JP2011117264A - Toilet bowl device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a toilet bowl device which reduces cumbersome operations in the resupply of a detergent even when a detergent tank is covered with a cover body, which prevents a deterioration in a portion connected to the detergent tank, which prevents the cover body from being broken or damaged, and which enables the cover body to be easily cleaned when getting dirty. <P>SOLUTION: This toilet bowl device performs cleaning by using cleaning water into which the detergent is mixed. The detergent tank 81 is fixed to a toilet bowl body 1. A supply port portion 812 for supplying the detergent to the detergent tank 81 is provided in such a manner as to protrude from a lateral portion 11 of the toilet bowl body 1. The box-shaped cover body 59 is provided on the lateral portion 11 in the state of internally housing the supply port portion 812. A rotary means 591 for openably/closably supporting the cover body 59 with respect to the toilet bowl body 1 is provided. When the cover body 59 is turned and opened, the supply port portion 812 of the detergent tank 81 is exposed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a toilet apparatus in which a bowl portion is washed with washing water obtained by mixing detergent stored in a detergent tank with water.

  Conventionally, as a toilet apparatus in which a detergent stored in a detergent tank is mixed with water to generate washing water and the bowl portion is washed with the washing water, for example, a toilet device disclosed in Patent Document 1 is known. It has been. The toilet device shown by this patent document 1 is provided with a detergent tank in the toilet device, so that a predetermined amount of detergent in the detergent tank is used each time the washing water is used, so that the washing water is generated. It has become. Since the detergent in the detergent tank decreases with each use of the toilet bowl, it is necessary to replenish the detergent regularly.

  The toilet device will be described in detail. A tank storage space for storing a detergent tank is recessed in the rear side surface portion of the toilet device, and the tank storage space is closed by a cover body. A side surface of the tank storage space facing the cover body is provided with a connection hole through which a connection joint projecting linearly toward the toilet body side is inserted and connected to the upper part of the detergent tank.

  The cover body is provided with a shaft at the lower edge portion, and is attached to the opening lower edge portion of the tank storage space so as to be rotatable around the shaft. The detergent tank is detachably attached to this cover body, and the detergent tank connection joint is inserted into the connection hole of the tank storage space by rotating the cover body with the detergent tank attached to the toilet body. In this state, the detergent tank is stored in the tank storage space.

JP 2009-108507 A

  By the way, in such a toilet device, when replenishing detergent to the detergent tank, the detergent tank is exposed by rotating the cover body closing the tank storage space to the side together with the detergent tank, After the detergent tank is removed from the cover body and placed at hand, the detergent is replenished. Then, after that, it is necessary to mount the detergent tank filled with the detergent on the cover body and store it in the tank storage space. The operation of removing and installing the detergent tank required for replenishing the detergent is troublesome.

  Moreover, in the above-mentioned Patent Document 1, when the cover body is rotated and the detergent tank is attached and detached together with the cover body, the connection joint protruding from the detergent tank toward the toilet device side is provided with the rotation of the cover body. Since it is not an arcuate shape along an arc centered on the axis, it is a straight line, so each time a detergent tank is attached to or removed from the tank storage space, the connection hole in the tank storage space The connection joint comes in and out while being rubbed against the inner peripheral surface. For this reason, when the attachment / detachment of the detergent tank is repeated, there is a problem that the tip of the watertight material or the connection joint provided at the inner peripheral edge of the connection hole is deteriorated.

  Furthermore, since the thing of the said patent document 1 is attached to the cover body and the weight is larger than the thing only of a cover body, if the cover body is opened toward the toilet device side, it will vigorously The cover body may rotate. In general, the gap between the toilet side surface and the toilet room wall facing the toilet side surface is mostly designed to be narrow. In this case, there has been a problem that the cover body that has been vigorously rotated collides with the wall surface of the toilet room and may be damaged or damaged.

  In addition, in the above-mentioned Patent Document 1, a shaft is provided at the lower edge of the cover body, and the space between the toilet side surface and the toilet room wall surface is almost as described above. Therefore, there is no work space for removing the cover body from the toilet device, and it takes time and effort to remove the cover body, which requires very difficult work. For example, when the detergent leaks from the detergent tank and the detergent accumulates on the bottom surface of the cover body, there is a problem that it is not easy to remove the cover body and wash the cover body together.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the object of the present invention is to reduce troublesome work in replenishing the detergent tank even when the detergent tank is covered with a cover body. It is an object of the present invention to provide a toilet device that makes it difficult to deteriorate the connecting portion, prevents breakage / damage of the cover body, and facilitates cleaning even when the cover body is dirty.

  In order to solve the above problems, the toilet device of the present invention has the following configuration.

  The present invention provides a toilet apparatus in which a bowl portion is washed with washing water obtained by mixing detergent stored in a detergent tank with water. The detergent tank is fixed to a toilet body, and the detergent is supplied to the detergent tank. A supply port portion for projecting from the side surface portion of the toilet body, and a box-shaped cover body opened to the toilet body side accommodates the supply port portion in the side surface portion. Rotating means is provided to support the cover body so as to be openable and closable with respect to the toilet body. When the cover body is rotated and opened, the supply port of the detergent tank is exposed.

  In the toilet device of the present invention, a substantially rectangular opening is provided on a side surface of the toilet body, the supply port is provided so as to protrude from the opening, and the cover body includes the opening. The pivoting means is configured by a hook-like projecting piece that is provided at the lower edge of the opening of the cover body and is detachably engaged with the lower edge of the opening of the side surface. It is preferable that the cover body is provided with a rotation restricting means for restricting a rotation range in a direction in which the cover body is opened.

  Further, in the toilet device of the present invention, the rotation restricting means includes an arm piece projecting from the opening side edge of the cover body along the rotation direction, and the arm piece on the projecting tip of the arm piece. A rotation restricting piece that protrudes outward in the intersecting direction and abuts on the back side of the peripheral edge of the opening of the side surface in a state where the cover body is open, and on the back side of the peripheral edge of the opening of the side surface In addition, it is preferable that a retaining protrusion that is close to or abuts against the upper end surface of the rotation restricting piece when the cover body is opened is provided.

  In the toilet device of the present invention, it is preferable that a retaining piece for restricting upward disengagement of the hook-shaped projecting piece is provided on the periphery of the opening of the side surface portion.

  According to the present invention, even in the case where the detergent tank is covered with the cover body, the troublesome work is reduced when the detergent is replenished, the deterioration of the connection portion with the detergent tank is difficult, and the cover body In addition to preventing breakage and damage, the cover body can be easily cleaned even when it is dirty.

1 is an overall perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view of only a cover body same as the above. It is a perspective view of the modification of a cover body. It is a figure for demonstrating the open / close state of the modification of a cover body, (a) is sectional drawing of a closed state, (b) is principal part sectional drawing of the open state. It is a disassembled perspective view of this embodiment. It is a schematic sectional side view same as the above. It is a figure for demonstrating a microbubble generation means same as the above, (a) is a principal part perspective view, (b) is a sectional side view. It is a perspective view which shows the tank holder periphery of the same as the above. It is a principal part perspective view of the state which removed the cover body same as the above. It is a top view of a detergent tank same as the above. It is principal part side sectional drawing of the state which removed the cover body same as the above. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the state to which the cover body same as the above was attached from the inside of the toilet body.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  A toilet apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. The toilet device according to the present embodiment is configured such that washing water generated by mixing detergent stored in the detergent tank 81 with water flows to the bowl portion 6. In addition, the direction used in the following description is based on the direction seen from the person seated on the toilet seat when adding work, and the front side of the seated person is defined as the front and the back side is defined as the rear.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, the toilet device of the present embodiment includes a toilet body 1 that forms the main body of the toilet device and has a bowl portion 6 at the front, and an interior unit 2 that is housed in the toilet body 1. And. A cover body 59 that accommodates the supply port portion 812 of the detergent tank 81 protruding from the side surface portion 11 is attached to the toilet body 1. The interior unit 2 includes a group of interior devices such as a cleaning water discharge device 4, a local cleaning device, a deodorizing device, and a control circuit, which are provided in an equipment case 21.

  The toilet body 1 includes a metal support frame 14, an outer body 5 attached to the outer surface of the support frame 14, a bowl portion 6 that has a bowl-like shape that is a portion that directly receives urine and stool and opens upward, And a trap portion 7 connected to the rear end portion of the bowl portion 6.

  The outer body 5 is composed of a front part 51 constituting the front part and a rear part 52 constituting the rear part. The front part 51 includes a substantially U-shaped skirt portion 53 opened rearward in a plan view as shown in FIG. 5 and a rim portion 54 located on the bowl portion 6. The part 54 and the skirt part 53 are integrated by welding or adhesion. The rear part 52 includes an upper cover 55, a rear cover 56, and side covers 57 disposed on both sides of the upper and lower sides. The upper cover 55, the rear cover 56, and the side covers 57 are detachable from the toilet bowl. In the present embodiment, the side cover 57 constitutes the side surface portion 11 of the toilet body 1.

  More specifically, the upper cover 55 is detachably attached to the device case 21 with screws, and the toilet seat 12 and the toilet lid 13 are rotatably attached to the front end portion. The rear cover 56 is detachably engaged with the upper cover 55, and is further detachably attached to the support frame 14 with screws. Side covers 57 on both sides are detachably engaged with the rear cover 56 and the front part 51. The lower side covers 57 on both sides are detachably attached to the rear cover 56 and the lower frame member by magnets and are detachably engaged with the upper side cover 57. The right side cover 57 is provided with a substantially rectangular opening 58 for exposing the supply port 812 of the detergent tank 81.

  The cover body 59 is attached to the opening 58 as described above.

  The cover body 59 is configured by a box body having a substantially U-shaped cross section that is open on the toilet body 1 side. As shown in FIG. 1, a protruding portion 811 and a supply port portion 812 of a detergent tank 81 to be described later are provided. It is attached to the side part 11 of the toilet body 1 while being housed inside. As shown in FIG. 2, the cover body 59 includes a rotation means 591 provided at the lower edge 590 of the opening, and a rotation restriction means 592 for restricting a rotation range in a direction in which the cover body 59 is opened. And an upper locking portion 593 for holding the closed state of the cover body 59.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the rotating means 591 has a hook-like projecting piece 594 detachably engaged with the lower opening edge of the opening 58 of the side surface 11 of the toilet body 1, and the opening of the cover body 59. It is configured by being provided at a plurality of locations (two locations in the present embodiment) so as to line up in the direction along the lower edge. The hook-shaped protruding piece 594 includes a horizontal piece 595 protruding to the toilet body 1 side, and a vertical piece 596 connected substantially vertically downward from the protruding tip of the horizontal piece 595. The lower surface side of the piece 596 is smoothly continuous. That is, only by placing this bowl-shaped protruding piece 594 on the lower opening edge of the opening 58 of the side surface portion 11 of the toilet body 1, the lower edge of the opening 58 of the toilet body 1 and the bowl-shaped protruding piece 594 are formed. The cover 59 can be turned in the vertical (left / right) direction using the contact portion as a fulcrum.

  The rotation restricting means 592 is provided at the front side edge portion of the opening side edge portions of the cover body 59 facing each other, and restricts the rotation range of the cover body 59 within a predetermined range. The rotation restricting means 592 includes an arm piece 597 protruding from the opening side edge of the cover body 59 along the rotation direction, and a rotation restricting piece 598 provided at the projecting tip of the arm piece 597. It is composed of The rotation restricting piece 598 protrudes outward in the direction intersecting the arm piece 597. Specifically, the tip end portion of the arm piece 597 is bent and formed forward so as to be substantially orthogonal. Is done. The rotation restricting piece 598 comes into contact with the back surface of the periphery of the opening 58 of the side cover 57 (the back side of the side surface portion 11) when the cover body 59 is rotated to the open side and rotated to a predetermined position. The arm piece 597 is such that the supply port 812 of the detergent tank 81 is exposed from between the cover body 59 and the side cover 57 of the toilet body 1 in a state where the rotation restricting piece 598 is in contact with the back surface of the side cover 57. It is formed with a long length.

  As described above, the cover body 59 is attached so as to be easily attached to and detached from the side surface portion 11 of the toilet body 1, but only by being hooked and attached to the lower edge of the opening portion 58 by the hook-shaped protruding piece 594. In that case, it is conceivable that the locking is unexpectedly released. Therefore, the toilet device of this embodiment is devised to prevent the cover body 59 from being unexpectedly removed. As shown in FIG. 12, the toilet device of the present embodiment is provided with a retaining protrusion 582 on the back surface of the side cover 57 that prevents the rotation restricting piece 598 from shifting upward, and the hook-shaped protruding piece. A retaining piece 583 that restricts 594 from coming off is provided at the lower edge of the opening 58. The retaining protrusion 582 is provided so as to face or abut the upper end surface of the rotation restricting piece 508 when the cover body 59 is opened. The retaining piece 583 has an inverted L-shape projecting upward from the lower edge of the opening 58, and a part of the retaining piece 583 is in contact with or close to the upper side of one hook-shaped projecting piece 594. It has become. The cover body 59 is prevented from being displaced upward by the retaining piece 583 during its rotation, and is lifted upward by the retaining protrusion 582 and the retaining piece 583 when opened (when the cover body 59 is fully opened). Deviation to is regulated.

  On the other hand, when removing the cover body 59 from the side surface portion 11 of the toilet body 1, the cover body 59 is slightly rotated from the fully open state to the closing direction, and the rotation restricting piece 598 with respect to the retaining protrusion 582. Lift up while tilting back and forth. Then, the cover body 59 can be removed by applying a certain amount of force due to the presence of play between the hook-shaped protruding piece 594 and the retaining piece 583 and the minute elastic deformation of the retaining piece 583.

  The upper locking portion 593 protrudes from the upper end of the opening edge of the cover body 59 toward the toilet main body 1 and is provided at a portion corresponding to the upper edge of the opening 58 of the side surface 11 of the toilet main body 1. The latched portion 581 (see FIG. 11) is detachably locked. Note that reference numeral 599 in FIG. 2 is a clue provided at the upper end portion of the cover body 59, which serves as a clue when the cover body 59 is rotated with respect to the toilet body 1 and the cover body 59. When the clasp portion 599 is pressed downward in the closed state, it also serves as a pressing portion for easily releasing the locking state between the upper locking portion 593 and the locked portion 581.

  Here, the cover body 59 of the present embodiment may be modified as follows.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the cover body 59 of this modified example is provided with a rotating means 591 including a hook-shaped projecting piece 594 on the opening lower edge 590 of the cover body 59. Rotation restricting means 592 protrudes downward from a portion of the lower surface of the plate facing the hook-shaped protruding piece 594. The hook-shaped protruding piece 594 is provided at a substantially central portion of the opening lower edge portion 590 of the cover body 59. As shown in FIG. A semicircular arc portion 594a that protrudes toward the main body 1 and serves as a fulcrum when the cover body 59 rotates, and a part of the inner periphery of the opening 58 of the toilet body 1 when the cover body 59 is opened. A first abutting portion 594b that comes into contact, and a second abutting portion 594c that abuts a part of the periphery of the inner surface of the opening 58 of the toilet body 1 when the cover body 59 is closed. Is formed. Further, the rotation restricting means 592 is configured by separating a pair of protruding protrusions 592a in the front-rear direction (the direction along the opening lower edge 590).

  In a state where the cover body 59 closes the opening 58 of the toilet body 1, as shown in FIG. 4A, the rotation portion 592 side edge of the protrusion 592 a of the rotation restricting means 592, and the rotation The side cover 57 of the toilet main body 1 is sandwiched between the second contact portion 594c of the means 591 and the upper locking portion 593 is locked to the locked portion 581 so that the cover body 59 is held in a closed state.

  When the cover body 59 is opened, as shown in FIG. 4B, the side cover 57 of the toilet body 1 is formed by the top of the rotation restricting means 592 and the first contact part 594 b of the rotating means 591. The cover body 59 is held open. Note that the opening angle of the cover body 59 at this time can be arbitrarily changed depending on the protruding height of the protrusion 592a of the rotation restricting means 592 and the angle of the first contact portion 594b. That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the opening angle of the supply port 812 of the detergent tank 81 may be set to a minimum opening angle, or the cover body 59 may be greatly opened.

  The trap part 7 is arrange | positioned in the rear part of the bowl part 6, as FIG. 5 shows. The trap portion 7 of the present embodiment is disposed in a trap case 71 fixed to the frame, and one end portion is connected to a drain portion 61 at the rear end portion of the bowl portion 6 by a flexible trap cylinder 72. It is configured. The trap unit 7 is of a so-called turn trap type, and operates an operation unit (not shown) provided in the toilet body 1 to drive a motor (not shown) to rotate the trap cylinder 72. At this time, the trap cylinder 72 has a trap structure in which the opening on the side opposite to the side connected to the bowl portion 6 is directed upward, and the opening is directed downward, and the trap structure is released to drain water. It can be switched to select the state. The trap case 71 communicates with a drain hole provided in the floor, and the trap structure of the trap cylinder 72 is released, so that the accumulated water in the bowl portion 6 is released from the drain hole through the trap cylinder 72 and the trap case 71 to the outside. Discharged.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the trap unit 7 is normally configured to have a trap structure so that cleaning water accumulates in the lower part of the bowl unit 6 and the trap cylinder 72. In this state, a stool or urine is performed and then washed. In cleaning the bowl portion 6, cleaning water is poured into the bowl portion 6 and the trap cylinder 72 is rotated to release the trap state. Accordingly, the cleaning water can be drained through the drain hole of the trap case 71 together with the filth.

  The cleaning water discharge device 4 built in the toilet body 1 is provided to discharge the cleaning water to the bowl portion 6. This washing water discharge device 4 is provided with a detergent supply means 8, and the detergent supply means 8 mixes the detergent with the water from the water supply to generate washing water.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the cleaning water discharge device 4 has a cleaning water flow path 41 that communicates from the water supply to the space on the bowl portion 6. A valve 42 is provided. When the cleaning water on / off valve 42 is opened, the cleaning water is discharged from the downstream end of the cleaning water flow path 41 to the bowl portion 6, and on the other hand, when the cleaning water on / off valve 42 is closed, Water discharge from the end of the washing water channel 41 is stopped.

  The cleaning water discharge port 43 at the downstream end of the cleaning water passage 41 is provided to face forward from the one side end of the rear part of the bowl part 6 along the upper part of the inner side surface of the bowl part 6. The washing water discharged into the section 6 is swirled.

  The washing water discharge device 4 is provided with fine bubble generating means 44 as shown in FIG. 7 that mixes air into the washing water, subdivides the air to generate fine bubbles, and includes the fine bubbles in the washing water. ing. The washing water mixed with fine bubbles has a water-saving effect due to a decrease in bulk specific gravity, a noise reduction effect due to friction reduction when the washing water collides with the inner surface of the bowl portion 6, and an effect of preventing water splashing. Thus, there is a bubble cleaning effect that strongly removes and adsorbs dirt adhering to the inner wall of the bowl portion 6 due to shock waves generated when the fine bubbles collide with the inner wall of the bowl portion 6 and ruptures or adsorption characteristics of the bubble interface.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the fine bubble generating means 44 is configured by a pipe portion in which an air mixing portion 45 is provided in the washing water flow path 41 and a venturi-shaped pressure sudden change portion 48 is provided downstream thereof. Yes. The air mixing part 45 is configured by connecting an air supply pipe 47 having a check valve around the downstream side of the nozzle part 46 whose diameter of the washing water flow path 41 is reduced. Due to the negative pressure generated by the discharge of air, air is mixed and air from the air supply pipe 47 is mixed into the cleaning water.

  The sudden pressure change portion 48 includes, in order from the upstream side, a reduced diameter portion 481 whose diameter is gradually reduced, a throat portion 482 having a reduced diameter, and an enlarged diameter portion 483 where the diameter gradually increases. It has an established structure. When the cleaning water flows through the sudden pressure change portion 48, the air mixed from the air mixing portion 45 is first expanded due to a decrease in the internal pressure at the reduced diameter portion 481 and the throat portion 482, and then the internal pressure at the expanded diameter portion 483. Ascending, shear force and shock waves act to break up and refine. In addition, as the fine bubble generating means 44, it is also possible to use a type in which the mixed air is dissolved in the cleaning water and then precipitated.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the detergent supply means 8 includes a detergent tank 81, a detergent supply path 82 that connects the detergent tank 81 and the detergent mixing unit 85 provided in the washing water flow path 41, and the detergent supply path 82. A detergent pump 83 and a detergent opening / closing valve 84 are provided.

  The detergent tank 81 is detachably held by a tank holder 9 fixed to one side (right side) of the trap case 71 as shown in FIG. 8, and contains detergent therein. The details of the detergent tank 81 will be described later.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the detergent supply path 82 branches from the middle of the circulation path section 820 and the circulation path section 820 in which the start end of the forward path section 821 and the end section of the return path section 822 are connected to the detergent tank 81. And a supply path part 823 that reaches the detergent mixing part 85 in the circulating water flow path. The detergent pump 83 is provided in the circulation path part 820 (in this embodiment, the forward path part 821 of the circulation path part 820). The detergent opening / closing valve 84 is provided on the downstream side of the supply path portion 823.

  When the detergent pump 83 is driven, the liquid detergent stored in the detergent tank 81 circulates in the circulation path portion 820. This prevents the detergent from clogging due to solidification or the like in the detergent supply path 82.

  The detergent mixing unit 85 is a part that generates a negative pressure in the wash water that flows by narrowing the flow path diameter of the wash water flow path 41. In the present embodiment, the throat part 482 is the detergent mixing unit 85.

  The detergent opening / closing valve 84 is opened when a negative pressure of the washing water is applied in the detergent mixing section 85 and the detergent pump 83 is driven and the pump pressure is applied. Mix in.

  The cleaning water containing bubbles mixed with the detergent is discharged into the bowl portion 6 from the cleaning water discharge port 43 at the downstream end of the cleaning water flow path 41 and becomes a swirling flow and spreads over the inner surface of the bowl portion 6 thoroughly. In addition, the detergent that has been mixed allows the detergent cleaning effect to be exerted on the inner surface of the bowl portion 6 without any problem, thereby enabling effective cleaning. Further, since detergent (surfactant) is mixed in the washing water to reduce the surface tension of the water, the diameter of the fine bubbles generated by the fine bubble generating means 44 can be reduced from the order of mm to the order of μm. Here, the fine bubbles of the order of μm have properties that are much harder to break than the fine bubbles of the order of mm. For this reason, the cleaning water remains in the bowl portion 6 as the accumulated water after the bowl portion 6 is washed, but at this time, fine bubbles can remain for a long period of time, preventing the adhesion of dirt near the water line of the accumulated water. It is designed to be effective.

  Hereinafter, the detergent tank 81 and the configuration around it will be described in detail.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the starting end portion of the forward path portion 821 and the terminal end portion of the forward path portion 821 in the detergent supply path 82 are configured by cylindrical connecting portions 31 and 32, respectively. Each connecting portion 31, 32 is provided side by side on the connector 3 attached to the trap case 71.

  The tank holder 9 that holds the detergent tank 81 includes a bottom portion 91, a side wall portion 92 that is erected on the side end portion of the bottom portion 91 on the trap case 71 side, and a front and rear end of the side wall portion 92 that protrudes from the side wall portion 92. The side wall portion 92 is fixed to the outer surface of the trap case 71 with screws, and is disposed below the connecting portions 31 and 32. The bottom portion 91, the side wall portion 92, and the engaged portions 93 constitute a holding portion that opens upward and toward the toilet outer side. The detergent tank 81 is detachably held by the holding portion.

  The detergent tank 81 is formed of a transparent or translucent material so that the liquid detergent stored inside can be seen from the outside. As shown in FIG. 10, the detergent tank 81 is formed in a substantially L shape in plan view, and as shown in FIG. 9, as shown in FIG. 9, the interior portion 810 disposed inside the toilet bowl rather than the corresponding lower side cover 57. And a protruding portion 811 protruding from the front portion of the interior portion 810 toward the outer side of the toilet.

  A supply port portion 812 for supplying detergent is formed on the upper surface portion of the protruding portion 811. In the state where the detergent tank 81 is attached to the toilet body 1, the supply port portion 812 has an axis (center axis) 819 of the supply port portion 812 at the upper side as shown in FIGS. 1, 9, and 10. It inclines in the direction which leaves | separates outward from a toilet bowl, and inclines so that it may go to the near side of a toilet device, upward.

  As shown in FIG. 9, a detachable lid 816 is usually provided at the tip of the supply port portion 812. A detergent outlet 817 and a detergent inlet 818 that communicate with the detergent tank 81 via a pipe c (see FIG. 11) are provided in front of the upper surface of the interior portion 810. The detergent outlet portion 817 and the detergent inlet portion 818 are formed of connection joints that protrude toward the inner side (left side) of the toilet bowl, and are detachably inserted into the corresponding connecting portions.

  In order to hold such a detergent tank 81 with the tank holder 9 attached to the trap case 71, the detergent tank 81 is placed on the bottom 91 with the corresponding lower side cover 57 removed. While being along the outer surface of the side wall portion 92, each engaged portion 93 is detachably engaged with an engaging portion formed on the front and rear surfaces of the corresponding detergent tank 81. At the same time, the detergent outlet 817 and the detergent inlet 818 are inserted into the corresponding connecting portions 31 and 32 from the right side. Note that each of the detergent outlet 817 and the detergent inlet 818 is inserted into the connecting portions 31 and 32 via the O-ring and is connected to the connecting portions 31 and 32 in a watertight manner. Further, when each of the above-described engaged portions 93 is engaged with an engaging portion (not shown), an appropriate feel at the time of engagement is given to the operator, and thereby each engaged portion 93 is It can be reliably engaged with the corresponding engaging portion.

  By connecting the detergent tank 81 to the circulation path part 820 as described above, it becomes possible to supply the detergent in the detergent tank 81 to the circulation path part 820 via the detergent outlet part 817 and the connection parts 31 and 32. Further, the detergent in the circulation path part 820 can be returned into the detergent tank 81 via the connecting parts 31 and 32 and the detergent inlet part 818. As a result, the detergent in the detergent tank 81 can be circulated in the circulation path portion 820 as described above.

  In the toilet device configured as described above, when the cover body 59 provided on the side surface portion 11 of the toilet body 1 is rotated and opened, the supply port portion 812 of the detergent tank 81 protrudes from the side surface portion 11 of the toilet body 1. Will be exposed. That is, the detergent body 81 can be replenished to the detergent tank 81 from the supply port 812 without removing the detergent tank 81 simply by rotating and opening the cover body 59. Further, even when the cover body 59 is rotated to replenish the detergent, the detergent tank 81 is fixed to the toilet body 1, so that the connected portion of the detergent tank 81 and the toilet body 1 remains connected. Is done. That is, the problem of component deterioration at the connecting portion between the toilet body 1 and the detergent tank 81 is less likely to occur.

  In addition, the cover body 59 is configured so that the rotation means 591 provided on the cover body 59 is configured by a hook-shaped protruding piece 594 and does not have a shaft. Can do. Thereby, even when the detergent leaks when the detergent is replenished and the cover body 59 becomes dirty, the cover body 59 can be easily removed, and is easy to clean and convenient to use. In addition, since the structure does not have a shaft, the cost required by the shaft that has been conventionally required can be reduced.

  Further, by providing a rotation restricting means 592 for restricting a rotation range in the direction in which the cover body 59 is opened, the toilet body 1 side surface 11 and the toilet room facing the toilet body 1 side surface 11 are provided. Even when the gap between the wall surface and the wall surface is designed to be narrow, it is possible to avoid the cover body 59 from interfering with the wall surface of the toilet room. As a result, breakage / damage of the cover body 59 can be prevented.

  In addition, since the rotation means 591 and the rotation restriction means 592 are provided on the cover body 59, it is only necessary to provide the opening 58 on the toilet body 1 side. That is, if the cover body 59 of this embodiment is used, it can be retrofitted to an existing toilet device.

  Further, since the toilet device of the present embodiment is provided with the retaining projection 582 on the side surface 11 of the toilet body 1, when the detergent tank 81 is replenished with the detergent with the cover body 59 opened, etc. It is possible to prevent the cover body 59 from being removed unexpectedly.

  In the toilet device of this embodiment, since the retaining piece 583 is provided on the side surface portion 11 of the toilet body 1, the cover body 59 is unexpectedly detached even when the cover body 59 is rotated. Can be prevented.

  In addition, although the discharge device of the toilet device of the present embodiment is a low tankless system as described above, the present invention is not limited to this, and the stored water of the low tank is supplied to the bowl portion 6 via the on-off valve. It may be configured to be supplied. In the case of the tankless system, the cleaning water may be supplied by a pressure feed pump.

  Moreover, although the supply port part 812 of this embodiment was comprised by the cylinder, the supply port part of this invention may be a square tube, for example, and is not specifically limited.

  In addition, the supply port portion 812 of the present embodiment is inclined in a direction away from the toilet device toward the outer side as it is on the upper side and inclined toward the front side of the toilet device as it is above, but the supply port portion of the present invention is It should just protrude from the side part of a toilet device, and is not specifically limited.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Toilet body 11 Side part 13 Toilet lid 51 Front part 53 Skirt part 55 Upper cover 57 Side cover 58 Opening part 59 Cover body 590 Opening lower edge part 591 Turning means 592 Turning restriction means 593 Upper locking part 597 Arm piece 598 Rotation restricting piece 599 Clue part 6 Bowl part 811 Projection part 812 Supply port part 816 Lid

Claims (4)

In the toilet apparatus in which the bowl portion is washed with washing water obtained by mixing detergent stored in the detergent tank with water,
The detergent tank is fixed to the toilet body,
A supply port for supplying detergent to the detergent tank is provided so as to protrude from the side surface of the toilet body,
A box-shaped cover body opened on the toilet body side is provided on the side surface portion with the supply port portion accommodated therein,
Rotating means for opening and closing the cover body with respect to the toilet body is provided,
When the cover body is rotated and opened, the supply port of the detergent tank is exposed. A substantially rectangular opening is provided on the side surface of the toilet body,
The supply port is provided so as to protrude from the opening;
The cover body is provided so as to close the opening,
The rotating means is configured by a hook-like projecting piece that is provided at the lower opening edge of the cover body and is detachably engaged with the lower opening edge of the opening of the side surface part,
The toilet device according to claim 1, wherein a rotation restricting means for restricting a rotation range in a direction in which the cover body is opened is provided on the cover body. The rotation restricting means is
An arm piece protruding from the opening side edge of the cover body along the rotation direction;
A rotation restricting piece that protrudes outward in a direction intersecting the arm piece at the projecting tip of the arm piece, and abuts on the back side of the peripheral edge of the opening of the side surface portion in a state where the cover body is opened;
With
The toilet device according to claim 2, wherein a retaining protrusion that is close to or abuts against an upper end surface of the rotation restricting piece when the cover body is opened is provided on the back side of the peripheral edge of the opening of the side surface portion. . The toilet device according to any one of claims 2 and 3, wherein a retaining piece for restricting upward release of the hook-shaped projecting piece is provided on a peripheral edge of the opening of the side surface portion.

Images