom unit BR is narrowed, and the bathroom side of the bathroom unit BR is washed. Bathing in the bath BT area, which is a predetermined area (first area) included in the (washing area), in the vicinity of the bench counter 224 and opened as a result of aggregation of the perspiration zone (second area) A cool feeling zone where the person H can feel a refreshing feeling is formed. When the perspiration fluid HF is composed of mist and warm air, the direction of the warm air is concentrated toward a predetermined area (first area) included in the washing area (wash area) of the bathroom unit BR. Aggregate sweating zones. The bench BT2 is configured so that the bather H can sit and rest, and is provided as a rest area for the bather H. In the second stage of the zone air-conditioning control, the sweat zones are gathered to open the rest area and are included in the cool feeling zone.

  In this second example, even when the cool sensation zone is formed, it is necessary to maintain and ensure that the bather H1 can comfortably perform a mist sauna bath in the sweating zone, and the bather H2 returns to the sweating area. The control content is different from the first example in that it is necessary to secure a relatively large sweat zone even when the cool feeling zone is formed so that the mist sauna can be taken comfortably.

  Specifically, in the second example, it is difficult to separate the sweat zone and the cool feeling zone for the above reasons, and the situation becomes that they are close to each other, so the cool fluid CF and the sweat fluid HF are mixed and the cool zone On the other hand, the degree of coolness is low, and conversely, a temperature drop occurs in the perspiration zone. For this reason, in the cool sensation zone, it is desirable to perform control such as lowering the temperature of the cool sensation fluid CF so as to increase the degree of cool sensation or locally sending out the cool sensation fluid CF.

  Further, in the third stage of the first example (FIG. 2 (c)), since there are no bathers in the sweat zone, the temperature, humidity, mist particle size, etc. are maintained in the conditions necessary for the optimum mist environment. Since there is no need, it is preferable to perform control that places importance on suppressing the temperature drop in the sweat zone at the expense of these. For example, it can be said that it is optimal to take measures such as increasing the temperature of the perspiration fluid HF or increasing the particle size of the warm mist to suppress the temperature drop. However, in the second example, there is a possibility that the bather may remain in the perspiration zone, so that it is not possible to perform the extreme control as in the first example, and the temperature drop accompanying the delivery of the cool sensation fluid CF and the optimum It is necessary to perform control so that the maintenance of a safe mist sauna environment is compatible to some extent optimally. In the present embodiment, different controls are performed in the first example and the second example based on these findings.

  Subsequently, in the third example of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 5C, the second stage (FIG. 5B) of the second example of the zone air conditioning control performs the zone separation air conditioning control of two zones. In contrast, this is an example in which zone separation air-conditioning control of three-zone separation is performed. The difference between the two-zone separation and the three-zone separation is that the three-zone separation narrows the position of the perspiration fluid HF ejected from the bathroom air conditioner body 10 as compared with the two-zone separation shown in FIG. The sweat zone and the cool feeling zone are more effectively formed, and an intermediate zone in which nothing is ejected is formed. The intermediate zone and the cool sensation zone are formed as evacuation zones in which bathers can obtain different cool sensations.

  In the second and third examples of the zone air conditioning control described above, the wash area including the bench counter 224 is the first area, and the remaining area (including the bench BT1 and the bathtub BT) in the bathroom unit BR is the second area. Yes. Therefore, the bathroom unit BR configured as one space that is not separated by an entity is divided into a predetermined first area and a second area, and a sweating zone is formed in at least a part of the first area. While being formed, a cool feeling zone is always formed on the benches BT1 and BT2 which are at least a part of the second region. As a result, the bath unit BR is configured so that the bather can move between the sweat zone and the cool sensation zone, enabling the bather to cycle bathing that allows the bather to experience the perception of sweat and cool sensation alternately. Yes.

  Subsequently, a fourth example of zone air conditioning control that can be realized by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The fourth example shows an example in which the cool sensation zone is arranged in parallel with the sweat zone in the washing place, not in the bathtub side space. 6A shows the first stage of the zone air conditioning control of the fourth example, and FIG. 6B shows the second stage of the zone air conditioning control of the fourth example.

  In FIG. 6, a bench BT1 is formed on the rim of the bathtub BT, and a bench BT2 is formed inside the bathtub BT. Further, a bench counter 224 is provided on the wall surface opposite to the bathroom unit BR described in FIG. 1, and a mirror 225 is provided on the wall surface on which the bench counter 224 is provided.

  In the first stage of the zone air-conditioning control shown in FIG. 6A, the sweat fluid HF is sent out so as to encourage the bather H sitting on the bench counter 224 to sweat. In this case, the position where the bench counter 224 is arranged is a predetermined position, and the bathroom air conditioner main body 10 surrounds at least the predetermined position to form a hot and humid sweating zone. The perspiration fluid HF is sent out from. Accordingly, the entire washing area including the vicinity of the bench counter 224 is a sweating zone. Here, the manner in which the warm mist HM is ejected is the same as that described with reference to FIG. 3 in the first example.

  Subsequently, in the second stage of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 6B, the position of the perspiration fluid HF delivered from the bathroom air conditioner body 10 is narrowed to the bench counter 224 side. A cool sensation fluid CF composed of cool breeze and cool water mist is sent out toward the area of the bench BT2. More specifically, compared to FIG. 6A, the sweating zone that has spread throughout the bathroom unit BR is narrowed, and a predetermined area (first area) included in the washing area (wash area) of the bathroom unit BR. ), A cool zone where the bather H can feel a refreshing feeling is formed in the remaining area (second area) of the washing area opened as a result of the aggregation of the perspiration zones. When the perspiration fluid HF is composed of mist and warm air, the direction of the warm air is concentrated toward a predetermined area (first area) included in the washing area (wash area) of the bathroom unit BR. Aggregate sweating zones. When the bather H sitting on the bench counter 224 and taking a mist sauna bath becomes suffocating or getting hot due to the formation of such a cool sensation zone, he moves to the opposite side of the washing area and evacuates to the bench BT2. By doing so, you can feel the coolness more effectively. The bench BT <b> 2 is configured so that the bather H can sit and rest, and is provided as a rest area for the bather H. In the second stage of the zone air-conditioning control, the sweat zones are gathered to open the rest area and are included in the cool feeling zone.

  FIG. 7 is a modification pattern of a configuration in which a sweating zone and a cool feeling zone are formed side by side in the washing place of the fourth example, and is a diagram for explaining a fifth example of zone air conditioning control. (A) of FIG. 7 is the figure which looked at bathroom unit BR from the wall surface side in which the mirror 225 was provided, and has shown the part by which the cool sensation fluid CF is ejected. Moreover, (b) of FIG. 7 is the figure which looked at the bathroom unit BR from the ceiling side. The difference from the fourth example is that the cool sensation zone CZ is positioned not at the bench BT1 but at the corner of the washing place, and a cool sensation is obtained in the cool sensation zone in an upright state. As shown in FIGS. 7 (a) and 7 (b), in the fifth example, since the cool sensation fluid CF can be directed narrowly toward the corner of the bathroom unit BR, the perspiration fluid HF in the perspiration zone HZ and It is easy to suppress the mixing of water and the sweating zone HZ and the cool feeling zone CZ are more likely to coexist independently in a suitable form as compared with the fourth example.

  Further, in this fifth example, a further contrivance is applied, and as shown in FIG. 7 (a), it is configured so that the cool sensation fluid CF does not reach the vicinity of the floor surface of the cool sensation zone. It is that you are. As a result, bathers who are standing in the washing area and have a refreshing feeling can feel moderately cool and moderately warm at a slightly lower temperature due to the action of the sweat fluid HF. You can get a cool feeling. In addition, the mixing of the perspiration fluid HF and the cool sensation fluid CF along the floor surface can be alleviated, and the temperature drop in the perspiration zone can be suppressed.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7B, the perspiration fluid HF and the cool sensation fluid CF are ejected to the washing area while being spaced apart from each other at a predetermined angle. Are less likely to mix, and a sweating zone and a cool feeling zone can be effectively formed.

  In the fourth and fifth examples of the zone air conditioning control described above, a part of the washing area including the bench counter 224 is a first area, and the remaining area of the washing area in the bathroom unit BR is a second area. Therefore, the bathroom unit BR configured as one space that is not separated by an entity is divided into a predetermined first area and a second area, and a sweating zone is formed in at least a part of the first area. At the same time, a cool feeling zone is formed in at least a part of the second region. As a result, the bath unit BR is configured so that the bather can move between the sweat zone and the cool sensation zone, enabling the bather to cycle bathing that allows the bather to experience the perception of sweat and cool sensation alternately. Yes.

  Subsequently, a sixth example of zone air conditioning control that can be realized by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a sixth example of zone air conditioning control. 8A shows the first stage of zone air conditioning control, FIG. 8B shows the second stage of zone air conditioning control, and FIG. 8C shows the third stage of zone air conditioning control. ing.

  In FIG. 8, a bench BT1 is formed on the rim of the bathtub BT, and a bench BT2 is formed inside the bathtub BT. Further, a bench counter 224 is provided on the wall surface opposite to the bathroom unit BR described in FIG. 1, and a mirror 225 is provided on the wall surface on which the bench counter 224 is provided.

  In the first stage of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 8A, the perspiration fluid HF is sent out so as to encourage the bather H sitting on the bench BT2 in the bathtub BT to perspire. In this case, the position where the bench BT2 in the bathtub BT is arranged is a predetermined position, and the bathroom air-conditioning is performed so that a high-temperature and high-humidity sweat zone is formed surrounding at least the predetermined position. The perspiration fluid HF is sent out from the machine body 10. Therefore, the bathtub BT including the vicinity of the bench BT2 is a sweating zone.

  Here, how the perspiration fluid HF is delivered will be described with reference to FIG. (A) of FIG. 9 is the figure which looked at bathroom unit BR from the wall surface side in which the mirror 225 was provided. (B) of FIG. 9 is the figure which looked at bathroom unit BR from the ceiling side. As shown in FIG. 9, a hot and humid sweat fluid HF is sent out from the bathroom air conditioner body 10. The perspiration fluid HF is ejected toward the inside of the bathtub BT so as to effectively hit the bather H sitting on the bench BT2 in the bathtub BT.

  The sweat fluid HF sent out into the bathtub BT circulates along the side wall of the bathtub BT, and the entire region including the bathtub BT is a sweat zone. Moreover, the bathtub BT is filled with hot water below the seating surface of the bench BT2, which further encourages the sweat of the bather H sitting on the bench BT2. The perspiration fluid HF is sent out over the entire width of the bathtub BT (see FIG. 9B). Therefore, the entire bathtub area including the vicinity of the bench BT2 is a sweating zone.

  Returning to FIG. 8, in the second stage of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 8B, the position of the perspiration fluid HF delivered from the bathroom air conditioner body 10 is the same as in the first stage shown in FIG. is there. In this case, since the perspiration fluid HF is sent out into the bathtub BT, the periphery of the bench BT1 is a cool feeling zone where the bather H can feel a refreshing feeling. Accordingly, when the bather H sitting on the bench BT2 and taking a mist sauna bath becomes stuffy, he can retreat to the bench BT1 and feel a refreshing feeling.

  Subsequently, in the third stage of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 8C, the position of the perspiration fluid HF delivered from the bathroom air conditioner body 10 is the same as in the second stage shown in FIG. 8B. In the third stage, a cool sensation fluid CF composed of cool breeze and cool water mist is sent out toward the area of the bench counter 224. Therefore, if the bather H sitting on the bench BT2 and taking a mist sauna bath feels hot and wants to cool down by receiving a cool fluid, the user can cool down more effectively by evacuating to the bench counter 224. You can feel the feeling.

  In addition, what is further devised in the sixth example is that the center of the cool feeling zone is set at a position farther from the bathtub BT of the bench counter 224. This prevents the cool sensation fluid CF from entering the BT BT and mixed with the perspiration fluid HF in the perspiration zone to cause a temperature drop in the perspiration zone. This is possible because the cool fluid CF ejection range does not have to be wide enough to completely surround the bather, unlike the sweat fluid HF ejection range.

  In the sixth example of the zone separation air conditioning control described above, the bathtub area including the bathtub BT including the bench BT2 is defined as the first area, and the remaining area in the bathroom unit BR and the bench counter 224 in the washing area, in particular, the second non-tub side. As an area. Therefore, the bathroom unit BR configured as one space that is not separated by an entity is divided into a predetermined first area and a second area, and a sweating zone is formed in at least a part of the first area. At the same time, a cool feeling zone is formed in at least a part of the second region. As a result, the bath unit BR is configured so that the bather can move between the sweat zone and the cool sensation zone, enabling the bather to cycle bathing that allows the bather to experience the perception of sweat and cool sensation alternately. Yes.

  Subsequently, a seventh example of zone air conditioning control that can be realized by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a seventh example of zone air-conditioning control. 10A shows the first stage of zone air conditioning control, FIG. 10B shows the second stage of characteristic zone air conditioning control in the seventh example, and FIG. 10C shows zone air conditioning control. Each of the third stages is shown. The seventh example does not focus on which part of the bathroom space the sweat zone or the cool feeling zone is formed, but the cool fluid CF for temporarily enhancing the cool feeling when forming the cool feeling zone. It is for demonstrating sending-out control. Therefore, the seventh example is a control mode that can be applied in combination with any of the first to sixth examples described above.

  In FIG. 10, a bench BT1 is formed on the rim of the bathtub BT, and a bench BT2 is formed inside the bathtub BT. Further, a bench counter 224 is provided on the wall surface opposite to the bathroom unit BR described in FIG. 1, and a mirror 225 is provided on the wall surface on which the bench counter 224 is provided.

  In the first stage of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 10A, the perspiration fluid HF is sent out so as to encourage the bather H sitting on the bench BT2 in the bathtub BT to perspire. In this case, the position of the bathtub BT is a predetermined position, and the sweating fluid HF is generated from the bathroom air conditioner main body 10 so as to form a high-temperature and high-humidity sweating zone so as to surround at least the predetermined position. Sent out. The sweat fluid HF ejected into the bathtub BT circulates along the side wall of the bathtub BT, and the entire region including the bathtub BT is a sweat zone. Moreover, the bathtub BT is filled with hot water below the seating surface of the bench BT2, which further encourages the sweat of the bather H sitting on the bench BT2.

  Subsequently, in the second stage of the zone air conditioning control shown in FIG. 10B, the delivery of the perspiration fluid HF delivered from the bathroom air conditioner body 10 is temporarily stopped. While the delivery of the perspiration fluid HF is stopped (preferably about 1 minute), the delivery of the cool sensation fluid CF is started. The cool sensation fluid CF is delivered more than the normal state within the first predetermined time when the delivery of the perspiration fluid HF is stopped. One preferable form is to temporarily increase the amount of the cool sensation fluid CF delivered by ejecting the cool water mist composing the cool sensation fluid CF from the nozzle that has ejected the high temperature mist composing the perspiration fluid HF. . Thus, by increasing the amount of the cool fluid CF delivered, the bather H sitting on the bench counter 224 can feel a refreshing feeling more strongly.

  Further, since the sweat fluid HF is temporarily stopped, the cool sensation fluid CF and the sweat fluid HF do not mix with each other, and the temperature of the cool fluid CF can be kept low. This allows the bather who was taking a bath in the mist sauna to be able to cool down at first because he is hot and wants to cool down by evacuating from the mist sauna environment. A comfortable cool-down environment can be provided. In addition, although the ejection of the perspiration fluid HF to the perspiration zone is temporarily stopped, in addition to being temporary, the bather may be able to mist in the perspiration zone during the period when the cool-down zone continues to cool down. Since the environment can be reconstructed, even when the bather returns to the sweating zone next time, there is no problem and cycle bathing can be provided comfortably.

  In the third stage of the zone separation air conditioning control shown in FIG. 10C, the position of the perspiration fluid HF sent out from the bathroom air conditioner body 10 is slightly away from the cool fluid CF side from the state of FIG. So that mixing of the two can be suppressed. In the third stage, a cool sensation fluid 31 such as cool breeze and cool water mist is ejected toward the area of the bench counter 224. Therefore, when the bather H sitting on the bench BT2 and taking a mist sauna bath becomes hot or stuffy, he can feel a refreshing feeling more effectively by retreating to the bench counter 224. .

  In the seventh example of the zone separation air conditioning control described above, the bathtub area where the bathtub BT including the bench BT2 exists is the first area, and the remaining area in the bathroom unit BR is the second area. Therefore, the bathroom unit BR configured as one space that is not separated by an entity is divided into a predetermined first area and a second area, and a sweating zone is formed in at least a part of the first area. At the same time, a cool feeling zone is formed in at least a part of the second region. As a result, the bath unit BR is configured so that the bather can move between the sweat zone and the cool sensation zone, enabling the bather to cycle bathing that allows the bather to experience the perception of sweat and cool sensation alternately. Yes.

  In the seventh example described above, it is preferable to eject a small amount of cool fluid CF toward the bench counter 224 even in a state where the cool zone is not formed. For example, it is preferable that the cool sensation fluid CF is ejected in the first stage when the cycle operation is performed under the control of the seventh example. This preferred embodiment is shown in FIG. 11 as an eighth example. FIG. 11A shows a state in which the cool sensation fluid CF is being sent out toward the non-tub BT side of the bench counter 224 that is the center of the cool sensation zone. As shown in FIG. 11 (a), the cool sensation fluid CF is sent out constantly or periodically in a short cycle, thereby suppressing the influence on the temperature drop of the sweat zone and reducing the ambient temperature of the region that becomes the cool sensation zone. Can be effectively kept low.

  When the state shown in FIG. 11 (a) is changed to the state shown in FIG. 11 (b), the temperature of the region where a small amount of cool fluid CF is being sent out in the state shown in FIG. Since the temperature is lowered from the initial stage of delivery, the cool sensation fluid CF is not heat-exchanged with the surrounding high-temperature air, and thus the temperature cannot be raised. Therefore, the cool sensation zone can be effectively formed from the initial stage when the cool sensation zone is constructed. Since the bather H wants to obtain a strong cool feeling at the beginning when he wants to cool down, it can be said that the control of the eighth example that can obtain a strong cool feeling from the beginning is very useful in practice. . In addition, when the temperature of the cool fluid CF that has been sent out in a minute amount in FIG. 11A is slightly increased to suppress the temperature drop in the sweat zone, and the state shown in FIG. It is also preferable to rapidly lower the temperature of the fluid CF. By these controls, it is possible to effectively give a cool feeling to the bather H who has moved from the sweat zone while suppressing a temperature drop in the sweat zone.

  Then, the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment is demonstrated. FIG. 12 is a block diagram of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS.

  As shown in FIG. 12, the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS includes a CPU 40, a storage unit 41 made of ROM / RAM, a toilet remote controller 42, a bathroom remote controller 43, a first water temperature sensor 44, and a second water temperature sensor. 45, sweat zone side temperature sensor 46, cool zone side temperature sensor 47, bathroom humidity sensor 48, toilet humidity sensor 49, sweat zone side movable louver motor 50, sweat zone side movable louver 501, Cool sensation zone side movable louver motor 51, cool sensation zone side movable louver 511, water supply / hot water supply device 52, circulation fan drive motor 53, circulation fan 531, pump drive motor 54, mist pump 541, and damper drive A motor 55, a circulation / ventilation switching damper 551, a main valve 56, and a warm mist valve 57; Cold mist valve 58, drain valve 59, heater 60, switch 601, heater 61, switch 611, heater 62, switch 621, mist heater 63, switch 631, air conditioner AC, It has. Subsequently, each component will be described.

  The CPU 40 is an arithmetic unit that receives an instruction signal and a status display signal output from other components and performs predetermined information processing based on the received signal. The CPU 40 reads software stored in the storage unit 41 and performs information processing.

  The washroom remote control 42 is a remote control disposed in a washroom of a house to which the bathroom mist sauna device MS is attached. An instruction input to the toilet remote control 42 is transmitted to the CPU 40 as an instruction signal.

  An example of the operation panel of the toilet remote control 42 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 13, the toilet operation panel 421 includes an operation / display area 42a and an operation area 42b. The operation area 42b is configured to be covered with a lid 42c.

  In the operation / display area 42a, a “stop” button, a “ventilation” button, a “clothing drying” button, a “heating” button, a “cool air” button, a “24-hour ventilation” button, a “warm mist” button, a “bathroom drying” ”Button, display section,“ reservation ”button,“ + ”button, and“ − ”button.

  The “stop” button is a button for stopping an operation being operated by pressing another button. The “ventilation” button is a button for ventilating the inside of the toilet. By pressing this button, the operation of a ventilation device (not shown) installed in the toilet is started. Further, when the “ventilation” button is repeatedly pressed, the ventilation amount by the ventilator can be increased or the ventilation on the bathroom side can be stopped. In response to the switching of the operation, the “strong” lamp and the “bath stop” lamp provided above the “ventilation” button are lit.

  The “dry clothes” button is a button for drying clothes in the bathroom, and when this button is pressed, the damper drive motor 55 is driven and the circulation / ventilation damper 551 moves to the ventilation side. Further, the circulation fan drive motor 53 is driven, and the circulation fan 531 rotates. If the “clothing drying” button is repeatedly pressed, the rotational speed of the circulation fan drive motor 53 increases or decreases. In response to the switching of the number of revolutions, a “strong” lamp and a “weak” lamp provided above the “clothing drying” button are turned on.

  The “heating” button is a button for heating in the bathroom. When this button is pressed, the switches 601, 611, 621 are closed and the heaters 60, 61, 62 are energized. . When the “heating” button is repeatedly pressed, one of the switches 601, 611 and 621 is opened, and energization of the heating heaters 60, 61 and 62 is controlled. In response to the switching of the energization control, the “strong” lamp and the “weak” lamp provided above the “heating” button are lit.

  The “cool breeze” button is a button for injecting cool breeze into the bathroom. When this button is pressed, the switches 601, 611, 621 are opened and the heaters 60, 61, 62 are energized. At the same time, the damper drive motor 55 is driven to move the circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 to the circulation side. Further, the circulation fan drive motor 53 is driven to rotate the circulation fan 531. When the “cool breeze” button is repeatedly pressed, the rotational speed of the circulation fan drive motor 53 increases or decreases. In response to the switching of the number of revolutions, a “strong” lamp and a “weak” lamp provided above the “cool wind” button are lit.

  The “24 hour ventilation” button is a button for always performing ventilation by the “ventilation” button. By repeatedly pressing the “24-hour ventilation” button, the normal-mode 24-hour ventilation and the winter-mode 24-hour ventilation in which the heaters 60, 61, 62 are energized are switched. In response to this switching, the “normal” lamp and the “winter” lamp provided above the “24 hour ventilation” button are lit.

  The “warm mist” button is a button for ejecting warm mist into the bathroom. When the “warm mist” button is pressed, the switch 631 is closed and the mist heater 63 is energized. Further, the pump drive motor 54 rotates to drive the mist pump 541, the main valve 56 and the warm mist valve 57 are opened, and the warm mist is jetted into the bathroom.

  The “dry bathroom” button is a button for drying the inside of the bathroom. The “reservation” button is a button for switching to a mode for reserving the time for performing each operation. The “+” button “−” button is a button for adjusting the time in the reservation mode. The display unit arranged between the “dry bathroom” button and the “reservation” button is a part for displaying the start time and the like of the reservation operation.

  In the operation area 42b, a “temperature” button, a “wind direction” button, a “volume” button, and a “clock” button are arranged.

  The “temperature” button is a button for adjusting the temperature of the warm mist. When the “temperature” button is pressed, energization to the mist heater 63 is controlled to adjust the temperature of the warm mist. When the “Temperature” button is pressed repeatedly, the temperature of the hot mist switches between high, medium, and low, and the “High”, “Medium”, and “Low” buttons located above the “Temperature” button are switched accordingly. ”Lamp lights up.

  The “wind direction” button is a button for changing the direction of ejection of the heating air or the cool air. When the “wind direction” button is pressed, the perspiration zone side movable louver motor 50 and the cool feeling zone side movable louver motor 51 rotate, and the perspiration zone side movable louver 501 and the cool feeling zone side movable louver 511 are driven.

  The “volume” button is a button for adjusting the volume of an acoustic device (not shown). The “clock” button is a button for adjusting the clock displayed on the display unit of the operation / display area 42a.

  Returning to FIG. 12, the bathroom remote controller 43 is installed so that it can be freely attached to and detached from the bathroom of the house where the bathroom mist sauna device MS is attached and can be operated by the bather. The instruction input to the bathroom remote control 43 is transmitted to the CPU 40 as an instruction signal using radio waves.

  An example of the operation panel of the bathroom remote control 43 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 14, the bathroom operation panel 431 includes a display area 43a, an operation area 43b, a touch-panel cool-down operation / display area 43c, and a mist operation area 43d.

  In the display area 43a, the time and the operating status of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS are displayed. The display of the driving situation includes a display of “cooling down”, a display of the temperature of the sweating zone, and a display of the temperature of the cool feeling zone.

  The operation area 43b includes a “power” button 43ba, a “stop” button 43bb, a “heating” button 43bc, a “ventilation” button 43bd, a “mist sauna” button 43be, a “warm / cool mist” button 43bf, and a “foot hot water supply” button. 43bg is provided.

  The “power” button 43ba is a button for turning on the main power of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. When the “power” button 43ba is pressed, the main power is turned on, and when pressed again, the main power can be turned off. The “stop” button 43bb is a button for stopping an operation being operated by pressing another button.

  The “heating” button 43bc is a button for heating in the bathroom, and when this button is pressed, the switches 601, 611, 621 are closed, and the electric heaters 60, 61, 62 are turned on. Each is energized. Further, the circulation fan drive motor 53 is driven, and the circulation fan 531 is driven.

  The “ventilation” button 43bd is a button for setting the ventilation time according to the humidity and temperature of the bathroom and automatically ventilating it for the optimum time. By pressing this button, the damper drive motor 55 is driven, and the circulation / ventilation damper 551 moves to the ventilation side. Further, the circulation fan drive motor 53 is driven, and the circulation fan 531 rotates for the set time.

  The “mist sauna” button 43be is a button used when performing a mist sauna bath. When this button is pressed, the switch 631 is closed and the mist heater 63 is energized. Further, the pump drive motor 54 rotates to drive the mist pump 541, the main valve 56 and the warm mist valve 57 are opened, and the warm mist is jetted into the bathroom. In addition, the above-described heating is performed.

  The “warm / cold mist” button 43bf is a button for alternately ejecting warm mist and cool water mist. When this button is pressed, the switch 631 is intermittently opened and closed, and the mist heater 63 is turned on and off. Also, the pump drive motor 54 rotates to drive the mist pump 541, the main valve 56 and the warm mist valve 57 are opened, and warm mist and cool water mist are alternately ejected from a single nozzle into the bathroom. This hot / cold mist is used to give a thermal cooling stimulus to the skin to tighten or relax the skin.

  The “footbath hot water supply” button 43bg is a button for supplying hot water to the bathtub. When this button is pressed, about 20 cm of hot water is supplied from the water / hot water supply device 52 to the bathtub, and the bathtub can be used as a footbath. This is a mist sauna that can be enjoyed in a footbath to increase sweating during bathing in the mist sauna. In addition, this eliminates the need to spout the perspiration fluid HF to the feet, so that the formation of the perspiration zone can be speeded up, and the amount of spout of the perspiration fluid HF can be suppressed, thereby reducing the running cost.

  The cool-down operation / display area 43c is configured as a touch panel structure, and is configured such that the color is reversed by a touch operation. As operation buttons, a “cool breeze” button 43ca, a “cool water mist” button 43cb, a “foot water supply” button 43cc, an “escape mode” button 43cd, a “head cold foot heat mode” button 43ce, and an “open-air bath mode” A button 43cf is provided. For example, in the state currently shown in FIG. 14, the color of the button is reversed so that it can be seen that the “escape mode” button 43 cd is operated, and it can be seen that the user is operating in the escape mode. As a result, it is displayed in the display area 43a that the cool-down is in progress, and since it is in the escape mode, the sweat zone is set to 36 ° C., the cool zone is set to 25 ° C., and the cool zone for cooling down is set. It can be seen that the construction time is set to 1 minute.

  The “cool breeze” button 43ca is a button for forcibly ejecting only a cool breeze at a high speed in a cool sensation zone determined in advance to cool down during mist sauna or bathing. Thus, when the switch 601 is opened and the heater 60 is energized, it is stopped and the damper drive motor 55 is driven to move the circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 to the circulation side. Further, the circulation fan drive motor 53 is driven to rotate the circulation fan 531 at a high speed.

  The “cool water mist” button 43cb is a button for forcibly ejecting a maximum amount of the cool water mist to the cool feeling zone in order to cool down during a mist sauna or bathing. When the “cool water mist” button 43cb is pressed, the pump drive motor 54 is rotated to the maximum to drive the mist pump 541, the main valve 56 and the cold mist valve 58 are opened, and the cool water enters a predetermined cool sensation zone in the bathroom. The maximum amount of mist is ejected.

  The “foot water supply” button 43 cc is a button for supplying water at room temperature or about 20 centimeters so that the feet are immersed in water at a predetermined low temperature. When this button is pressed, water is supplied from the water / hot water supply device 52 to the bathtub, and the bathtub can be used as a cool-down space. This is used to cool the feet after sports and to cool down the feet to cool down on the tub side while taking a bath in the mist sauna to give a strong cool feeling. Is assumed.

  The “escape mode” button 43cd is an operation button as a point of the present embodiment, and this button can be used only in the mist sauna, and is configured not to accept even if operated at other times. ing. In the state where the “mist sauna” button 43be is operated, the entire inside of the bathtub is constructed as a perspiration zone. However, when the “escape mode” button 43cd is pressed, the cool sensation fluid CF is set against the preset cool sensation zone. The delivery is started based on a predetermined specification. This makes it possible for mist sauna bathers to cool down comfortably without leaving the bathtub when they become stuffy or hot, and cycle bathing without having to wait or move by moving between the sweating zone and the cool sensation zone. Can comfortably sweat for a long time, and can promote beautiful skin and health.

  The “head cold foot heat mode” button 43ce can also be used only in the mist sauna, and is configured not to be accepted even if operated at other times. In the state where the “mist sauna” button 43be is operated, the entire inside of the bathtub is constructed as a sweat zone, but the bather's head in the sweat zone determined in advance by pressing the “head cold foot heat mode” button 43ce. The cool sensation fluid CF is sent out to an area where there seems to be a part. A cool breeze is assumed as the cool sensation fluid. Instead of this, the warm mist may be temporarily withdrawn from the head region. In any case, this cold head heat mode is assumed to be used when the mist sauna bather feels suffocating and wants to temporarily evacuate only the face, and the “escape mode” button 43cd is pressed. It is assumed that the cool-down request level is lighter in the head cold foot heat mode when the person feels hotter than breathlessness. By using the escape mode and the head cold foot heat mode properly, a more comfortable mist sauna input can be performed.

  The “open-air bath mode” button 43cf is configured to be used not only in the mist sauna but also at any time. The “open-air bath mode” button 43cf is intended to be used by bathers bathed in a bathtub, and the bathtub side is used so that the head feels cool like an open-air bath during bathing. The cool sensation fluid CF is ejected to the space. As the cool fluid CF, cool water mist is assumed. Thus, bathing can be performed comfortably without raising the head.

  In the mist operation area 43d, a “mist feeling” button 43da, a “cool feeling” button 43db, a “wind speed” button 43dc, and “wind direction” buttons 43dd and 43de are provided.

  “Mist feeling” button 43da increases the temperature in the bathroom when the “upper” side is pressed, increases the amount of mist so as to increase the relative humidity, and decreases the temperature in the bathroom when the “lower” side is additionally pressed. Since relative humidity falls, it is comprised so that the amount of mist may be reduced. By operating this “mist feeling” button 43da, the temperature display on the HOT side of the display panel 43a is moved up and down in conjunction with each other.

  The “cool feeling” button 43db is a button for increasing or decreasing the cool feeling in the cool feeling zone. When the “cool” button 43db is pressed, the temperature of the cool fluid CF in the cool zone is lowered to increase the cool feeling. If the cool fluid CF is cool water mist, the mist particle size is increased. Is done. In addition, measures are taken to increase the ejection amount of the cool sensation fluid CF, and by these measures, control is performed so that the cool sensation is felt strongly. On the contrary, when the “lower” side is pressed, the control opposite to the above is performed so that the cool feeling of the cool feeling zone is lowered. Further, by operating the “cool” button 43db, the temperature display on the COOL side of the display panel 43a is moved up and down in conjunction with each other.

  The “wind speed” button 43dc is a button for changing the ejection speed of the heating air or the cool air. When the “high” side of the “wind speed” button 43dc is pressed, the wind speed increases, and when the “low” side is pressed, the wind speed decreases.

  The “wind direction” buttons 43dd and 43de are a “wind direction” button 43dd that is a sweat side cross button that independently changes the wind direction and range for the sweat zone, and a cool feeling side cross button that independently changes the wind direction and range for the cool zone. The “wind direction” button 43de is provided separately and is a button for changing the blowing direction of the heating air or the cool air. When the “wind direction” button 43dd on the sweating side is pressed, the sweating zone side movable louver motor 50 rotates and the sweating zone side movable louver 501 is driven. When the “wind direction” button 43de on the cool side is pressed, the cool zone movable louver motor 51 rotates and the cool zone movable louver 511 is driven.

  The bathroom remote control 43 is provided with a detailed setting panel on the back side of the bathroom operation panel 431. FIG. 15 shows an example of the detailed setting panel 432. The example shown in FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a state of the detailed setting panel 432 in the escape mode. The detailed setting panel 432 is provided with a setting screen 432a and operation keys 432b as shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 15, the detailed setting panel 432 in the escape mode is displayed so that “cool feeling condition setting”, “cool feeling zone construction condition setting”, and “separation form” can be set as major items.

  In the “cool feeling condition setting”, two conditions of “AUTO” and “manual setting” are provided. “AUTO” automatically optimizes the degree of coolness for the coolness zone and the maintenance of the mist environment for the sweating zone, but “automatic sweating zone temperature maintenance priority” or “ “Cool feeling priority in cool zone” can be selected. This is because when the cool sensation fluid CF is sent out in forming the cool sensation zone, the temperature of the sweating zone inevitably drops even if the zone separation control is performed. Use the degree to which you want to keep the conflicting request to keep the mist environment in the sweating zone optimal when you next enter the sweating zone for cycle bathing It is intended to meet the demands of those who are not.

  If "Sweating zone temperature maintenance priority" is selected, priority will be given to a comfortable mist sauna bath without waiting when the temperature of the sweat zone does not drop, and when returning to the sweat zone from the cool feeling zone Thus, the CPU 40 energizes the heaters 60, 61, 62 to increase the temperature, raise the temperature of the cool sensation fluid CF, and reduce the amount of the cool sensation fluid CF delivered. On the other hand, if you select “Cool sensation priority in the cool sensation zone”, the temperature in the sweat zone will drop slightly, and even if you need a little time to get a comfortable mist environment, you can get the cool sensation in the cool sensation zone more optimal While the CPU 40 suppresses the energization of the heaters 60, 61, 62, it is controlled to stop spraying the temperature mist for a predetermined period, lower the temperature of the cool sensation fluid, and increase the ejection amount.

  In “manual setting”, the degree of coolness and the contents of control are finely set according to the user's preference, and when the “escape mode” button 43cd is operated, control is performed according to the setting contents. Is. In terms of contents, “cool feeling medium setting”, “cool wind setting”, and “automatic hot water / water filling setting” can be set. “Cool sensation medium setting” is configured so that the cool sensation fluid CF for the cool sensation zone can be selected from “cool breeze + cool water mist”, “cool water only”, or “cool wind only”. In the “cool air setting”, “air conditioner drive”, “outside air introduction”, “toilet air introduction”, or “bathroom air circulation” can be set. The cooler the stronger the earlier.

  “Air-conditioner drive” is a setting for driving a refrigerator provided in a bathroom to send cool air that is forcibly cooled. “Outside air introduction” is a setting for introducing cool air by introducing outdoor air. “Toilet air introduction” is a setting in which air on the toilet side is introduced through a duct and cool air is sent. “Bathroom air circulation” is a setting for circulating cool air in the bathroom.

  In “automatic hot water / water filling setting”, “ON” or “OFF” can be selected. “ON” is controlled so as to stretch “water” or “water” of about 20 centimeters so that the feet are automatically immersed in the bathtub in the escape mode. It is configured so that it can be freely selected according to. When “hot water” is selected, the CPU 40 outputs an instruction signal to fill the hot water supply / hot water supply device 52 with hot water. When “water” is selected, the CPU 40 outputs an instruction signal to fill the water / hot water supply device 52 with water.

  The “cooling zone construction condition setting” is configured so that “constant construction”, “automatic cycle construction”, or “manual setup construction” can be selected.

  When “always constructed” is selected, the CPU 40 performs control so that a cool feeling zone is always constructed with respect to the sweating zone. When “automatic cycle construction” is selected, the CPU 40 performs control so that the cool zone is automatically formed in the area set in advance for the sweat zone with the set number of cycles. The cycle can be set by setting the “Sweating time”, “Cooling time”, and “Number of sweating cycles”. After the set sweating time, the construction of the cooling sensation zone starts and the cooling sensation zone is built for the set cooling sensation time. Thus, the control is performed so as to eliminate the cool feeling zone, and this cycle is performed for the set number of sweating cycles.

  When “manual setting construction” is selected, the CPU 40 controls so that a cool feeling zone is formed according to the bather's operation. In “manual setting construction”, “ON / OFF method” and “cool feeling zone construction for a predetermined time after ON” can be set. The “ON / OFF method” is a method for constructing a cool sensation zone according to a bather's operation and canceling the construction. “Constructing a cool sensation zone for a predetermined time after the ON” is a method of constructing a cool sensation zone for a time set according to the bather's operation (1 minute in FIG. 19) and canceling the construction after the lapse of that time.

  In the “separation mode”, “3-zone separation” or “2-zone separation” can be selected. The “separated form” is also configured so that a two-step cool zone formation or a one-step cool zone formation can be selected.

  “3-zone separation” is a mode of formation of the cool feeling zone described with reference to FIG. 5C, and an intermediate zone is provided between the perspiration zone and the cool feeling zone. “2-zone separation” means separation into a sweating zone and a cool feeling zone.

  As described with reference to FIG. 2B, the two-step cool zone formation is a mist retreat mode in which the ejection of the warm mist HM is reduced by pressing the “escape mode” button 43cd once. The mode is changed to the mode in which the cool sensation fluid CF is ejected only when is pressed. The one-step cool sensation zone formation means that when the “escape mode” button 43cd is pressed once, the jet of the cool sensation fluid CF is immediately started. It is assumed that it is selected and set from the viewpoint of cool-down preference and maintaining the environment of the sweat zone.

  Returning to FIG. 12, the first water temperature sensor 44 is a sensor for measuring the water temperature on the cold mist valve 58 side. The second water temperature sensor 45 is a sensor for measuring the water temperature on the temperature mist valve 57 side.

  The sweat zone side temperature sensor 46 is a sensor for measuring a predetermined temperature on the sweat zone side. The sweat zone side temperature sensor 46 is disposed near the bathtub when the sweat zone is provided on the bathtub side, and is disposed near the wash place when the sweat zone is provided on the wash place side.

  The cool zone temperature sensor 47 is a sensor for measuring a predetermined cool zone temperature. The cool sensation zone side temperature sensor 47 is disposed near the bathtub when the cool sensation zone is provided on the bathtub side, and is disposed near the washing area when the cool sensation zone is provided on the washing room side.

  The bathroom humidity sensor 48 is a sensor for measuring the humidity in the bathroom, and is installed in the bathroom. The washroom humidity sensor 49 is a sensor for measuring the humidity in the washroom, and is installed in the washroom.

  Measurement signals output from the first water temperature sensor 44, the second water temperature sensor 45, the sweat zone side temperature sensor 46, the cool zone temperature sensor 47, the bathroom humidity sensor 48, and the bathroom humidity sensor 49 are output to the CPU 40.

  The sweat zone-side movable louver motor 50 is a motor for driving the sweat zone-side movable louver 501 installed corresponding to a predetermined sweat zone side. The cool sensation zone side movable louver motor 51 is a motor for driving the cool sensation zone side movable louver 511 installed corresponding to a predetermined sweating zone side. The sweat zone side movable louver motor 50 and the cool feeling zone side movable louver motor 51 rotate based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  The water supply / hot water supply device 52 is a device for supplying water and hot water to the bathtub. The water supply / hot water supply device 52 supplies water and hot water to the bathtub in response to an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  The circulation fan drive motor 53 is a motor for driving the circulation fan 531. The circulation fan 531 is a fan provided in the bathroom air conditioner body 10 and sends air into the bathroom. Circulation fan drive motor 53 rotates based on an instruction signal from CPU 40.

  The pump drive motor 54 is a motor for driving the mist pump 541. The mist pump 541 is provided between the main valve 57, the warm mist valve 58 and the cold mist valve 59, and increases the water pressure toward the warm mist valve 58 and the cold mist valve 59. The pump drive motor 54 rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  The damper drive motor 55 is a motor for driving the circulation / ventilation switching damper 551. In accordance with the rotation of the damper drive motor 55, the circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 is configured to switch the air conditioning path in the bathroom air conditioner body 10 between the circulation side and the ventilation side. The damper drive motor 55 rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  The main valve 56 is a valve disposed between the water main plug and the mist pump 541 in the pipe line of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. The main valve 56 performs an opening / closing operation based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  The warm mist valve 57 is a valve disposed between the mist pump 541 and the warm mist nozzle (not explicitly shown in FIG. 12) in the pipeline of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. The warm mist valve 57 performs an opening / closing operation based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  The cold mist valve 58 is a valve disposed between the mist pump 541 and the cold mist nozzle (not explicitly shown in FIG. 12) in the pipeline of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. The cold mist valve 58 opens and closes based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  The drainage valve 59 is a pipe branching between a warm mist valve 57 and a warm mist nozzle (not explicitly shown in FIG. 12), a cold mist valve 58 and a cold mist nozzle (not shown in FIG. 12) in the pipeline of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. It is a valve provided in a pipe branching from between (not explicitly shown in FIG. 12). The drain valve 59 performs an opening / closing operation based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  Heating heaters 60, 61, 62 are heaters arranged in the vicinity of the air outlet in the air conditioning path in bathroom air conditioner body 10. The switches 601, 611, 621 are switches that control energization to the heaters 60, 61, 62. The switches 601, 611 and 621 perform energization control based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  The mist heater 63 is a heater disposed between the warm mist valve 57 and the warm mist nozzle (not explicitly shown in FIG. 12) in the pipe line of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. The switch 631 is a switch that controls energization to the mist heater 63. The switch 631 performs energization control based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40.

  Subsequently, the piping state of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 16 is a piping diagram of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. As shown in FIG. 16, a main valve 56 and a mist pump 541 are connected in order from the upstream side connected to the water supply. At the tip of the mist pump 541, a pipeline is branched into a hot water side and a cold water side.

  A cold mist valve 58, a first water temperature sensor 44, and a cold mist nozzle 72 are connected to the pipe on the cold water side in order from the upstream side. The first water temperature sensor 44 measures the water temperature of the pipe line from the cold mist valve 58 to the mist nozzle 72. The mist nozzle 72 ejects cool water mist toward the cool feeling zone.

  It is also preferable to provide a cooling means 70 in the pipe line between the cold mist valve 58 and the mist nozzle 72. By providing the cooling means 70, the water flowing through the cold water side pipe line can be cooled to a comfortable temperature.

  It is also preferable to provide the mist nozzle 72 with a particle diameter changing means 75 and a nozzle ejection direction changing means 76. The particle diameter changing means 75 is for changing the particle diameter of the cool water mist ejected from the mist nozzle 72. Specific examples of the particle size changing means 75 include a pressurizing device that increases the flow rate of water supplied to the mist nozzle 72 per unit time, and a device that changes the opening area of the nozzle hole of the mist nozzle 72. .

  The nozzle ejection direction changing means 76 is for changing the ejection direction of the mist nozzle 72. As a specific example of the nozzle ejection direction changing means 76, an actuator driven by the mist nozzle 72 is exemplified.

  A warm mist valve 57, a mist heater 63, a second water temperature sensor 45, and mist nozzles 73 and 74 are connected to the pipeline on the warm water side in order from the upstream side. The mist heater 63 warms water in the pipe line from the warm mist valve 57 to the mist nozzles 73 and 74. The second water temperature sensor 45 measures the water temperature of the pipe line from the temperature mist valve 57 to the mist nozzles 73 and 74. The mist nozzles 73 and 74 eject warm mist toward the perspiration zone.

  The temperature of the warm mist ejected from the mist nozzles 73 and 74 can be adjusted by the heating temperature by the mist heater 63. Accordingly, it is possible to eject mist from the mist nozzles 73 and 74 without heating by the mist heater 63. Thereby, the mist ejected from the mist nozzles 73 and 74 can be a cycle ejection of the warm mist and the cool water mist.

  A drainage pipe is provided by branching from the middle of the cold water side pipe and the middle of the hot water side pipe. A drain valve 59 is provided in the drain pipe. A drainage pipe ahead of the drainage valve 59 is connected to the drain 71.

  Subsequently, a modification of the piping state of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS will be described with reference to FIGS. 17 and 18. FIG. 17 is a piping diagram of a first modification of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. As shown in FIG. 17, a main valve 56 and a mist pump 541 are connected in order from the upstream side connected to the water supply. The tip of the mist pump 541 is branched into a first pipeline side and a second pipeline side.

  A mist heater 63, a first mist valve 77, and mist nozzles 73 and 74 are connected to the first pipeline side in this order from the upstream side. A second mist valve 78 is connected to the second pipeline side. The second pipe line is connected between the first mist valve 77 and the mist nozzles 73 and 74 in the first pipe line. Therefore, the second pipe line functions as a bypass pipe that does not pass through the mist heater 63 toward the mist nozzles 73 and 74.

  A third pipe branches from between the mist heater 63 and the first mist valve 77 in the first pipe. A third mist valve 79 and a mist nozzle 72 are connected to the third pipeline in order from the upstream side.

  A drainage pipe is provided by branching from the middle of the first pipe and the middle of the third pipe. A drain valve 59 is provided in the drain pipe. A drainage pipe ahead of the drainage valve 59 is connected to the drain 71.

  In the case of the configuration shown in FIG. 17, when the first mist valve 77 and the third mist valve 79 are opened and the second mist valve 78 is closed while energizing the mist heater 63, warm mist is generated from the mist nozzles 72, 73 and 74. Erupts. On the other hand, when the first mist valve 77 and the third mist valve 79 are opened while the mist heater 63 is energized, and the second mist valve 78 is also opened, a hot mist having a high temperature is discharged from the mist nozzles 72 from the mist nozzles 73 and 74. Each has a low temperature mist. Further, when the first mist valve 77 and the third mist valve 79 are opened without energizing the mist heater 63, cool water mist is ejected from the mist nozzles 72, 73 and 74.

  Subsequently, FIG. 18 is a piping diagram in a second modification of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. As shown in FIG. 18, a main valve 56 and a mist pump 541 are connected in order from the upstream side connected to the water supply. The tip of the mist pump 541 is branched into a first pipeline side and a second pipeline side.

  A mist heater 63a, a first mist valve 80, and mist nozzles 73 and 74 are connected to the first pipeline side in this order from the upstream side. A mist heater 63b, a second mist valve 81, and a mist nozzle 72 are connected to the second pipeline side in order from the upstream side.

  A drainage pipe is provided branched from the middle of the first pipe and the middle of the second pipe. A drain valve 59 is provided in the drain pipe. A drainage pipe ahead of the drainage valve 59 is connected to the drain 71.

  In the configuration shown in FIG. 18, when the first mist valve 80 and the second mist valve 81 are opened while energizing only the mist heater 63 a, cool water mist is generated from the mist nozzle 72 and warm mist is output from the mist nozzles 73 and 74. Erupts. On the other hand, when the first mist valve 80 and the second mist valve 81 are opened while energizing only the mist heater 63 b, warm mist is ejected from the mist nozzle 72 and cool water mist is ejected from the mist nozzles 73 and 74. The temperature of the mist ejected from the mist nozzles 72, 73, 74 can be adjusted by controlling the energization state to the mist heaters 63a, 63b.

  Subsequently, the bathroom air conditioner body 10 constituting the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 19 is a diagram schematically illustrating the internal configuration of the bathroom air conditioner body 10. 20 is a view showing the vicinity of the heaters 60, 61, and 62 in FIG. 19, and is a view as seen from the arrow A side in FIG. FIG. 21 is a view showing the vicinity of the heaters 60, 61, and 62 in FIG. 19, and is a view seen from the arrow B side in FIG.

  The bathroom air conditioner main body 10 includes an air passage portion 101 and a cover portion 102. The air passage portion 101 is connected to the first air passage portion 101a, the second air passage portion 101b, and the third air passage portion 101c. The first air passage portion 101a, the second air passage portion 101b, and the third air passage portion 101c are connected to form an angle of 90 degrees with each other. Therefore, the direction of the air sucked from the first air passage portion 101a and the direction of the air ejected from the third air passage portion 101c form an angle of 180 degrees.

  A circulation fan 531 is provided in the vicinity of the portion where the first air passage portion 101a and the second air passage portion 101b are connected. Circulation fan 531 is driven by circulation fan drive motor 53 that rotates based on an instruction signal from CPU 40 of bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS (see FIG. 12).

  A ventilation air passage 101d is connected to a portion where the second air passage portion 101b and the third air passage portion 101c are connected. A circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 is provided between the ventilation air passage 101d and the second air passage portion 101b and the third air passage portion 101c. The circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 is driven by a damper drive motor 55 that rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS (see FIG. 12).

  Heating heaters 60, 61, and 62 are attached to the terminal portion of the third air passage portion 101c. The energization state of the heaters 60, 61, 62 is controlled by switches 601, 611, 621 that open and close based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS.

  The cover portion 102 is attached so as to cover the air passage portion 101. The cover portion 102 covers the air passage portion 101 and is attached in a state where a predetermined gap is secured between the flat ceiling portion 241 (see FIG. 1) of the ceiling member 24 of the bathroom unit BR. Accordingly, when the circulation fan 531 attached to the air passage portion 101 rotates, air is sucked from the gap between the cover portion 102 and the ceiling portion 241.

  An opening 102a is formed in a portion of the cover portion 102 corresponding to the third air passage portion 101c. The opening 102a is provided with two sweat zone side movable louvers 501 and one cool zone movable louver 511. The pair of sweat zone side movable louvers 501 are attached immediately below the heaters 61 and 62. The cool sensation zone side movable louver 511 is attached directly below the heater 60.

  Mist nozzles 73 and 74 are provided in the vicinity of the pair of sweat zone side movable louvers 501. Near the cool zone movable louver 511, a mist nozzle 72 is provided. The mist nozzle 72 and the mist nozzles 73 and 74 are attached to the opposite sides with the opening 102a interposed therebetween. Therefore, the mist ejection direction of the mist nozzle 72 and the mist ejection direction of the mist nozzles 73 and 74 are configured to be opposite to each other.

  In the bathroom air conditioner main body 10 shown in FIGS. 19, 20, and 21, when a sweat zone is formed, the circulation fan 531 is rotated while the heaters 60, 61, and 62 are energized so that warm air is introduced into the bathroom. Send it out. Along with this warm air delivery, warm mist is ejected from the mist nozzles 73 and 74 to make the inside of the bathroom a mist sauna space. When the sweat zone is formed, not only the sweat zone side movable louver 501 but also the cool feeling zone side movable louver 511 is directed to the sweat zone side.

  On the other hand, when the cool feeling zone is formed, energization to the heater 60 is stopped and cool air is sent out. Along with this cool air delivery, cool water mist is ejected from the mist nozzle 72. In forming the cool sensation zone, it is also preferable to send out only the cool water mist as the cool sensation fluid CF. What mode is adopted as the cool fluid CF depends on the detailed setting in the bathroom operation remote controller 43 as described with reference to FIG.

  Then, the 1st modification of the bathroom air conditioner main body 10 is shown in FIG. FIG. 22 is a diagram schematically showing the internal configuration of a bathroom air conditioner body 10a as a first modification. A bathroom air conditioner main body 10 a shown in FIG. 22 includes an air passage portion 103 and a cover portion 104. The air passage portion 103 is connected to the first air passage portion 103a, the second air passage portion 103b, the third air passage portion 103c, the fourth air passage portion 103d, and the fifth air passage portion 103e.

  The first air passage portion 103a, the second air passage portion 103b, and the third air passage portion 103c are connected to form an angle of 90 degrees with each other. Therefore, the direction of the air sucked from the first air passage portion 103a and the direction of the air ejected from the third air passage portion 103c form an angle of 180 degrees.

  The fourth air passage portion 103d and the fifth air passage portion 103e are provided independently of the first air passage portion 103a, the second air passage portion 103b, and the third air passage portion 103c. The fourth air passage portion 103d and the fifth air passage portion 103e are connected to form an angle of 90 degrees with each other. The fifth air passage portion 103e is provided along the first air passage portion 103a so that the end of the fifth air passage portion 103e and the inlet for taking in air of the first air passage portion 103a are adjacent to each other. Has been placed.

  A circulation fan 531 is provided in the vicinity of the portion where the first air passage portion 103a and the second air passage portion 103b are connected. Circulation fan 531 is driven by circulation fan drive motor 53 that rotates based on an instruction signal from CPU 40 of bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS (see FIG. 12).

  A ventilation air passage 103f is connected to a portion where the second air passage portion 103b and the third air passage portion 103c are connected. A circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 is provided between the ventilation air passage 103f and the second air passage portion 103b and the third air passage portion 103c. The circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 is driven by a damper drive motor 55 that rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS (see FIG. 12).

  Heating heaters 60, 61, and 62 are attached to the terminal portion of the third air passage portion 103c. The energization state of the heaters 60, 61, 62 is controlled by switches 601, 611, 621 that open and close based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS.

  A cool air fan 531a is provided in the fourth air passage portion 103d. Similarly to the circulation fan 531, the cool air fan 531a is driven by a circulation fan drive motor 53a that rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. Furthermore, a circulation / ventilation switching damper 551a is provided in the fourth air passage portion 103d. The circulation / ventilation switching damper 551a is driven by a damper drive motor 55a that rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS.

  FIG. 23 shows a state where the fourth air passage portion 103d is connected to the ceiling of the washroom DR. It is also preferable that the ventilation air passage 103f is connected to the outside of the house where the bathroom unit BR is installed so as to allow ventilation. The fourth air passage portion 103d is also preferably connected to the washroom DR adjacent to the bathroom unit BR so as to allow ventilation. The fourth air passage portion 103d is provided at a position where it can suck in cool air or hot air blown from the air conditioner AC provided in the washroom DR.

  Returning to FIG. 22, the cover portion 104 is attached so as to cover the air passage portion 103. The cover portion 104 covers the air passage portion 103 and is attached in a state in which a predetermined gap is secured between the flat ceiling portion 241 (see FIG. 1) of the ceiling member 24 of the bathroom unit BR. Therefore, when the circulation fan 531 attached to the air passage portion 103 rotates, air is sucked from the gap between the cover portion 104 and the ceiling portion 241.

  An opening 104a is formed in a portion of the cover portion 104 corresponding to the first air passage portion 103a. An opening 104b is formed in a portion of the cover portion 104 corresponding to the third air passage portion 103c. Three sweat zone-side movable louvers 501 are provided in the opening 104b. The three sweat zone-side movable louvers 501 are attached immediately below the heaters 60, 61, 62.

  An opening 104c is formed in a portion of the cover portion 104 corresponding to the fifth air passage portion 103e. A cool sensation zone side movable louver 511 is provided in the opening 104c.

  Mist nozzles 73 and 74 are provided in the vicinity of the two sweat zone side movable louvers 501 out of the three sweat zone side movable louvers 501. Near the cool zone movable louver 511, a mist nozzle 72 is provided. The mist nozzle 72 and the mist nozzles 73 and 74 are attached to the opposite sides with the openings 104a, 104b, and 104c interposed therebetween. Therefore, the mist ejection direction of the mist nozzle 72 and the mist ejection direction of the mist nozzles 73 and 74 are configured to be opposite to each other.

  In the bathroom air conditioner main body 10a shown in FIG. 22, when the sweat zone is formed, the circulation fan 531 is rotated in a state where the heaters 60, 61, 62 are energized, and warm air is sent into the bathroom. Along with this warm air delivery, warm mist is ejected from the mist nozzles 73 and 74 to make the inside of the bathroom a mist sauna space.

  On the other hand, when forming a cool feeling zone, the cool wind fan 531a is rotated to send cool air. Along with this cool air delivery, it is also preferable to eject cool water mist from the mist nozzle 72. In the bathroom air conditioner main body 10a, the air passage for sending the hot air and the air passage for sending the cool air are provided independently, so the fan rotation amount can be changed according to each request of the hot air and the cool air. Thus, the sweating zone and the cool feeling zone can be formed more efficiently. In forming the cool sensation zone, an air amount that is substantially the same as or slightly larger than the amount of air flowing in from the fourth air passage portion 103d is ventilated through the ventilation air passage 103f. This is because if the outside air or air from the next room (toilet) is taken into the bathroom, the air pressure in the bathroom will increase, and the air in the bathroom will be ejected from the galley of the bathroom door toward the next room (toilet). This is to prevent it.

  FIG. 24 shows an example in which the bathroom air conditioner body 10a is installed. As shown in FIG. 24, the bathroom air conditioner body 10a is installed so that the bathtub BT side is a cool feeling zone and the washing area side is a sweat zone. When installed in this way, both cool air CW and warm air HW circulate along the side wall of the bathroom. The cool air CW rises along the inner side wall of the bathtub BT, and the hot air HW rises along the outer side wall of the bathtub BT. Therefore, the cool air CW and the warm air HW circulated in the bathroom unit BR can be efficiently sucked from the opening 104a. As a result, the warm air and the cool air flow beautifully in parallel along the bathtub, so that mixing of the two air currents can be suppressed, and the sweat zone and the cool zone can be optimally formed.

  Then, the 2nd modification of the bathroom air conditioner main body 10 is shown to FIG. FIG. 25 is a diagram schematically illustrating an internal configuration of a bathroom air conditioner body 10b as a second modification. FIG. 26 is a view of the bathroom air conditioner main body 10b as viewed from below in FIG.

  The bathroom air conditioner main body 10 b shown in FIGS. 25 and 26 includes an air passage portion 105 and a cover portion 106. The air passage portion 105 is connected to the first air passage portion 105a, the second air passage portion 105b, the third air passage portion 105c, and the fourth air passage portion 105d.

  The first air passage portion 105a, the second air passage portion 105b, and the third air passage portion 105c are connected to form an angle of 90 degrees with each other. Therefore, the direction of the air sucked from the first air passage portion 105a and the direction of the air ejected from the third air passage portion 105c form an angle of 180 degrees.

  The fourth air passage portion 105d is connected to the second air passage portion 105b, and is provided in parallel with the third air passage portion 105c. The fourth air passage portion 105d is provided along the third air passage portion 105c, and is arranged so that the end of the fourth air passage portion 105d and the end of the third air passage portion 105c are adjacent to each other. ing.

  A circulation fan 531 is provided in the vicinity of the portion where the first air passage portion 105a and the second air passage portion 105b are connected. Circulation fan 531 is driven by circulation fan drive motor 53 that rotates based on an instruction signal from CPU 40 of bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS (see FIG. 12).

  A ventilation air passage 105e is connected to a portion where the second air passage portion 105b and the third air passage portion 105c are connected. A circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 is provided between the ventilation air passage 105e and the second air passage portion 105b and the third air passage portion 105c. The circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 is driven by a damper drive motor 55 that rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS (see FIG. 12).

  Heating heaters 60, 61, and 62 are attached to the terminal portion of the third air passage portion 105c. The energization state of the heaters 60, 61, 62 is controlled by switches 601, 611, 621 that open and close based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS.

  A cool air damper 551b is provided at the end of the fourth air passage portion 105d on the second air passage portion 105b side. The cool air damper 551b is driven by a damper drive motor 55b that rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. The cool air damper 551b is opened when the escape mode button 43cd (see FIG. 14) is pressed and the escape mode is turned on, and cool air is jetted into the cool zone. On the other hand, when the escape mode button 43cd is pressed again to turn off the escape mode, the cool wind damper 551b is closed and the formation of the cool feeling zone is released. The fourth air passage portion 105d may be configured such that the refrigerator 85 can cool the air.

  The cover portion 106 is attached so as to cover the air passage portion 105. The cover portion 106 covers the air passage portion 105 and is attached in a state where a predetermined gap is secured between the flat ceiling portion 241 (see FIG. 1) of the ceiling member 24 of the bathroom unit BR. Accordingly, when the circulation fan 531 attached to the air passage portion 105 rotates, air is sucked from the gap between the cover portion 106 and the ceiling portion 241.

  An opening 106a is formed in a portion of the cover portion 106 corresponding to the first air passage portion 105a. Three perspiration zone side movable louvers 501 are provided in the opening 106a. The three sweat zone-side movable louvers 501 are attached immediately below the heaters 60, 61, 62.

  An opening 106b is formed in a portion of the cover portion 106 corresponding to the fourth air passage portion 105d. A cool sensation zone side movable louver 511 is provided in the opening 106b.

  Mist nozzles 73 and 74 are provided in the vicinity of the two sweat zone side movable louvers 501 out of the three sweat zone side movable louvers 501. Near the cool zone movable louver 511, a mist nozzle 72 is provided. The mist nozzle 72 and the mist nozzles 73 and 74 are attached to the opposite sides with the openings 106a and 106b interposed therebetween. Therefore, the mist ejection direction of the mist nozzle 72 and the mist ejection direction of the mist nozzles 73 and 74 are configured to be opposite to each other.

  In the bathroom air conditioner main body 10b shown in FIGS. 25 and 26, when a sweat zone is formed, the circulating fan 531 is rotated in a state where the heaters 60, 61, and 62 are energized to send hot air into the bathroom. . Along with this warm air delivery, warm mist is ejected from the mist nozzles 73 and 74 to make the inside of the bathroom a mist sauna space.

  On the other hand, when forming a cool feeling zone, the cool wind damper 551b is opened, and cool air is sent out while operating the refrigerator 85. Along with this cool air delivery, it is also preferable to eject cool water mist from the mist nozzle 72. In the bathroom air conditioner main body 10b, the fourth air passage portion 105d for sending the cool air is provided independently of the third air passage portion 105c for sending the hot air so as to bypass the heaters 60, 61 and 62. Therefore, it is difficult to mix the warm air and the cool air, and the sweat zone and the cool feeling zone can be formed more efficiently. Moreover, since the cool air can be provided in a state where the heater 60 is energized, the temperature of the sweat zone can be more accurately maintained.

  When the refrigerator 85 is used in this way, it is not necessary to take in outside air or air from the adjacent room (toilet) into the bathroom when the cool zone is formed. As described above, in the bathroom air conditioner main body 10a, ventilation from the ventilation air passage 103f is necessary in order to take in outside air or air from the adjacent room (toilet). On the other hand, in this bathroom air conditioner body 10b, it is not necessary to take in outside air or air from the adjacent room (toilet), and there is no need to perform ventilation because the amount of air in the bathroom does not change. Therefore, the high temperature air in the perspiration zone is not discharged, and the temperature drop in the perspiration zone can be suppressed.

  Then, the 3rd modification of the bathroom air conditioner main body 10 is shown in FIG. FIG. 27 is a diagram schematically showing the internal configuration of a bathroom air conditioner body 10c as a third modification.

  A bathroom air conditioner body 10c shown in FIG. 27 includes an air passage portion 107 and a cover portion. The air passage portion 107 includes a first air passage portion 107a, a second air passage portion 107b, a third air passage portion 107c, a fourth air passage portion 107d, a fifth air passage portion 107e, a sixth air passage portion 107f, and a seventh air passage portion 107f. It has an air passage portion 107g and an eighth air passage portion 107h.

  The first air passage portion 107a, the second air passage portion 107b, and the third air passage portion 107c are connected to form an angle of 90 degrees with each other. Accordingly, the direction of the air sucked from the first air passage portion 107a and the direction of the air ejected from the third air passage portion 107c form an angle of 180 degrees. Further, a fourth air passage portion 107d is further connected to a portion where the second air passage portion 107b and the third air passage portion 107c are connected.

  A circulation fan 531 is provided in the vicinity of the portion where the first air passage portion 107a and the second air passage portion 107b are connected. Circulation fan 531 is driven by circulation fan drive motor 53 that rotates based on an instruction signal from CPU 40 of bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS (see FIG. 12). In the case of this example, the circulation fan 531 functions as a heating fan.

  A circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 is provided at a portion where the second air passage portion 107b, the third air passage portion 107c, and the fourth air passage portion 107d are connected. The circulation / ventilation switching damper 551 is driven by a damper drive motor 55 that rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS (see FIG. 12).

  Heating heaters 60, 61, and 62 are attached to the terminal portion of the third air passage portion 107c. The energization state of the heaters 60, 61, 62 is controlled by switches 601, 611, 621 that open and close based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS.

  The fifth air passage portion 107e, the sixth air passage portion 107f, and the seventh air passage portion 107g are connected to form an angle of 90 degrees with each other. Therefore, the direction of the air sucked from the fifth air passage portion 107e and the direction of the air ejected from the seventh air passage portion 107g form an angle of 180 degrees. Further, an eighth air passage portion 107h is further connected to a portion where the fifth air passage portion 107e and the sixth air passage portion 107f are connected.

  A circulation fan 531a is provided in the vicinity of the portion where the sixth air passage portion 107f and the seventh air passage portion 107g are connected. Circulation fan 531a is driven by a circulation fan drive motor (not shown in the figure) that rotates based on an instruction signal from CPU 40 of bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. In the case of this example, the circulation fan 531a functions as a cool air fan.

  A cool air damper 551b is provided at a portion where the fifth air passage portion 107e, the sixth air passage portion 107f, and the eighth air passage portion 107h are connected. The cool breeze damper 551b is driven by a damper drive motor (not explicitly shown) that rotates based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS. The cool air damper 551b is opened when the escape mode button 43cd (see FIG. 14) is pressed and the escape mode is turned on, and cool air is jetted into the cool zone. On the other hand, when the escape mode button 43cd is pressed again to turn off the escape mode, the cool wind damper 551b is closed and the formation of the cool feeling zone is released.

  An air conditioner AC1 is provided in the fifth air passage portion 107e. The air conditioner AC1 is configured to be able to cool the air passing through the fifth air passage portion 107e based on an instruction signal from the CPU 40 of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS.

  The cover portion 108 is attached so as to cover the air passage portion 107. The cover portion 108 covers the air passage portion 107 and is attached in a state where a predetermined gap is secured between the flat ceiling portion 241 (see FIG. 1) of the ceiling member 24 of the bathroom unit BR. Accordingly, when the circulation fan 531 a attached to the air passage portion 107 rotates, air is sucked from the gap between the cover portion 108 and the ceiling portion 241.

  An opening 108a is formed in a portion of the cover portion 108 corresponding to the first air passage portion 107a. When the circulation fan 531 attached to the air passage portion 107 rotates, air is sucked from the opening 108a.

  An opening 108b is formed in a portion of the cover portion 108 corresponding to the third air passage portion 107c. Three perspiration zone side movable louvers 501 are provided in the opening 108b. The three sweat zone-side movable louvers 501 are attached immediately below the heaters 60, 61, 62.

  An opening 108c is formed in a portion of the cover portion 108 corresponding to the seventh air passage portion 105g. A cool sensation zone side movable louver 511 is provided in the opening 108c.

  Mist nozzles 73 and 74 are provided in the vicinity of the two sweat zone side movable louvers 501 out of the three sweat zone side movable louvers 501. Near the cool zone movable louver 511, a mist nozzle 72 is provided. The mist nozzle 72 and the mist nozzles 73 and 74 are attached to the opposite sides with the openings 108a, 108b, and 108c interposed therebetween. Therefore, the mist ejection direction of the mist nozzle 72 and the mist ejection direction of the mist nozzles 73 and 74 are configured to be opposite to each other.

  In the bathroom air conditioner main body 10c shown in FIG. 27, when a sweat zone is formed, the circulation fan 531 is rotated in a state where the heaters 60, 61, 62 are energized to send warm air into the bathroom. Along with this warm air delivery, warm mist is ejected from the mist nozzles 73 and 74 to make the inside of the bathroom a mist sauna space.

  On the other hand, when forming a cool feeling zone, the cool wind damper 551b is closed, the circulation fan 531a is rotated, and the cool air is sent out while the air conditioner AC1 is operated. Along with this cool air delivery, it is also preferable to eject cool water mist from the mist nozzle 72. In the bathroom air conditioner body 10c, the fifth air passage portion 107e, the sixth air passage portion 107f, and the seventh air passage portion 107g that send out cool air bypass the heaters 60, 61, and 62 and send out hot air. Since the first air passage portion 107a, the second air passage portion 107b, and the third air passage portion 107c are provided independently of each other, the hot air and the cool air are less likely to mix, and the sweat zone and the cool feeling are more efficiently mixed. Zones. Moreover, since the cool air can be provided in a state where the heater 60 is energized, the temperature of the sweat zone can be more accurately maintained. Further, when the cool air damper 551b is opened and the circulation fan 531a is rotated, outside air can be taken in.

  Next, FIG. 28 shows a time chart in the case of performing zone separation air conditioning control using the bathroom air conditioner main body 10c shown in FIG. 28, in order from the top, the number of rotations of the circulation fan 531 as the heating fan, the temperature of the heaters 60, 61, 62, the flow rate of the warm mist, the particle size of the warm mist, and the circulation / ventilation by the circulation / ventilation switching damper 551. Switching state, rotation speed of circulating fan 531a as a cool air fan, operating state of air conditioner AC1, flow rate of cool mist, particle size of cool mist, temperature of cool mist, switching state of circulation / outside air by cool wind damper 551b, sweating zone The operation state of the side movable louver 501 and the operation state of the cool feeling zone side movable louver 511 are shown. Moreover, the temperature of the perspiration zone and the temperature of a cool feeling zone according to those operating conditions are shown.

  From time 0 to time t1, the vehicle is operated in a mode in which only a sweat zone is created in the bathroom space. Therefore, the rotation speed of the circulation fan 531 is medium (Mi), the temperature of the heaters 60, 61, 62 is medium (Mi), the flow rate of the warm mist is medium (Mi), and the particle diameter of the warm mist is large.・ Circulation / ventilation is in circulation state, circulation fan 531a is stopped, air conditioner AC1 is stopped, cool mist is stopped, cool mist is kept at high temperature, circulation / outside air switching is in circulation state, sweat zone side movable The louver 501 swings over the entire bathroom space (mist state), and the cool sensation zone side movable louver 511 faces a relatively high position (face position) so as to face the vicinity of the bather's face. In this case, both the sweat zone and the cool zone are in a high temperature state.

  Subsequently, from time t1 to time t2 (about 1 minute in this example) is a mode in which a cool feeling zone is formed by coexisting with a sweat zone in the bathroom space, and is controlled to give a particularly strong cool feeling. Yes. Therefore, the circulation fan 531 is in a stopped state (OFF), and the heaters 60, 61, 62 are in a stopped state (OFF) (D portion in FIG. 28). The warm mist is held in a stopped state (OFF), and the warm mist has a small diameter so that it can be ejected.

  Switching between circulation / ventilation is in the circulation state, the rotation speed of the circulation fan 531a is high (Hi), and the air conditioner AC1 is in the drive state (ON) (E portion in FIG. 28). The air conditioner AC1 is controlled to stop in about half the time from the time t1 to the time t2, so that the bather is not given a cool feeling stronger than necessary. Further, instead of operating the air conditioner AC1, the circulation / ventilation switching may be set to a two-fifth ventilation state, and the circulation / outside air switching may be set to a one-fifth outside air intake state (the broken line portion in FIG. 28).

  The cool mist starts to be ejected at a time slightly after time t1 (after a predetermined time elapses) (F portion in FIG. 28). The flow rate of the cool mist is controlled so as to be a large flow rate (Hi) from the time slightly advanced from time t1 to time t2. The particle size of the cool mist is controlled to be a large diameter (Hi) from a time slightly advanced from time t1 to a time slightly before time t2 (G portion in FIG. 28). After the cool mist temperature is maintained at a high level, the temperature is controlled to be low at a time after a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of the jet of cool mist and before time t2 (FIG. 28). H part in FIG. 5), so as not to give excessive stimulation to the bather.

  After maintaining the state where the sweating zone side movable louver 501 concentrates in the sweating zone (ES state), the cool feeling zone side movable louver 511 faces a relatively high position (face position) so as to face the vicinity of the bather's face. The cool breeze can be ejected at a wide angle at a time slightly before time t2.

  Subsequently, the period from time t2 to time t3 is a period in which the temperature of the bathroom space is controlled so as not to decrease excessively while giving a cool feeling. More specifically, the temperature of the bathroom space is increased, but the absolute humidity is lowered, and the temperature boundary layer of the bather is thinned by applying cool air to the bather, thereby giving the bather a cool feeling. In the second half of this period, the relative humidity is lowered to give a cool feeling by the heat of vaporization.

  The circulation fan 531 is in an intermittent rotation state, and the heaters 60, 61, 62 are energized in accordance with the intermittent operation of the circulation fan 531. The interval of intermittent operation is relatively open in the first half of the time zone and is relatively narrow in the second half of the time zone. In addition, the intermittent operation time is relatively short in the first half of the time zone and relatively long in the second half of the time zone. Further, in the first half of the time zone, the warm mist is stopped (OFF), and the particle size of the warm mist is held so as to be able to be ejected with a small diameter, but the warm mist is intermittently ejected in the second half of the time zone ( K part in FIG. 28).

  Circulation / ventilation switching is maintained in a circulatory state. The rotational speed of the circulation fan 531a is maintained at a high level (Hi) from time t2 to a little later time, and then decreased to a middle level (Mi) (J portion in FIG. 28). Synchronous with the fact that the rotational speed of the circulation fan 531a has become medium (Mi), intermittent ejection of cool mist is started (L portion in FIG. 28). The air conditioner AC1 is in a stopped state (ON).

  The particle size of the cool mist is controlled so as to have a medium diameter (Mi). After the cool mist temperature is maintained in a low state (Lo), the cool mist is controlled to be in a high state (Hi) after a predetermined time has elapsed.

  The sweat zone side movable louver 501 is controlled so as to swing after being controlled so as to be able to blow cool air over a wide angle while the cool zone movable louver 511 is controlled to be concentrated in the sweat zone (ES state). .

  Subsequently, from time t3 to time t4 is a time zone for reconstructing the sweat zone. Circulation fan 531 is controlled to have a high rotation (Hi), and energizes heating heaters 60, 61, 62. Further, the warm mist is ejected at a high flow rate (Hi), and the particle size of the warm mist is held so as to be ejected at a small diameter.

  Circulation / ventilation switching is maintained in a circulatory state. The circulation fan 531a is stopped, the air conditioner AC1 is stopped, the cool mist is stopped from being ejected, the temperature of the cool mist is maintained at a high level, and the switching between circulation / outside air is in a circulation state.

  The sweat zone-side movable louver 501 is controlled so as to shift from a state where it is concentrated in the sweat zone to a state where the entire bathroom space is swung (a mist state) (M portion in FIG. 28). The cool sensation zone side movable louver 511 is in a state (face position) facing a relatively high position so as to face the vicinity of the bather's face.

  Another example of control by the time chart shown in FIG. 28 is shown in FIG. The difference between the time chart shown in FIG. 35 and the time chart shown in FIG. 28 is mainly the control of the rotational speed of the cool air fan, the flow rate of the cool mist, and the particle size from time t1 to time t2. In the time chart shown in FIG. 35, the flow rate of the cool mist is set to the maximum value (Hi) at time t1 and is maintained until time t2. Further, the particle size of the cool mist is also set to the maximum value (Hi) at time t1, and is maintained until slightly before time t2. On the other hand, the number of rotations of the circulation fan 531a as a cool air fan is controlled so that the particle size of the cool mist is reduced from the maximum value (Hi) to the normal value (Mi) and then the high rotation (Hi). In the example shown in FIG. 35, the cool sensation zone is formed by giving priority to the ejection of the cool mist.

  Subsequently, in order to optimally construct the sweat zone and the cool sensation zone, the bathroom unit BR will be described in order to explain how the mist and air to be ejected from the bathroom air conditioner main body 10b are devised to separate the zones. The flow of mist and air will be described with reference to FIGS. 29 and 30, the zone separation air conditioning control is performed so that the bathtub BT side is a cool feeling zone and the washing area side is a perspiration zone.

  First, in the case of constructing only a sweating zone where the escape mode button is not operated as shown in FIG. 29, the warm air HW is set to be blown out toward the bather H on the washing place side, and the warm mist HM It is ejected above the wind HW and ejected in such a manner as to get on the warm air HW. This is designed so that the mist does not fall on the floor immediately but floats for a long time, so that the mist can be quickly adjusted with a mist with little mist environment. Another object is to suppress discomfort caused by high temperature mist directly hitting a bather. Moreover, the warm air HW is ejected toward the washing place side rather than the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT. Therefore, the warm mist HM is sent out to the washing place by riding on the warm air HW. Accordingly, the washing area becomes a sweating zone, and the bather H sitting on the bench counter 224 can be encouraged to sweat.

  Next, the case where the escape mode button is operated to construct a cool feeling zone where the bather cools down will be described with reference to FIG. When the escape mode button is operated, the sweat zone side louver is adjusted so that the warm air HW is directed to the upper side which is the ceiling side, and the cool water mist CM and the cool air CW are ejected toward the bathtub BT. The warm mist HM is sent to the washing area on the warm air HW, but the cool water mist CM is sent in the cool wind CW so that the cool feeling zone can give a strong cool feeling. Thereby, the cool water mist CM can be strongly applied to the body of the bather H together with the cool breeze CW, and the cool feeling can be strongly felt.

  It can be seen that by changing the warm air HW upward, the warm mist HM is also changed upward due to the influence of the warm air. The purpose of changing in this way is to first separate the cool air CW from the hot air HW. Thereby, it is possible to suppress the temperature drop of the sweat zone due to the influence of the warm air HW and the cool air CW, and it is possible to give a strong cool feeling to the cool feeling zone side. Moreover, the warm air HW flows along the floor from the side wall of the bathroom unit BR, and a clean air flow rising along the outside of the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT is generated. On the other hand, the cool breeze CW flows along the inside of the bathtub BT and rises along the inside of the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT, so that a clean air current is generated. The warm air HW and the cool air CW that have risen along the side wall BT3 are sucked into the bathroom air conditioner main body 10b in a parallel state, so that the warm air HW and the cool air CW are not mixed. The mist HM and the cool water mist CM are taken into consideration so that the temperature does not become uniform.

  Next, an example in which the bathtub BT side is a sweating zone and the washing area side is a cool feeling zone will be described with reference to FIGS. In the example described in FIGS. 31 and 32, the bathroom air conditioner main body 10b is attached so as to be horizontally reversed from FIGS.

  First, in the case of constructing only a sweating zone in which the escape mode button shown in FIG. 31 is not operated, the hot air HW is set to blow out into the bathtub BT, and the hot mist HM is placed in the bathtub BT. It is made to erupt over the head of the bather H who is. This is designed so that the mist does not fall on the floor immediately but floats for a long time, so that the mist can be quickly adjusted with a mist with little mist environment. Another object is to suppress discomfort caused by high temperature mist directly hitting a bather. Thereby, the bathtub BT side becomes a sweating zone, and the bather H in the bathtub BT can be encouraged to sweat.

  Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 32, the sweat zone side louver is adjusted so that the warm air HW is directed upward, and the cool water mist CM and the cool air CW are jetted toward the washing area. The hot air HW flows along the bathtub BT and rises along the side wall of the bathroom unit BR on the bathtub BT side. On the other hand, the cool air CW flows along the side wall and floor of the bathroom unit BR, and rises along the outside of the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT. The warm air HW rising along the side wall of the bathroom unit BR and the cool air CW rising along the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT are sucked into the bathroom air conditioner body 10b.

  Moreover, the warm air HW is ejected toward the washing place side rather than the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT. Therefore, the warm mist HM is sent out to the washing place by riding on the warm air HW. Accordingly, the washing area becomes a sweating zone, and the bather H sitting on the bench counter 224 can be encouraged to sweat.

  Next, the case where the escape mode button is operated to construct a cool feeling zone where the bather cools down will be described with reference to FIG. When the escape mode button is operated, the sweat zone side louver is adjusted so that the warm air HW is directed to the upper side which is the ceiling side, and the cool water mist CM and the cool air CW are ejected toward the washing area. The cool water mist CM is inserted into the cool wind CW and sent out so that the cool zone can give a strong cool feeling. Thereby, the cool water mist CM can be strongly applied to the body of the bather H together with the cool breeze CW, and the cool feeling can be strongly felt.

  The purpose of changing the warm air HW to the upper side is first to separate the cool air CW from the warm air HW. Thereby, it is possible to suppress the temperature drop of the sweat zone due to the influence of the warm air HW and the cool air CW, and it is possible to give a strong cool feeling to the cool feeling zone side. In addition, the cool air CW flows along the floor from the side wall of the bathroom unit BR, and a clean air flow rising along the outside of the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT occurs. On the other hand, the warm air HW flows along the inside of the bathtub BT and rises along the inside of the side wall opposite to the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT so that a clean air current is generated. The warm air HW that has risen along the side wall opposite to the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT and the cool air CW that has risen along the outside of the side wall BT3 of the bathtub BT are separated from each other and sucked cleanly into the bathroom air conditioner body 10b. As a result, the warm air HW and the cool air CW are not mixed, and the warm mist HM and the cool water mist CM are not moved and the temperature is not uniformed.

  Subsequently, zone separation air conditioning control using the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS will be described. FIG. 33 is a flowchart showing a flow of zone separation air conditioning control (escape mode) by the CPU 40. In the description with reference to FIG. 33, the setting temperature of the sweat zone is set to 36 ° C., the temperature of the cool feeling zone is set to 25 ° C., the maintenance of the set temperature of the sweat zone is prioritized, and the cool feeling environment is automatically set. It is said.

  First, it is determined whether or not a flag F indicating whether or not a cool zone has been formed is set (step S01). If the flag F is 1, the process proceeds to step S20 described later. If the flag F is 0, the process proceeds to step S02.

  Subsequently, set values such as a cool zone temperature and a cool water mist temperature are read (step S02). As described with reference to FIG. 15, this setting value is a setting value set in the detailed setting of the escape mode. Thereafter, it is determined whether or not the escape mode for forming the cool feeling zone is ON (step S03). If the escape mode button 43cd (see FIG. 14) is operated and the escape mode is not ON, the process returns. If the escape mode button 43cd (see FIG. 14) is operated and the escape mode is ON, the process proceeds to step S04.

  Subsequently, it is determined whether or not the temperature of the sweat zone is within a target temperature range based on a set temperature (36 ° C. in this example) (step S04). If the temperature of the sweat zone is not within the target temperature range, the sweat zone has not been sufficiently constructed, and it is unlikely that the bather has operated the escape mode to cool down, and it may be an erroneous operation. There is a warning that it is impossible to form the escape mode because it is not preferable in terms of securing the mist sauna environment that there is a mist sauna environment and that it is not preferable to eject the cool sensation fluid in a state where the sweat zone is not complete (step S05) , Escape mode operation is not accepted. If the temperature of the sweat zone is within the target temperature range, the process proceeds to step S06.

  Subsequently, cool water having a set temperature is poured into the bathtub BT (step S06). This injection of cool water is performed when the bathtub BT side is in a cool feeling zone. If hot water is already filled in the bathtub BT, this step S06 is skipped. Moreover, when the bathtub BT side is a perspiration zone, it controls so that hot water is forcibly stretched about 20 cm with the start of spraying of mist.

  Subsequently, circulating air blow is started toward the cool feeling zone (step S07). More specifically, the cool breeze damper 551b (see FIG. 25, etc.) is opened and the cool breeze is sent out. Thereafter, the target temperature of the sweat zone is raised and the particle size of the warm mist is increased to maintain the temperature of the sweat zone. Further, it is suppressed that the mist having a larger particle size by dropping the jetting speed of the warm mist quickly falls on the floor surface and the feeling of mist disappears (step S08). In this case, it is also preferable to temporarily stop sending warm air and warm mist only at the beginning to suppress mixing with cool air so that a cool feeling can be strongly felt. When warm mist is sprayed, the temperature is easily equalized, so when constructing a cool sensation zone, temporarily stop warm air and warm mist, and then resume the jet of warm air only before the end of the cool sensation zone construction. In the aspect of optimizing the cool feeling zone, it is more preferable to restart the ejection of the warm mist.

  Subsequently, the sweating zone side movable louver is moved, and control is performed so that the warm air and the warm mist are retracted as shown in FIG. 30 (step S09). Thereafter, the rotational speed of the circulation fan 531 (see FIG. 12 and the like) is increased (step S10). This is a response to answer because the initial bathers in the cooldown want to get a strong cool feeling, and the cool water mist that is ejected without the high temperature floating mist in the cool feeling zone There is also a purpose to prevent high temperature.

  In step S10, it is determined whether 5 seconds have elapsed after the rotational speed of the circulation fan 531 is increased (step S11). This is to increase the fan rotation at the beginning of the escape when you want to get a cool feeling and give a strong cool feeling to the bather to give a high degree of cool feeling satisfaction. After determining that 5 seconds have elapsed in step S11, the cool zone temperature t is read by the cool zone temperature sensor (step S12).

  The deviation T1 between the cool zone temperature t read in step S11 and the cool zone target temperature Tt is calculated (step S13). Subsequently, it is determined whether or not the deviation T1 is 5 ° C. or more (step S14).

  In step S14, when the deviation T1 is not 5 ° C. or more, injection of cool water mist is started (step S15). In the ejection of the cool water mist in step S15, the particle diameter of the mist is made medium and the mist ejection speed is increased. This is because the deviation from the target temperature is small, and it seems that the cool feeling has already been obtained to an area that is almost close to the cool feeling that the bather wants to obtain. The particle size is moderate so as not to cause a temperature drop unnecessarily.

  It is determined whether or not 3 seconds have elapsed after the start of ejection of the cool water mist in step S15 (step S16). If 3 seconds have not elapsed, the process of step S15 is continued. If 3 seconds have elapsed, a flag F indicating whether or not a cool zone has been formed is set to 1 (step S19).

  In step S14, when the deviation T1 is 5 ° C. or more, injection of cool water mist is started (step S17). In the ejection of the cool water mist in step S17, the particle diameter of the mist is increased and the mist ejection speed is also increased. Since the deviation from the target temperature is still large, it is determined that the bather's cool feeling satisfaction level is still insufficient, and the particle size is increased so as to obtain a strong cool feeling. In addition, since it can suppress that it becomes high temperature by atmospheric temperature, so that a particle size is large, when it touches a bather, it can be made to feel cold.

  It is determined whether or not 5 seconds have elapsed after the start of ejection of the cool water mist in step S17 (step S18). If 5 seconds have not elapsed, the process of step S17 is continued. If 5 seconds have elapsed, a flag F indicating whether or not a cool zone has been formed is set to 1 (step S19).

  Subsequently, when the flag F indicating whether or not the cool zone has been formed is 1 in step S01, the temperature of the sweat zone is read by the sweat zone side temperature sensor 46 (see FIG. 12 and the like) (step S20). . From here, it becomes the second stage control of cool feeling control. In other words, the initial stage of the escape start when you want to get a cool feeling is the first stage control. During this period, control is performed to give a strong cool feeling that will satisfy the bather rather than the temperature drop in the sweat zone. In the subsequent second stage control, the control zone is changed to a control zone that maintains the temperature of the sweat zone while giving a comfortable cool feeling rather than a strong cool feeling.

  Based on the temperature of the sweat zone read in step S20, it is determined whether or not the temperature drop of the sweat zone is equal to or higher than a predetermined value (step S21).

  In step S21, if the temperature drop in the perspiration zone is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, in order to avoid a further temperature drop, a temperature maintenance correction for the perspiration zone that suppresses the delivery of cool sensation fluid is performed (step S23). Specifically, correction is performed to increase the cool water mist ejection intermittent time detected in step S24 by 1.5, and the target correction control amount that is corrected to increase the target set temperature Tt of the cool sensation zone by 2 ° C. is used. (Target set temperature Tt = Tt + 2 ° C.). Thereby, since the deviation amount is apparently reduced, the ejection of the cool sensation fluid is suppressed, and the temperature maintenance performance of the sweat zone can be enhanced.

  In step S21, if the temperature drop in the sweating zone is not equal to or greater than the predetermined value, the temperature drop in the sweating zone still has room, and there is still a lot of room for giving a cool feeling satisfaction. Without correction, control is performed using a value calculated based on the deviation T1 between the cool zone temperature t and the cool zone target temperature Tt as it is.

  As shown in FIG. 33, the greater the deviation T1, the more the cool feeling satisfaction is considered to be insufficient. Further, the larger the deviation T1, the larger the particle size of the cool water mist. Moreover, the intermittent ejection time of the cool water mist is shortened to increase the number of ejections per unit time. In step S08, the warm mist particle size of the sweat zone has already been increased (the one-dot chain line in step S24 in FIG. 33 indicates the particle size of the warm mist of the sweat zone), but the cool water mist in the cool zone gives a strong cool feeling. Therefore, it is substantially larger than the particle size of the warm mist. Specifically, since the region where the deviation T1 is very small is not a region where it is desired to obtain a cool feeling, the particle size of the cool water mist is smaller than the particle size of the warm mist only in such a small region. It is what. By increasing the particle size of the cool water mist in this way, the cool water mist easily falls quickly, so that it is possible to suppress the floating in the air and suppress the temperature drop in the sweat zone. .

  By performing the process of step S24, the optimum cool water mist is ejected based on the deviation T1, but the amount of the cool water mist is about 1/5 of the amount of the warm mist with respect to the sweat zone. It can be seen that a cool sensation zone is constructed for a local area while maintaining the temperature. (See FIG. 34).

  Subsequently, it is determined whether or not the temperature of the cool zone is within the target temperature range (step S25). If the cool zone temperature is not within the target temperature range, the process returns to step S01. If the cool zone temperature is within the target temperature range, the process proceeds to step S26.

  Subsequently, the ejection of the cool water mist is stopped (step S26). Thereafter, it is determined whether or not the escape mode is turned off (step S27). If the escape mode is OFF, the flag F is set to 0, and the process returns to step S01 (step S28).

  If the escape mode is not turned off in step S27, it is determined whether the duration of the escape mode is a predetermined time or longer (step S29). If the duration time of the escape mode is not longer than the predetermined time, the process returns to step S01. If the duration of the escape mode is equal to or longer than the predetermined time, the ejection of the warm mist in the perspiration area is stopped (step S30). Thereafter, the flag F is set to 0, and the process returns to step S01 (step S31). This is a situation where the cool-down has been performed for too long, and it seems that he / she has stopped doing the cycle bathing, and maintaining a high temperature while blowing a warm mist to maintain the sweating zone is a great energy loss (If warm air alone is used, it is easy to maintain a high temperature, but if a hot mist is ejected, the temperature drops, and a large amount of energy is required to maintain the high temperature.) Only the wind continues. Note that this time, only the ejection of the warm mist is suspended, but if the escape mode continues for too long, it is useless and the warm air may also be suspended.

  This embodiment described above relates to a bathroom mist sauna device MS that forms a mist sauna space for encouraging the bather H to sweat in a bathroom space that is configured as one space that is not separated by an entity. . The bathroom mist sauna device MS includes a mist pump 541, a main valve 56, a warm mist valve 57, a cold mist valve 59, and mist nozzles 72, 73, 74 as mist ejection means for ejecting mist into the bathroom space. The bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS includes heating heaters 60, 61, and 62 and a circulation fan 531 as temperature raising means for raising the temperature in the bathroom space. Further, the bathroom mist sauna apparatus MS includes a CPU 40 and a storage unit as control means for controlling the mist ejection means and the temperature raising means, respectively, so as to form a mist sauna space including at least a sweating zone that can encourage the bather H to sweat. 41 is provided. CPU40 and the memory | storage part 41 are the area | regions divided | segmented so that the bathroom space as one space may be located in a line with a horizontal direction irrespective of an entity, and each is the 1st area | region (the bathtub BT side in a predetermined position). A sweat zone in at least a part of the first region with respect to the second region (the region on the bathtub BT side or the region on the washing tub side, which is a region different from the first region) and the second region. The mist is ejected by the mist ejecting means and the temperature is raised by the temperature raising means so as to form a cool feeling zone that allows a bather who sweats in the sweat zone to feel a refreshing feeling in at least a part of the second region. By controlling the above, zone separation air conditioning control is performed. this. By the zone separation air conditioning control by the CPU 40 and the storage unit 41, the bath space is configured so that the bather H can go between the sweat zone and the cool sensation zone, and the bather can experience the experience of sweat and cool sensation alternately. Allows for cycle bathing that can be done.

According to the present embodiment, in contrast to the first region and the second region that are separated in the vertical direction without depending on the entity, the first region has a hot and humid sweat zone, and the second region has a cool feeling. Since each zone can be formed, it is possible to provide a sweating zone and a cool feeling zone that are intentionally formed so that the bather H can easily enter these zones (see FIGS. 1 to 11). Moreover, since the 1st area | region and the 2nd area | region are formed in the position divided | segmented side by side irrespective of the entity, the bather H can come and go freely between them. Accordingly, the bather H can come and go between the sweat zone formed in the first region and the cool zone formed in the second region at the timing he / she intended, and cools down at a more preferable timing for himself / herself. It becomes possible. Furthermore, since the sweating zone and the cool feeling zone can be formed side by side constantly in the intended time zone while the zone separation air conditioning control by the CPU 40 and the storage unit 41 is being performed (see the description related to FIG. 33), It is not necessary to replace all warm air and cool air, and energy efficiency can be further improved.

  In the present embodiment, when the cool sensation zone is formed, the cool sensation fluid composed of the cool breeze and the cool mist is sent out, so that a more accurate cool sensation can be given to the bather by combining the cool breeze and the cool water mist.

  In this embodiment, the mist ejecting means and the temperature raising means are controlled so as to send out a cool sensation fluid mainly composed of cool water mist for a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air conditioning control (refer to FIGS. 28 and 35). See description). According to this aspect, at the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, the cool sensation fluid mainly composed of the cool water mist is sent out, so that, for example, even when the temperature in the bathroom is high, compared to the case where the cool air is the main component. More accurate refreshing feeling can be given to bathers.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the mist ejecting means and the temperature raising means so as to send out the cool sensation fluid mainly composed of the cool water mist for a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, and then send out the cool sensation fluid mainly composed of the cool breeze. Is controlled (see the description relating to FIGS. 28 and 35). According to this aspect, since the cool sensation fluid mainly composed of the cool water mist is sent out at the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, a more accurate refreshing sensation can be given to the bather. After giving a refreshing feeling to the bather, a cool feeling fluid mainly composed of cool breeze is sent out, so that a comfortable refreshing feeling can be given without giving the bather an excessive refreshing feeling.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the mist ejecting means and the temperature raising means are controlled so as to eject the cool water mist having a particle size larger than a predetermined value and then eject cool air (see FIGS. 28 and 35). Refer to the explanation). According to this aspect, since the cool water mist having a larger particle size is ejected and the bather is touched with the cool water mist to give a refreshing feeling and then the cool wind is ejected, a stronger refreshing feeling can be given to the bather. .

  In the present embodiment, the mist spraying means is controlled so that the amount of cool water mist ejected is greater than the predetermined amount for a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air conditioning control (see the description relating to FIGS. 28 and 35). ). According to this aspect, since a large amount of cool water mist is ejected at the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, a stronger refreshing feeling can be given to the bather.

  Further, in the present embodiment, during a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, the cool water mist is ejected with an ejection amount larger than a predetermined amount and a particle size larger than a predetermined value, and thereafter, the cool water mist ejection is performed. The mist ejecting means is controlled so that the amount is decreased and the particle size is decreased (see the description relating to FIGS. 28 and 35). According to this aspect, at the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, the particle size of the cool water mist is increased and the amount of ejection is increased, so that a stronger refreshing feeling can be given to the bather. Thereafter, the particle size of the cool water mist is reduced to reduce the ejection amount, so that it is possible to avoid giving the bather a strong refreshing feeling.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the temperature raising means is controlled so that cool air is jetted before the mist jetting means is controlled so as to reduce the jet amount of the cool water mist and reduce the particle size. 28 and the description relating to FIG. 35). According to this aspect, since the cool breeze can be ejected before the amount and particle size of the cool water mist are reduced, the cool feeling experienced by the bather can be moderated.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the mist ejecting means is controlled so as to stop or intermittently eject the cool water mist after controlling the mist ejecting means so as to reduce the spray amount of the cool water mist and reduce the particle size. (Refer to the description according to FIGS. 28 and 35). According to this aspect, after the amount and particle diameter of the cool water mist are reduced, the cool water mist is stopped or intermittently discharged, so that the cool feeling experienced by the bather can be gradually reduced.

  In the present embodiment, the mist ejecting means and the temperature raising means are configured such that the cool water mist is included in the cool breeze and ejected. According to this aspect, since the cool water mist can be sent out in the direction in which the cool breeze is ejected, the cool water mist can be more accurately applied to the bather.

It is a figure for demonstrating an example which attached the bathroom air-conditioner main body which comprises the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment to the bathroom unit. It is a figure for demonstrating the 1st example of the zone air-conditioning control realizable by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the 1st example of the zone air-conditioning control realizable by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the 1st example of the zone air-conditioning control realizable by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the 2nd example and 3rd example of zone air-conditioning control realizable by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the 4th example of the zone air-conditioning control realizable by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the 5th example of the zone air-conditioning control realizable by the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the 6th example of the zone air-conditioning control realizable with the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the 6th example of the zone air-conditioning control realizable with the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the 7th example of the zone air-conditioning control realizable with the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the 8th example of the zone air-conditioning control realizable with the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a block block diagram of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the operation panel of the toilet remote control of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the operation panel of the remote control in the bathroom of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the detailed setting panel of the remote control in a bathroom shown in FIG. It is a piping diagram of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a modification of the piping diagram shown in FIG. It is a modification of the piping diagram shown in FIG. It is a bathroom air-conditioner main body structure figure of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a bathroom air-conditioner main body structure figure of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a bathroom air-conditioner main body structure figure of the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the modification of the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the ventilation structure of the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the example of installation of the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the modification of the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the modification of the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the modification of the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the time chart at the time of using the bathroom air-conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the air circulation at the time of using the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the air circulation at the time of using the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the air circulation at the time of using the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the air circulation at the time of using the bathroom air conditioner main body shown in FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the zone separation air-conditioning control using the bathroom mist sauna apparatus which is this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the zone separation | air-conditioning control shown in FIG. It is a modification of the time chart shown in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

  BR ... Bathroom unit, BT ... Bathtub, 10 ... Bathroom air conditioner body, 20 ... Floor member, 21, 22, 23 ... Wall member, 24 ... Ceiling member, MS ... Bathroom mist sauna device, 40 ... CPU40, 41 ... Storage unit , 42 ... Toilet remote control, 43 ... Remote control in bathroom, 44 ... First water temperature sensor, 45 ... Second water temperature sensor, 46 ... Sweating zone side temperature sensor, 47 ... Cool sensation zone side temperature sensor, 48 ... Bathroom humidity sensor, 49 ... Washroom humidity sensor, 50 ... Motor for sweat zone side movable louver, 501 ... Motor for sweat zone side movable louver, 51 ... Motor for cool feeling zone side movable louver, 511 ... Movable louver for cool feeling zone, 52 ... Water supply / hot water supply device, 53 ... Circulation fan drive motor, 531 ... Circulation fan, 54 ... Pump drive motors 54,541 ... Mist pump, 55 ... Damper drive mode 55,551 ... circulation and ventilation switching damper, 56 ... main valve, 57 ... warm mist valve, 58 ... cold mist valve, 59 ... drainage valve.

Claims (9)

A bathroom mist sauna device for forming a mist sauna space for encouraging a bather to sweat in a bathroom space configured as one space not separated by an entity,
Mist ejection means for ejecting mist into the bathroom space;
A temperature raising means for raising the temperature in the bathroom space;
Control means for controlling each of the mist ejecting means and the temperature raising means so as to form a mist sauna space including at least a sweating zone capable of prompting the bather to sweat.
The said control means is the area | region divided | segmented so that the bathroom space as one space may be located in a line with a horizontal direction irrespective of an entity, Each with respect to the 1st area | region and 2nd area | region which are in a predetermined position, respectively The sweat zone is formed in at least a part of the first region, and the cool zone that allows the bather who sweats in the sweat zone to feel a refreshing feeling is formed in at least a portion of the first region. The zone separation air-conditioning control is performed by controlling the ejection of the mist by the mist ejection means and the temperature rise by the temperature raising means, and when the cool zone is formed, A bathroom mist sauna device that controls the mist ejecting means and the temperature raising means so as to send out a cool sensation fluid composed of cool breeze and cool water mist.   The said control means controls the said mist injection means and the said temperature rising means so that the cool sensation fluid which mainly has the said cool water mist may be sent out for the predetermined time from the start of the said zone isolation | separation air-conditioning control. The bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to 1.   The control means sends out the cool sensation fluid mainly composed of the cool water mist for a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air conditioning control, and then sends out the cool sensation fluid mainly composed of the cool breeze and The bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the temperature raising means is controlled.   The control means controls the mist ejecting means and the temperature raising means so that the cool water mist is ejected with a particle size larger than a predetermined value and then the cool air is ejected. Item 2. A bathroom mist sauna device according to item 1.   The said control means controls the said mist ejection means so that the amount of ejection of the said cool water mist may be larger than predetermined amount during the predetermined time from the start of the said zone separation air-conditioning control. Bathroom mist sauna equipment.   The control means is configured to increase the amount of spray of the cool water mist from a predetermined amount and to make the particle size larger than a predetermined value for a predetermined time from the start of the zone separation air-conditioning control, and then, the cool water mist 2. The bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the mist spraying means is controlled so as to reduce the spray amount of the water and to make the spray with a small particle size.   The control means controls the temperature raising means so that the cool air is jetted before the mist jet means is controlled so as to reduce the jet amount of the cool water mist and reduce the particle size. The bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 6.   The control means controls the mist ejection means to reduce the amount of the cool water mist and reduce the particle size, and then stops or intermittently ejects the cool water mist. 8. The bathroom mist sauna device according to claim 7, wherein the means is controlled.   The bathroom mist sauna apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the mist spraying means and the temperature raising means are configured such that the cool water mist is included in the cool wind and sprayed.

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