KR102584753B1 - Electric dispenser having aerating adjustment function - Google Patents

Abstract

An electric dispenser with an aerating control function according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a connector selectively coupled to the top of a container containing fluid; a main body coupled to the upper part of the connector; An air pump and control unit provided inside the main body and driven by a battery; an air injection pipe, one end of which is connected to the air pump and vertically passing through the connector, and the other end of which is immersed in the fluid in the container when the connector is connected to the upper part of the container; an air valve coupled to a connector separately from the air injection pipe and selectively opened and closed by a control unit while the connector is coupled to the upper part of the container; a fluid discharge pipe vertically passing through the connector and having a fluid discharge port formed at one end exposed to the outside when the connector is coupled to the upper part of the container and the other end being immersed in the fluid in the container; and a first aerating mode that is provided on one side of the main body and performs only aerating without discharging fluid through the fluid discharge pipe through the user's operation, and performs aeration while simultaneously discharging fluid through the fluid discharge pipe. A switching switch for switching between a second aerating mode, or an off mode that cuts off the power so that the first and second aerating modes are not performed.

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The present invention relates to an electric dispenser with an aerating control function, and more specifically, to a first aerating mode in which only aerating is performed without discharging fluid through the fluid discharge pipe, and a first aerating mode that performs only aerating without discharging fluid through the fluid discharge pipe. At the same time, it relates to an electric dispenser having an aerating control function that sequentially performs a second aerating mode or selectively switches and adjusts the first and second aerating modes.

In general, alcoholic beverages such as soju, beer, makgeolli, wine, and whiskey are sold stored in glass or synthetic resin containers with a narrow opening at the top. When drinking these alcoholic beverages, the bottle cap must be removed before the container is consumed. Tilt it and pour the appropriate amount of beverage into a cup or glass and drink it.

Recently, as the number of so-called 'solo drinkers', which refers to people who drink alone, is increasing, devices such as electric dispensers that automatically pour alcohol are being developed to reduce the discomfort and boredom of drinking alone. It is becoming.

An example of such an electric dispenser is clearly shown in Republic of Korea Patent Registration No. 2392899 (registered on April 27, 2022, hereinafter referred to as ‘prior literature’).

Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view showing the configuration of a conventional electric dispenser. Referring to Figure 1, the electric dispenser of the prior literature provides a device that can automatically supply an appropriate amount of alcohol or beverages to a cup or glass, but the device is portable. A main body 110 with a space formed therein for the purpose of being designed with a structure that improves performance so that it can be carried and used anywhere when necessary; an inlet 120 extending downward from the lower center of the main body 110; A water pump 130 provided in the internal space of the main body 110 and having a pump inlet 131 connected to the inlet 120; a discharge pipe 140 provided in the internal space of the main body 110, one end of which is connected to the pump outlet 132 at the top of the water pump 130, and the other end exposed to the outside; A battery accommodating portion 150 formed in the internal space of the main body 110 to accommodate a battery; A control board 160 provided in the internal space of the main body 110 and equipped with a main switch 161; A connector 200 whose upper end is connected to the lower end of the main body 110 and whose lower end is coupled to the inlet of the beverage container; It is configured to include a tube 300 whose upper end is connected to the inlet 120 and whose lower end is inserted into the interior of the beverage container.

The conventional electric dispenser of the above-described configuration used a water pump 130 to directly pump up the beverage in the container and dispense a fixed amount, so it only performed the function of a dispenser.

However, since the alcohol itself has a unique bitter taste, especially in the case of alcoholic beverages such as wine and soju, rather than beverages, drinkers use air separately from the electric dispenser to further soften the taste of the alcoholic beverage by oxidizing it by contacting it with air before drinking. An aerator (also called a 'decanter') is provided and used.

Therefore, since the conventional electric dispenser of the preceding literature has only a dispenser function, in the case of alcoholic beverages other than beverages, a separate aerator must be purchased and the alcoholic beverage discharged by the dispenser must be aerated (decanted) for a certain period of time before drinking. Because it had to be done, it was cumbersome and inconvenient to use.

In addition, since conventional electric dispensers use a water pump, the sound of the water pump running is heard when the beverage is dispensed, which is inconvenient and causes discomfort to the user when the beverage is injected.

Meanwhile, a wine dispenser that combines the above-mentioned electric dispenser with an aerating function has been released, but the air hole provided in the wine discharge path is forcibly opened and the wine momentarily comes into contact with air during the wine discharge process. However, in this case, there is a problem in that the user cannot feel the soft flavor caused by the aerating treatment because sufficient aerating is not performed.

Korean Patent Registration No. 2392899 (registered on April 27, 2022)

Accordingly, the present invention was developed to solve the above problems, and includes a first aerating mode in which only aerating is performed without discharging fluid through the fluid discharge pipe, and a first aerating mode that discharges fluid through the fluid discharge pipe and at the same time air The purpose is to provide an electric dispenser with an aerating control function that sequentially performs a second aerating mode or selectively switches and adjusts the first and second aerating modes.

According to one embodiment, the present invention for achieving the above object includes a connector selectively coupled to the upper part of a container containing a fluid; a main body coupled to the upper part of the connector; An air pump and control unit provided inside the main body and driven by a battery; an air injection pipe, one end of which is connected to the air pump and vertically passing through the connector, and the other end of which is immersed in the fluid in the container when the connector is connected to the upper part of the container; an air valve coupled to a connector separately from the air injection pipe and selectively opened and closed by a control unit while the connector is coupled to the upper part of the container; a fluid discharge pipe vertically passing through the connector and having a fluid discharge port formed at one end exposed to the outside when the connector is coupled to the upper part of the container and the other end being immersed in the fluid in the container; and a first aerating mode that is provided on one side of the main body and performs only aerating without discharging fluid through the fluid discharge pipe through the user's operation, and performs aeration while simultaneously discharging fluid through the fluid discharge pipe. It is configured to include a changeover switch for switching between a second aerating mode, or an off mode that cuts off the power so that the first and second aerating modes are not performed.

Additionally, according to one embodiment, as the user operates the conversion switch and selects the first aerating mode, the air valve opens and the air pump operates, injecting air into the fluid in the container through the air injection pipe for a certain period of time. After is injected and aerating is performed, the injected air escapes to the outside of the container through the air valve.

Also, according to one embodiment, as the user operates the conversion switch and selects the second aerating mode, the air valve is closed and the air pump is operated, and the fluid in the container is injected through the air injection pipe connected to the air pump. Aerating is performed by injecting air into the container, and the fluid in the container is discharged to the outside of the container through the fluid discharge pipe due to the pressure of the injected air.

Also, according to one embodiment, the fluid is one of alcoholic beverages including soju, whiskey, white liquor, single malted, sake, tequila, and wine, and air is injected in the first aerating mode. The aerating time is a preset recommended time for each alcoholic beverage and is stored and automatically executed in the control unit, and is configured so that the user can adjust the aerating time according to his or her preference.

Additionally, according to one embodiment, the main body is further equipped with a speaker, and as the first and second aerating modes are performed, the control unit plays a specific pre-stored sound through the speaker.

Additionally, according to one embodiment, the main body is further provided with a selection switch, and the controller controls the amount of fluid discharged through the fluid discharge pipe differently as the user operates the selection switch or the conversion switch.

In addition, according to one embodiment, the main body is further equipped with a motion detection sensor, and when a specific motion of the user is detected by the motion detection sensor, the control unit automatically executes one of the first and second aerating modes or the off mode. do.

Additionally, according to one embodiment, the fluid discharge port is formed of a transparent material such as glass or plastic, and an LED is further provided on one side of the fluid discharge port. As the first and second aerating modes or the off mode are performed, the control unit The LED emits light.

Additionally, according to one embodiment, an air inlet hole is further formed on the upper side of the fluid discharge port, so that when the fluid is discharged, air sucked through the air inlet hole is mixed into the fluid, thereby adding an additional aerating effect.

Additionally, according to one embodiment, the motion detection sensor may detect a specific vertical motion in which the user's hand or glass moves upward from the bottom of the motion detection sensor to the fluid discharge port, or the user's hand or glass may move to the left side of the motion detection sensor. detects only a specific motion in the horizontal direction moving from right or right to left, and the control unit automatically executes the first aerating mode or the second aerating mode when the specific motion in the vertical or horizontal direction is detected.

As described above, the present invention includes a first aerating mode in which only aerating is performed without discharging fluid through the fluid discharge pipe, and a second aerating mode in which aeration is performed simultaneously while discharging fluid through the fluid discharge pipe. Since it is easy to perform sequentially or selectively switch and adjust the first and second aerating modes, users can easily adjust aerating to suit their individual tastes and enjoy a smooth flavor.

In addition, the user can hear audio guidance according to the performance mode and sound effects appropriate to the atmosphere when discharging fluid through the speaker.

Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view showing the configuration of a conventional electric dispenser.
Figure 2 is a schematic diagram showing the overall configuration of an electric dispenser with an aerating control function of the present invention.
Figure 3a is an enlarged front view of the electric dispenser of the present invention, and Figure 3b is a top view of Figure 3a.
Figure 4 is a flow chart showing the execution relationship for each mode of the electric dispenser of the present invention according to one embodiment.

The terms used in this specification are merely used to describe specific embodiments and are not intended to limit the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In this specification, terms such as “include,” “have,” or “equipped with” are intended to designate the presence of features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in this specification. It should be understood that this does not preclude the existence or addition of other features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

Unless otherwise defined herein, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as generally understood by a person of ordinary skill in the technical field to which the present invention pertains.

Terms defined in commonly used dictionaries should be interpreted as having meanings consistent with the meanings they have in the context of the related technology, and unless clearly defined in this specification, should not be interpreted in an idealized or overly formal sense. It shouldn't be.

Hereinafter, with reference to the attached drawings, the configuration and operational relationship of an electric dispenser with an aerating control function according to an embodiment of the present invention will be examined in detail as follows.

Figure 2 is a schematic diagram showing the overall configuration of the electric dispenser having an aerating control function of the present invention, Figure 3a is an enlarged front view of the electric dispenser of the present invention, Figure 3b is a plan view of Figure 3a, and Figure 4 is an electric dispenser of the present invention. This is a flowchart showing the execution relationship for each mode of the dispenser according to an embodiment.

First, looking at the configuration according to an embodiment of the present invention with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4, first, a fluid (L) such as beverages, soju, and wine is selectively coupled to the upper part of the container (C) containing the fluid (L). A connector 1100 is provided.

At this time, the container (C) can encompass all types of beverage containers such as non-alcoholic beverages as well as alcoholic beverages, and accordingly, the connector 1100 is detachable regardless of the size of the mouth of any type of beverage container (C). possible.

The connector 1100 functions as a sealed stopper that blocks the inlet of the container C, and the connector 1100 may be made of a silicone material used as a packing material, according to one embodiment.

Additionally, a main body 1200 is provided on the upper part of the connector 1100. The main body 1200 is detachably provided on the upper part of the connector 1100, and may have a cylindrical or square shape with a certain space therein. Additionally, the main body 1200 can be made of, for example, plastic or metal.

Additionally, an air pump 1300 and a control unit 1500 are provided inside the main body 1200 and driven by a battery (not shown). The air pump 1300 is driven by power from a battery (not shown) and is driven on/off under the control of the control unit 1500.

In addition, one end is connected to the air pump 1300 and vertically penetrates the connector 1100, and when the connector 1100 is coupled to the upper part of the container C, the fluid in the container C ( L) is provided with an air injection pipe (1600) whose other end is immersed. The air injection pipe 1600 is a tube-shaped pipe member for injecting air supplied from the air pump 1300 into the fluid L in the container C. According to one embodiment, the air injection pipe 1600 It can be implemented using metal such as stainless steel, or non-metallic material such as plastic or silicone hose.

Meanwhile, referring to FIG. 2, a plurality of air bubble injection holes 1601 are formed at the bottom of the air injection pipe 1600 submerged in the fluid L, so that the air supplied through the air injection pipe 1600 is formed into the bubbles. As it passes through the injection hole 1601, countless fine bubbles are generated. Therefore, the fine bubbles generated as described above come into contact with the fluid (L) in the container (C) and quickly aerate the fluid (L).

In addition, an air valve 1400 is coupled to the connector 1100 separately from the air injection pipe 1600 and is selectively opened and closed by the control unit 1500 while the connector 1100 is coupled to the upper part of the container C. ) is provided. The air valve 1400 is also driven by power from a battery (not shown) and opens and closes under the control of the control unit 1500.

In addition, the connector 1100 is vertically passed through the connector, and when the connector 1100 is coupled to the upper part of the container C, the fluid discharge port 1710 formed at one end is exposed to the outside and the other end is the container (C). C) A fluid discharge pipe 1700 that is submerged in the fluid is provided.

According to one embodiment, the fluid discharge pipe 1700, like the air injection pipe 1600 discussed above, can be implemented using metal such as stainless steel, or non-metallic material such as plastic or silicone hose.

Additionally, a changeover switch 1800 is provided on one side of the main body 1200 (the upper surface of the main body in FIG. 3).

For example, the user operates the conversion switch 1800 to switch to an off mode that cuts off the power so that the first and second aerating modes are not performed, or an on mode in which the first and second aerating modes are performed. ) Switching between modes can be performed freely.

That is, a first aerating mode (aerating-only mode) in which only aerating is performed without discharging the fluid L through the fluid discharge pipe 1700, or a first aerating mode in which fluid is discharged through the fluid discharge pipe 1700 (discharge mode). A second aerating mode (normal mode, simultaneous aerating and dispensing mode) that performs aerating while fencing, or an off mode that turns off the power so that the first and second aerating modes are not performed. Switching between modes can be easily performed.

Referring to FIG. 3, the changeover switch 1800 may be provided at the top of the main body 1200 and may be implemented as, for example, a touch-type switch. Therefore, switching between the first and second aerating modes or the off mode can be easily performed as the user sets the number, sensitivity, or duration of touching the switching switch 1800 differently.

For example, the first and second aerating modes or the off mode can be executed by the user touching the conversion switch 1800 once or twice, and when operating the second aerating mode, the amount of discharge amount is changed. You can decide (one glass, half glass, 1/3 glass). The operational relationship during the first and second aerating modes will be examined in more detail later.

In addition, the fluid L to be aerated according to the present invention is one of general beverages such as alcoholic beverages including soju, whiskey, white liquor, single malt, sake, tequila, and wine, or non-alcoholic beverages. It can be.

Accordingly, the aerating time for injecting air in the first aerating mode is a recommended time preset for each liquor and can be stored in the memory (not shown) of the control unit 1500 and automatically executed.

The aerating time can be adjusted by the user.

According to one embodiment, the aerating time may be stored in the memory (not shown) of the control unit 1500 as a default setting value as the recommended time for each type of drink.

- Soju: 1 to 2 minutes, 1 minute for those who like the original ‘keuch’ taste of soju, 2 minutes recommended for those who do not like the original bitter taste and aroma of soju

- Whiskey, Baekju: Optimal taste when aerated for 2 minutes

- Single Malted: 1 minute is appropriate to enjoy the unique taste.

- Sake: 30 seconds to 1 minute

- Tequila: Softness doubles when aerated for 2 minutes

- Wine: Optimal taste is obtained when aerating is repeated for 15 to 30 seconds.

At this time, the aerating time may vary depending on the individual's sensitivity to the taste of alcohol. Therefore, the aerating time is a recommended time, and the present invention is configured to allow the user to adjust the aerating time according to personal preference. (However, in the case of carbonated alcohol, aerating is not recommended due to the risk of overflow.)

In addition, a speaker 1900 is further provided on one side (the front in FIG. 3A) of the main body 1500, and as the first and second aerating modes are performed, the control unit 1500 transmits a specific pre-stored sound to the speaker ( 1900).

According to one embodiment, as the user operates the conversion switch 1800, a specific sound notifying the start or end of the first and second aerating modes may be played through the speaker 1900. (e.g. ‘Start/end aeration-only mode’, ‘Start/end general mode’)

Additionally, an air inlet hole 1711 is further formed on the upper side of the fluid discharge port. Accordingly, when the fluid is dispensed in the second aerating mode, air is mixed into the fluid through the air inlet hole 1711 when the fluid is discharged, thereby performing additional aerating. Additional aerating through the air inlet hole can provide a very soft flavor to the fluid (alcoholic beverage) by adding a tertiary aerating effect in addition to the 1st and 2nd aerating modes using the 1st and 2nd aerating modes.

Additionally, the main body 1500 may be further equipped with a selection switch (not shown). As the user manipulates the separately provided selection switch (not shown) or the time or number of times the changeover switch is pressed, the control unit 1500 controls the amount of fluid (L) discharged through the fluid discharge pipe 1700 differently. do.

According to one embodiment, the selection switch (not shown) may be a touch-type switch like the changeover switch 1800, and may be provided separately from the changeover switch 1800 on one side of the main body 1200. Alternatively, in another embodiment, the selection switch (not shown) is not provided separately, and the amount of fluid (L) discharged through the fluid discharge pipe 1700 can be differently controlled by using the changeover switch 1800. there is.

Additionally, when the fluid L is discharged from the fluid discharge port 1710 through the speaker 1900, a specific sound informing the amount of the fluid L being discharged may be played. (e.g. ‘one glass’, ‘half a glass’, ‘1/3 glass’, ‘take one glass’, etc.)

In addition, the main body 1200 is further provided with a motion detection sensor 2000. Accordingly, when the user's specific motion is detected by the motion detection sensor 2000, the control unit 1500 automatically executes one of the first and second aerating modes or the off mode by a non-contact method without touching the switch. You can.

According to one embodiment, the motion recognized by the motion detection sensor 2000 may only detect a movement in which the user lifts a drinking glass from below to above the motion detection sensor 2000. Specifically, the motion detection sensor 2000 can only recognize the action of bringing the drink to the fluid discharge port 1710 while the user's hand or glass moves vertically from below to above the motion detection sensor 2000.

Accordingly, any movements such as the user's hand or the glass crossing the motion detection sensor 2000 in the horizontal direction are not detected by the motion detection sensor 2000, so the glass is located below the fluid discharge port 1710. And the problem of suddenly discharging the fluid (L) when not ready to receive alcohol is prevented. For example, when motion in the horizontal direction is detected (from left to right), the first aerating can be performed, while motion in the opposite direction (from right to left) can be input to immediately turn it off.

That is, the motion detection sensor 2000 detects only a specific motion in the vertical direction in which the user's hand or glass moves upward from the bottom of the motion detection sensor 2000 to the fluid discharge port 1710, and the control unit 1500 The fluid L is controlled to be discharged from the fluid discharge port 1710 only when a specific motion in the vertical direction is detected. (However, the motion detection sensor operates only in the second aerating mode)

As another setting example, the user may execute the first aerating mode by a motion detected by the motion detection sensor 2000 (moving horizontally from left to right or right to left). At this time, when a motion that turns on the operation of the second aerating mode is detected, the currently running operation of the first aerating mode can be immediately stopped.

The second aerating mode or the motion to turn on the power may be automatically performed when a motion of moving a hand or a glass in a vertical direction from below to above the motion detection sensor is detected.

That is, by setting the above-described motion operation, the user can adjust the first and second aerating modes and the aerating time for each mode according to the user's preference.

Additionally, the fluid discharge port 1710 may be made of a transparent material such as glass or plastic, and an LED (not shown) may be further provided on one side of the fluid discharge port 1710.

According to one embodiment, when the first or second aerating mode or the off mode is performed, the control unit 1500 emits the LED (not shown), and at this time, the light emitted from the LED (not shown) is a transparent fluid. An emotional atmosphere can be created by projecting colorful LED lights through the discharge port 1710 and the discharged fluid (L).

Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4, the operating relationship between the first and second aerating modes of the electric dispenser with the aerating control function of the present invention configured above will be described in more detail as follows.

First aerating mode (aeration only mode):

When the user touches the conversion switch 1800 once, the first aerating mode is selected, and then the air valve 1400 is opened and the air pump 1300 is operated to inject the air injection pipe 1600. Aerating is performed by injecting air into the fluid (L) in the container (C) for a certain period of time. Afterwards, the injected air escapes to the outside of the container (C) through the opened air valve (1400).

At this time, the aerating time for which the first aerating mode is performed is basically the recommended aerating time for each liquor and can be stored in the memory (not shown) of the control unit 1500 and automatically executed, and as described above, the user can When the changeover switch 1800 is operated according to one's taste or a motion in the reverse direction that operates the first aerating mode is detected, the first aerating mode is terminated at this time, so the aerating time can be adjusted.

Second aerating mode (normal mode, simultaneous aerating and dispensing mode):

(Step 1) As the user touches and holds the switching switch 1800 (more than 3 seconds), the second aerating mode enters a selection standby state, and the motion detection sensor 2000 moves the vertical direction, for example, from downward to upward. When a specific motion is detected, the air valve 1400 is closed by the control unit 1500, and the air pump 1300 is driven, and the container (1600) is connected to the air pump 1300. Air is injected into the fluid (L) in C), and aerating is performed along with this. At this time, since the air valve 1400 is in a closed state, the air injected through the air injection pipe 1600 cannot escape to the outside of the container C through the air valve 1400, and thus the injected air The fluid (L) in the container (C) is discharged to the outside of the container (C) through the fluid discharge pipe (1700) by the pressure of the air.

(Step 2) When the second aerating mode is terminated, since the inside of the container is still sealed, a certain amount of fluid remains inside the fluid discharge pipe 1700 due to the pressure difference with the outside. In order to remove the remaining fluid inside the fluid discharge pipe 1700, the air valve 1400 is opened by the control unit 1500 immediately after the first step is completed.

At this time, by opening the air valve 1400, the vacuum force that prevents the remaining fluid from being discharged from inside the fluid discharge pipe 1700 is released, so the remaining fluid inside the fluid discharge pipe 1700 is moved to the fluid discharge outlet by gravity. It is discharged into the drinking glass or container C through the fluid discharge pipe 1710 and 1700, respectively, and thus the second aerating mode ends.

Off mode:

For example, if the user continues to press and hold the changeover switch 1800 for 3 seconds, the power is turned off. Conversely, when turning the power back on, the user continues to press the switching switch 1800 for 3 seconds to turn the power on.

Therefore, a user of the present invention can use the present invention as an aerator by executing only the first aerating mode (aeration-only mode), or perform the first aerating mode and then use the present invention in the second aerating mode (aeration-only mode). By continuously executing the general mode, simultaneous aerating and dispensing mode), the present invention can be used in various ways as an aerator and dispenser.

In addition, the present invention is not limited to just one embodiment described above, and the same effect can be created even when changing the detailed configuration, number, and arrangement structure of the device, so those skilled in the art will understand the present invention. It is stated that addition, deletion, and modification of various configurations are possible within the scope of the technical idea.

1100: Connector 1200: Body
1300: air pump 1400: air valve
1500: Control unit 1600: Air injection pipe
1601: Bubble injection hole 1700: Fluid discharge pipe
1710: Fluid outlet 1711: Air inlet hole
1800: Conversion switch 1900: Speaker
2000: Motion detection sensor C: Container
L: Fluid (alcohol or beverage)

Claims (10)

A connector selectively coupled to the top of the container containing the fluid;
a main body coupled to the upper part of the connector;
An air pump and control unit provided inside the main body and driven by a battery;
an air injection pipe, one end of which is connected to the air pump and vertically passing through the connector, and the other end of which is immersed in the fluid in the container when the connector is connected to the upper part of the container;
an air valve coupled to a connector separately from the air injection pipe and selectively opened and closed by a control unit while the connector is coupled to the upper part of the container;
a fluid discharge pipe vertically passing through the connector and having a fluid discharge port formed at one end exposed to the outside when the connector is coupled to the upper part of the container and the other end being immersed in the fluid in the container; and
It is provided on one side of the main body, and by the user's operation, the air outside the container is injected into the fluid in the container through the air injection pipe and then exits the outside of the container through the opened air valve, thereby forming the fluid discharge pipe. In the first aerating mode, in which only aerating is performed without discharging fluid through the air, the air outside the container is injected into the fluid in the container through the air injection pipe, and then the fluid is injected through the fluid discharge pipe instead of the closed air valve. A changeover switch for switching between a second aerating mode that pushes and discharges the fluid through the outlet and simultaneously performs aeration, or an off mode that cuts off the power so that the first and second aerating modes are not performed; containing,
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function. According to claim 1,
As the user operates the conversion switch and selects the first aerating mode, the air valve opens and the air pump operates, and air is injected into the fluid in the container through the air injection pipe for a certain period of time to perform aerating. Characterized in that the injected air escapes to the outside of the container through an air valve.
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function. According to claim 1,
As the user operates the conversion switch and selects the second aerating mode, the air valve closes and the air pump operates, and air is injected into the fluid in the container through the air injection pipe connected to the air pump, thereby aerating. This is performed, and the fluid in the container is discharged to the outside of the container through the fluid discharge pipe due to the pressure of the injected air.
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function. According to claim 2,
The fluid is one of alcoholic beverages including soju, whiskey, white liquor, single malt, sake, tequila, and wine,
The aerating time in which air is injected in the first aerating mode is a preset recommended time for each liquor and is stored and automatically executed in the control unit, and the user can adjust the aerating time according to his or her preference. ), characterized in that it can be adjusted,
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function. According to claim 1,
The main body is further equipped with a speaker, and as the first and second aerating modes are performed, the control unit reproduces a specific pre-stored sound through the speaker.
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function. According to claim 1,
The main body is further provided with a selection switch, and the control unit controls the amount of fluid discharged through the fluid discharge pipe differently as the user operates the selection switch or the changeover switch.
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function. According to claim 1,
The main body is further equipped with a motion detection sensor, and when a specific motion of the user is detected by the motion detection sensor, the control unit automatically executes one of the first and second aerating modes or the off mode,
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function. According to claim 1,
The fluid discharge port is formed of a transparent material such as glass or plastic, and an LED is further provided on one side of the fluid discharge port, and the control unit emits the LED as the first or second aerating mode or the off mode is performed. to,
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function. According to claim 1,
An air inlet hole is further formed on the upper side of the fluid discharge port, so that when the fluid is discharged, the air sucked through the air inlet hole is mixed into the fluid, thereby adding an additional aerating effect.
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function. According to claim 7,
The motion detection sensor detects a specific vertical motion in which the user's hand or glass moves upward from the bottom of the motion detection sensor to the fluid discharge port, or the user's hand or glass moves from left to right or right to left of the motion detection sensor. Characterized in that it detects only a specific motion in the moving horizontal direction, and the control unit automatically executes the first aerating mode or the second aerating mode when the specific motion in the vertical or horizontal direction is detected,
Electric dispenser with aerating adjustment function.

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