JPS6231798Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a drain water treatment structure for a toilet air conditioner.

The purpose of this invention is to process drain water directly to the drainage path in the wash water tank, without the need for complicated mechanisms or construction work, and by using ready-made parts.
The installation is done in a way that does not spoil the aesthetic appearance.

This invention allows drain water to drip outside by connecting the drain hose of the air conditioner to the drain pipe installed at the bottom of the wash water tank, and then connecting it to the overflow pipe or placing it inside the wash water tank. This simplifies the treatment of drain water by directly discharging it into the flush toilet's drainage route without flushing it.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a view of a toilet air conditioner seen from below, and the air conditioner main body 1 is integrally constructed with a flush water tank 2. Drain water that has been dehumidified by an evaporator (not shown) is transferred from the dehumidifier to the air conditioner body 1 through a pipe.
A drainage path is provided from the drain outlet 3 to the drain hose 5, the drain discharge pipe 4, and the bottom of the air conditioner body 1 to the overflow pipe 7 in the wash water tank. Always drain into the toilet bowl. In this way, drain water can be treated simply by attaching the drain hose 5 and the drain discharge pipe 4 to the bottom of the air conditioner unit, so the work can be done extremely easily without spoiling the aesthetics. Furthermore, since the drain water is drained into the toilet bowl from the pipe connection section 9 at the bottom of the overflow pipe 7, the position of the evaporator can be determined regardless of the water level of the flush water tank. In other words, the evaporator is simply installed above the pipe connection part 9, and does not need to be located above the water level of the washing water, and the air conditioner unit can be installed at the same height as the washing water tank, so the cleaning A compact air conditioner can be manufactured by integrating it with a water tank.

Figure 2 shows a toilet air conditioner in which the drain pipe is led directly into the flush water tank. The air conditioner main body 1 has an integral structure with a washing water tank 2, and a drain pipe 8 is connected to the wall of the partition between the air conditioner and the washing water tank.
It is also possible to treat drain water by introducing it into a wash water tank. In this case, the drain hose is
Since the drain is processed within the air conditioner unit and no drain hose comes out outside the air conditioner, no drain processing is required when installing the air conditioner.

According to the present invention, it is enough to simply connect the drain hose to the drain discharge pipe installed at the bottom of the washing water tank, and there is no need to extend the drain hose to the outside of the air conditioner, and special work is not required to dispose of the drain hose. There's no need. In addition, in the past, drain hoses were extended outside and the drain water dripped outside, or a tank was installed to store the drain water. There is no need to install dripping or drain water tanks. In addition, in terms of structure, when the air conditioner has an integrated structure with a wash water tank, in order to connect the drain hose from the drain discharge pipe provided at the bottom of the wash water tank to the overflow pipe, The position of the evaporator can be determined independently of the water level. Therefore, there are fewer restrictions on the structure of the air conditioner itself, making it possible to pack the air conditioner compactly.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view from below of a toilet air conditioner in which the drain water treatment of the present invention is performed using a drain discharge pipe installed at the bottom of the wash water tank. FIG. 2 is a perspective view from below of a toilet air conditioner in which a hose is directly inserted into a flush water tank. 1...Air conditioner, 2...Washing water tank, 3...Drain outlet, 4...Drain discharge pipe, 5...Drain hose, 6...Connection pipe, 7...Overflow pipe, 8...Drain pipe , 9...pipe connection section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In an air conditioner consisting of a compressor, an evaporator, a condenser, and a blower, the air conditioner unit is integrated with a washing water tank, and the air conditioner unit is equipped with a drain outlet 3, a drain hose 5, and a drain discharge pipe 4. A drain water treatment structure for a toilet air conditioner, characterized in that drain water taken out of the air conditioner by penetrating through the tank is returned to the tank and drained into the toilet bowl.