KR102606257B1 - Control unit for bidet with waterproof channel and bidet device comprising thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

Provides a bidet control panel with a waterproof flow path. The bidet operating unit according to an embodiment of the present application has a cleaning agent stored therein, a cleaning agent reservoir 100 having an insertion portion 120, and a mounting hole 210, and is formed from the outer periphery of the mounting hole 210. It is mounted between an upper case 200 including a mounting cover 220 extending downward, a lower case 600 having an outlet hole 610, and the upper case 200 and the lower case 600. , including a reservoir mounting portion 300 having an insertion hole formed on the upper surface into which the insertion portion 120 of the detergent reservoir 100 is inserted, and a plurality of flow path forming grooves are formed in the reservoir mounting portion 300, and the mounting hole (210), the insertion hole, the plurality of flow path forming grooves, and the outlet hole 610 may communicate with each other.

Description

Control unit for bidet with waterproof flow path and bidet device including same {CONTROL UNIT FOR BIDET WITH WATERPROOF CHANNEL AND BIDET DEVICE COMPRISING THEREOF}

This application relates to a control panel for a bidet with a waterproof flow path.

A bidet is a device that is installed on a toilet seat and can automatically clean the anus and cleanse female parts by spraying cleansing water through a nozzle provided on the bidet body.

The user can control the bidet device using the control panel mounted on the side of the bidet body.

A detergent reservoir in which the detergent is stored is detachably mounted on the control panel. The detergent reservoir is replaced periodically, and the part where the detergent reservoir is mounted is easily exposed to contamination due to leakage of the detergent or contact with outside air.

Therefore, it is necessary to periodically wash it with water, but if the water flowing into the mounting part of the detergent reservoir is not discharged, problems such as overflow may occur, such as water flowing into the bidet body on which the control unit is mounted.

A bidet is a device that uses water, but it has a circuit board buried inside and is vulnerable to water due to the nature of the power device.

Therefore, there is a need for a waterproof flow path structure that prevents water used for cleaning from flowing into the bidet during cleaning.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2017-0068863 (2017.06.20) Korea Public Utility Model Document No. 20-2009-0011611 (2009.11.17)

This application was designed to solve the above problems. Specifically, the object is to provide a bidet control unit with a waterproof flow path that allows water used for washing to be discharged to the outside.

In one embodiment of the present invention to solve the above problems, a cleaning agent is stored therein, a cleaning agent reservoir 100 having an insertion portion 120, and a mounting hole 210 are formed, and the mounting hole 210 ), an upper case 200 including a mounting cover 220 extending downward from the outer periphery, a lower case 600 having a water outlet hole 610, and the upper case 200 and the lower case 600. It is mounted between and includes a reservoir mounting part 300 having an insertion hole formed on the upper surface into which the insertion part 120 of the detergent reservoir 100 is inserted, and a plurality of flow path forming grooves are formed in the reservoir mounting unit 300. The mounting hole 210, the insertion hole, the plurality of flow path forming grooves, and the water outlet hole 610 communicate with each other, providing a bidet operating unit having a waterproof flow path.

In one embodiment, the reservoir mounting unit 300 has a first insertion hole 310h that communicates with the mounting hole 210 formed to penetrate in the horizontal direction, and a first flow path forming groove 311 on the side is formed in the longitudinal direction. A first mounting part 310 that is formed through and has an upper portion having a radius equal to the radius of the mounting hole 210, a second mounting part 320 having a radius smaller than the radius of the first mounting part 320, and the second mounting part 320. A third mounting portion 330 in which a plurality of second flow path forming grooves 331, 332, 333, and 334 are laterally penetratingly formed in a portion having a radius larger than the radius of the mounting portion 320, the radius of the mounting portion cover 220, and A fourth mounting portion 340 having the same radius and having a first outlet hole 340h communicating with the plurality of second flow path forming grooves 331, 332, 333, and 334 formed through the transverse direction. ) of the first water outlet hole 340h and the second water outlet hole 350h communicating with the water outlet hole 610 of the lower case 600 may include a fifth mounting portion 350 formed through the transverse direction.

In one embodiment, the mounting hole 210, the first insertion hole 310h, the first flow path forming groove 311, the plurality of second flow path forming grooves 331, 332, 333, and 334, The first water outlet hole 340h, the second water outlet hole 350h, and the water outlet hole 610 may communicate with each other to form one waterproof flow path.

In one embodiment, an insertion protrusion 121 that protrudes from the side and extends in the circumferential direction may be formed on the side of the insertion portion 120 of the detergent reservoir 100.

In one embodiment, the outer periphery of the first insertion hole 310h is a first curved surface 313 that is spaced apart from the center of the reservoir mounting portion 300 by a first radius r ₁ and extends in the circumferential direction, and It may include a second curved surface 314 that is spaced apart from the center of the reservoir mounting unit 300 by a second radius (r ₂ ) greater than the first radius (r ₁ ) and extends in the circumferential direction.

In one embodiment, the first radius (r ₁ ) is equal to the radius of the insertion portion 120, and the second radius (r ₂ ) is equal to the first radius (r ₁ ) and the insertion protrusion 120. ) may be equal to the sum of the lengths protruding from the side of the insertion portion 120.

In one embodiment, the outer periphery of the first insertion hole 310h is a third curved surface 315 including both the first curved surface 313 and the second curved surface 314. (314) further includes a third curved surface 315 located below the first curved surface 313, and the insertion protrusion 121 is inserted into the second curved surface 314 of the third curved surface 315. You can.

In one embodiment, it may further include at least one step portion 341 or 342 extending outward in the radial direction from the outer periphery of the fourth mounting portion 340.

In one embodiment, a cleaning agent supply passage ( 351) is formed to penetrate in the longitudinal direction, and the cleaning agent supply passage 351 may communicate with the pottery cleaning nozzle 700.

In one embodiment, it is mounted on the third mounting part 330 and may further include a sealing ring 335 that seals the space between the mounting part cover 220 and the third mounting part 330.

In addition, the present application provides a bidet device to which a bidet operating unit having the above-described waterproof passage is applied.

This application as described above has the following effects.

First, a waterproof passage is formed, so even if water is used to clean the reservoir mounting part, water does not flow into the control panel or the bidet body. As a result, the problem of device malfunction caused by water flowing into parts vulnerable to moisture can be solved.

Second, rather than forming a separate waterproof flow path, the space between the flow path forming groove formed in the reservoir mounting part and the mounting part cover naturally forms a waterproof flow path, so there is no separate manufacturing cost.

Third, the presence of a waterproof flow path creates a perception that water does not flow into the control panel or the bidet body, and the frequency of cleaning the reservoir mounting part increases, making it possible to clean the ware of the toilet seat hygienically.

Figure 1 is a perspective view schematically showing a bidet device according to an embodiment of the present application.
Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view for explaining the control unit of the bidet device of Figure 1.
Figure 3 is a perspective view of a detergent reservoir mounted on the operating unit of Figure 2.
Figure 4 is a perspective view of the reservoir mounting portion mounted on the operating portion of Figure 2.
Figure 5 is a plan view of the reservoir mounting part of Figure 4 as seen from the top.
Figures 6 to 8 are cross-sectional views illustrating the waterproof flow path formed in the reservoir mounting part of Figure 4.
Figure 9 is a diagram briefly explaining the configuration used in the toilet seat cleaning method according to an embodiment of the present application.
Figure 10 is a flowchart for explaining a toilet seat cleaning method according to an embodiment of the present application.

Hereinafter, the present application will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

In addition, below, assuming that the user is seated on the toilet seat 1 in FIG. 1, the upper part of the user is the upper side, the lower part is the lower side, the direction the user is looking is forward, the back direction is backward, and the user's It is explained that the part where the left hand is located is the left, and the part where the right hand is located is the right.

1. Description of the bidet device

Referring to FIG. 1, the bidet device 5000 according to an embodiment of the present application will be described in detail.

Figure 1 is a schematic perspective view showing a bidet device 5000 according to an embodiment of the present application.

Referring to Figure 1, the bidet device 5000 includes a bidet body 1000 fixed to the toilet seat 1, a seat 3000 rotatably mounted on the front side of the bidet body 1000, and a seat 3000. ) includes a cover 4000 rotatably mounted on the bidet body 1000 and an operating unit 2000 mounted on the side of the bidet body 1000.

The control unit 2000 is provided with buttons that allow water pressure, water temperature, positions of bidet nozzles and cleaning nozzles, and sterilization functions to be performed. When a user presses a button, the function corresponding to the button is performed.

2. control panel explanation

With reference to FIGS. 2 to 8 , the operation unit 2000 having a waterproof passage according to an embodiment of the present application will be described in detail.

Referring to FIG. 2 , the manipulation unit 2000 according to an embodiment of the present application includes a detergent reservoir 100, an upper case 200, a lower case 600, and a reservoir mounting unit 300.

A detergent is stored in the detergent reservoir 100. When the detergent reservoir 100 is mounted on the reservoir mounting unit 300, the space inside the detergent reservoir 100 is connected to the detergent supply passage 361, and bubble cleaning water mixed with the detergent in raw water is sent to the toilet through the pottery cleaning nozzle 900. (1) It can be sprayed on the pottery inside.

The detergent reservoir 100 includes a storage portion 110 in which the detergent is stored, and an insertion portion 120 that has a radius smaller than the radius of the storage portion 110 and is inserted into the upper case 200.

On the side of the insertion portion 120, an insertion protrusion 121 is formed that protrudes from the side and extends in the circumferential direction. The insertion protrusion 121 is inserted into one of the plurality of first flow path forming grooves 321 and 322 of the reservoir mounting part 300, which will be described later, and as a result, the reservoir mounting part 300 of the cleaning agent reservoir 100 Installation is complete. Specific details will be described later.

The upper case 200 corresponds to the upper part of the operating unit 2000, and a mounting hole 210 into which the detergent reservoir 100 can be inserted is formed in the upper case 200. The detergent reservoir 100 is mounted on the reservoir mounting unit 300 through the mounting hole 210.

Additionally, the upper case 200 has a mounting portion cover 220 extending downward from the outer periphery of the mounting hole 210. The mounting part cover 220 covers the reservoir mounting part 300, which will be described later, and the mounting hole 210 is formed by the space between the mounting part cover 220 and the reservoir mounting part 300, and the flow path forming groove of the reservoir mounting part 300. A flow path is formed from to the water outlet hole 610.

The lower case 600 corresponds to the lower part of the operating unit 2000, and the lower case 600 is formed with an outlet hole 610 through which fluid flowing into the mounting hole 210 of the upper case 200 can be discharged. do. The fluid flowing into the mounting hole 210 passes through the reservoir mounting part 300 and is discharged to the outside through the outlet hole 610, which will be described later.

The reservoir mounting portion 300 is mounted between the upper case 200 and the lower case 600, and is the part where the detergent reservoir 100 is mounted.

An insertion hole into which the insertion part 120 is inserted is formed on the upper surface of the reservoir mounting unit 300, and the detergent reservoir 100 can be inserted into the reservoir mounting unit 300 and coupled to the reservoir mounting unit 300.

Additionally, a plurality of flow path forming grooves are formed in the reservoir mounting portion 300.

The mounting hole 210, the insertion hole, the plurality of flow path forming grooves, and the water outlet hole 610 communicate with each other. By communicating with each other to form one flow path, the fluid flowing into the reservoir mounting unit 300 is discharged to the outside through the water outlet hole 610. Even if the fluid flows in exceeding the accommodation range of the reservoir mounting part 300, it can be discharged to the outside through the outlet hole 610 of the lower case 600, so the problem of fluid flowing into the surrounding bidet body 1000, etc. It can be resolved.

Referring to Figure 4, the reservoir mounting part 300 includes a first mounting part 310, a second mounting part 320, a third mounting part 330, a fourth mounting part 340, a fifth mounting part 350, and a sixth mounting part. Includes (360).

The first mounting part 310 is the uppermost part of the reservoir mounting part 300, and a first insertion hole 310h communicating with the mounting hole 210 is formed through the horizontal direction.

The upper part of the first mounting part 310 has a radius equal to the radius of the mounting hole 210. Accordingly, the reservoir mounting unit 300 can be in close contact with the mounting hole 210, and all fluid flowing into the mounting hole 210 flows into the internal space of the reservoir mounting unit 300.

A plurality of first flow path forming grooves 311 and 312 are formed through the side surface of the first mounting portion 310 in the longitudinal direction.

The upper part of the first mounting part 310 has a radius equal to the radius of the mounting hole 210, but the lower part has a radius smaller than the radius of the mounting part cover 220. Due to this, a predetermined space is formed between the lower part of the first mounting part 310 and the mounting part cover 220. By forming a plurality of first flow path forming grooves 311 and 312 on the side of the lower part, the first insertion hole 310h of the first mounting part 310 and the predetermined space can be communicated. Accordingly, the fluid flowing into the reservoir mounting unit 300 flows into the predetermined space through the first flow path forming groove 311.

Specifically, the outer periphery of the first insertion hole 310h is spaced apart from the center of the reservoir mounting unit 300 by a first radius (r ₁ ) and has a first curved surface 313 extending in the circumferential direction, and the reservoir mounting unit 300 It includes a second curved surface 314 that is spaced apart from the center by a second radius (r ₂ ) greater than the first radius (r ₁ ) and extends in the circumferential direction. In addition, as a third curved surface including both the first curved surface 313 and the second curved surface 314, the second curved surface 314 has a third curved surface 315 located below the first curved surface 313. More may be included.

With reference to FIGS. 4 and 5 , the process of coupling the insertion portion 120 of the detergent reservoir 100 to the reservoir mounting portion 300 will be described in detail.

First, the insertion protrusion 121 of the detergent reservoir 100 is positioned to face the second curved surface 314, and force is applied downward. Next, when the detergent reservoir 100 is rotated in the circumferential direction, the insertion protrusion 121 is inserted into the second curved surface 314, which is the lower portion of the third curved surface 315. At this time, the first curved surface 313, which is the upper part of the third curved surface 315, acts as a step and restricts the movement of the detergent reservoir 100 in the vertical direction.

The first radius (r ₁ ) is the same as the radius of the insertion part 120, and the second radius (r ₂ ) is the distance between the first radius (r ₁ ) and the insertion protrusion 121 from the side of the insertion part 120. It is preferable that it is equal to the sum of the protruding lengths. Therefore, the detergent reservoir 100 can be firmly fixed after being coupled.

The second mounting part 320 is connected below the first mounting part 310 and has a radius smaller than the radius of the first mounting part 310. Accordingly, the fluid that has passed through the space between the first mounting part 310 and the mounting part cover 220 flows into the space between the second mounting part 320 and the mounting part cover 220.

The third mounting part 330 is connected below the second mounting part 320, and has a plurality of second flow path forming grooves 331, 332, 333, and 334 in a portion having a radius larger than the radius of the second mounting part 320. This transverse penetration is formed (see Figure 4). The plurality of second flow path forming grooves 331, 332, 333, and 334 are preferably formed at 90-degree intervals on the third mounting part 330, and are formed between the second mounting part 320 and the mounting part cover 220. The fluid flowing into the space flows into any one of the plurality of second flow path forming grooves 331, 332, 333, and 334.

A sealing ring 335 is mounted on the third mounting part 330. The sealing ring 335 seals the space between the mounting part cover 220 and the third mounting part 330, so that all fluid flows into the second flow path forming groove ( 331, 332, 333, 334).

The fourth mounting part 340 is connected below the third mounting part 330 and has a radius equal to the radius of the mounting part cover 220. The mounting part cover 220 extends downward so that its lower end is in contact with the fourth mounting part 340, and is caught by the step parts 341 and 342 extending radially outward from the outer periphery of the fourth mounting part 340. It covers the reservoir mounting portion 300. The step portions 341 and 342 are formed with horizontally penetrating coupling holes (not shown) and can be coupled to the coupling portion (not shown) formed on the outer periphery of the mounting cover 220 through screw engagement.

The fourth mounting portion 340 has a first water outlet hole 340h formed through the transverse direction. The first water outlet hole (340h) is in communication with the second flow path forming grooves (331, 332, 333, 334) so that the fluid passing through the second flow path forming grooves (331, 332, 333, 334) flows through the first water outlet hole (340h). ) flows into.

The fifth mounting part 350 is connected below the fourth mounting part 340, and has a first water outlet hole 340h and a second water outlet hole 350h communicating with the water outlet hole 610 of the lower case 600. Directional penetration is formed. Accordingly, the fluid flowing into the first water outlet hole 340h may be discharged to the outside through the second water outlet hole 350h and the water outlet hole 610.

The above-described mounting hole 210, the first insertion hole 310h, the first flow path forming groove 311, the plurality of second flow path forming grooves 331, 332, 333, and 334, and the first outlet hole 340h. , the second water outlet hole 350h and the water outlet hole 610 form one flow path, and the fluid flowing into the reservoir mounting unit 300 is discharged to the outside through the formed flow path (see FIG. 8). Due to this, even if the fluid flows in exceeding the accommodation range of the reservoir mounting part 300, it can be discharged to the outside through the outlet hole 610 of the lower case 600, so the fluid flows into the surrounding bidet body 1000, etc. The problem can be solved.

On the side of the fifth mounting part 350, when the cleaning agent reservoir 100 is mounted on the reservoir mounting part 300, a cleaning agent supply passage 361 communicating with the internal space of the cleaning agent reservoir 100 is formed longitudinally penetrating. . That is, the cleaning agent stored inside the cleaning agent reservoir 100 is supplied through the cleaning agent supply passage 361, and the bubble cleaning water generated by mixing with raw water in communication with the ceramic cleaning nozzle 700 is supplied to the outside through the ceramic cleaning nozzle 700. can be sprayed.

A first coupling member 400 and a second coupling member 500 mounted between the fifth mounting part 350 and the lower case 600 are located at the lower part of the reservoir mounting unit 300, so that the reservoir mounting unit 300 It is also fixed and mounted on the lower case 600.

3. Description of toilet seat cleaning method

With reference to FIGS. 9 and 10 , a method for cleaning the toilet seat 1 according to an embodiment of the present application will be described in detail.

First, the configuration for performing the toilet seat cleaning method will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 9.

The detergent reservoir 100 communicates with the detergent supply passage 720 within the bidet body 1000. The detergent supply passage 720 is connected to the detergent supply passage 351 of the reservoir mounting portion 300 and receives the detergent stored in the detergent reservoir 100.

The detergent extraction unit 700 extracts the detergent stored in the detergent reservoir 100. The detergent extraction unit 700 may include a detergent pump 710 that extracts the detergent into the detergent supply passage 720 . The detergent pump 710 may be provided in the form of a gear, and rotates to extract the detergent stored in the detergent reservoir 100 into the detergent supply passage 720, or reversely rotates to extract the detergent remaining in the detergent supply passage 720. There is no limit to any configuration as long as it can be recovered.

Each time the detergent pump 710 rotates clockwise (first direction), a certain amount of the detergent stored in the detergent reservoir 100 is extracted into the detergent supply passage 720. That is, the amount of detergent extracted is proportional to the number of clockwise rotations of the detergent pump 710.

In the same concept, a certain amount of the detergent remaining in the detergent supply passage 720 is recovered each time the detergent pump 710 rotates counterclockwise (second direction). That is, the recovery amount of the detergent remaining in the detergent supply passage 720 is also proportional to the number of counterclockwise rotations of the detergent pump 710.

The water supply device 800 is a part that supplies raw water to the raw water flow path 820. A water supply valve 810 is provided in the raw water flow path 820. Raw water supply to the raw water flow path 820 can be controlled by opening or closing the water supply valve 810.

The detergent extracted from the detergent reservoir 100 and the raw water supplied from the water supply device 800 are mixed in the spray passage 920 connected to the detergent supply passage 720 and the raw water passage 820. Cleaning water is generated by mixing the detergent and raw water, and the generated cleaning water is sprayed to the outside through the pottery cleaning nozzle 900 through the spray flow passage 920 to clean the toilet seat (1).

An air pump 830 that supplies air to the injection passage 820 may be installed in the injection passage 820. When air is supplied by the air pump 830, bubbles are generated in the washing water. This is defined as bubble washing water.

The bubble cleaning water passes through the spray flow path 820 and is injected into the toilet seat 1 through the pottery cleaning nozzle 900.

The pottery cleaning nozzle 900 may be installed on the bidet body 1000 to be located to the right or left of the bidet nozzle (not shown) and the cleaning nozzle (not shown), and is located at the bottom of the pottery cleaning nozzle 900 in the circumferential direction. A plurality of injection nozzles are formed. Therefore, the washing water sprayed through the pottery cleaning nozzle 900 can entirely clean the pottery inside the toilet seat (1).

The pottery cleaning nozzle 900 is connected to a drive motor 910 that rotates the pottery cleaning nozzle 900. When the pottery cleaning nozzle 900 is rotated by the drive motor 910, rotational force is added to the washing water sprayed from the pottery cleaning nozzle 900. Therefore, the pottery inside the toilet seat 1 can be cleaned effectively.

With reference to the above-described configuration and FIG. 10, a toilet seat cleaning method according to an embodiment of the present application will be described in detail.

First, the detergent pump 710 of the detergent extraction unit 710 rotates in the first direction a predetermined first number of times to extract the detergent stored in the detergent reservoir 100 into the detergent supply passage 720 (S1010). This is a step in which the detergent is extracted and drawn in advance before mixing the detergent and raw water.

Here, the first predetermined number of times is determined according to the length (L) of the detergent supply passage 720. Since a certain amount of detergent is extracted each time the detergent pump 710 rotates in the first direction, the detergent pump 710 rotates a number of times corresponding to the length (L) of the detergent supply passage 720 in order to extract the detergent just before mixing it with raw water. It must be done.

In this way, through rotation of the detergent pump 710 in the first direction, the detergent can be extracted up to the portion immediately before the connection portion (or the mixing tank located at the connection portion) between the detergent supply passage 720 and the raw water passage 820.

Next, the water supply valve 810 is opened and raw water is supplied from the water supply device 800 to the raw water flow path 820 (S1020).

Next, the detergent pump 710 rotates in the first direction a predetermined second number of times to mix the detergent and raw water to generate cleaning water (S1030). Here, the second number of times is determined by the amount of detergent actually used to clean the toilet bowl 1. This is because the detergent extracted by rotating the second number of times is actually mixed with raw water. In FIG. 9, the cleaning agent and raw water are shown to be mixed at the part where the cleaning agent supply flow path 720 and the spraying flow path 820 are connected. However, there is a mixing tank (not shown) at the connecting part between the cleaning agent supply flow path 720 and the spraying flow path 820. ) is provided so that the detergent and raw water can be mixed in the mixing tank.

The washing water generated in step S1030 is sprayed onto the pottery of the toilet seat 1 through the pottery cleaning nozzle 900 through the spray passage 920 (S1040).

In step S1030, it is preferable that additional air is supplied to the washing water by the air pump 830 to generate bubble washing water. Simply mixing raw water and detergent cannot create enough foam for cleaning. Accordingly, when the air pump 830 supplies air to create a flow in the cleaning water and generate sufficient bubbles, the toilet bowl 1 can be cleaned effectively.

Next, the water supply valve 810 is closed and the air pump 830 is operated to supply air to the injection passage 920, thereby discharging the cleaning water remaining in the injection passage 920 (S1050). This is a step to empty the spray passage 920 after the pottery cleaning is completed.

Even though the pottery is not being cleaned, if the cleaning water remains in the spraying passage 920, the cleaning agent in the washing water hardens and blocks the spraying passage 920. Therefore, when the pottery cleaning is completed, it is necessary to discharge all the cleaning water remaining in the spray passage 920.

Next, a step is performed in which the detergent pump 710 rotates a predetermined first number of times in the second direction, which is opposite to the first direction, to recover the detergent remaining in the detergent supply passage 720 (S1060). Similar to emptying the spray flow path 920 in step S1050 described above, this is a step of emptying the detergent supply flow path 720.

Even though the pottery is not being cleaned, if the detergent remains in the detergent supply passage 720, the detergent hardens and blocks the detergent supply passage 720. When the pottery cleaning is completed, it is necessary to recover the detergent remaining in the detergent supply passage 720.

Through the steps S1050 and S1060 described above, all the cleaning water and cleaning agent remaining in the spray flow path 920 and the cleaning agent supply flow path 720 can be discharged or recovered after the pottery cleaning is completed, so the problem of the flow path being blocked can be solved. there is.

Above, this specification has been described with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings so that those skilled in the art can easily understand and reproduce the present application, but these are merely illustrative, and those skilled in the art can make various modifications and equivalent alternatives from the embodiments of the present application. It will be appreciated that embodiments are possible. Therefore, the scope of protection of this application should be determined by the claims.

1: toilet seat
100: Cleanser reservoir
110: storage unit
120: Insertion part
200: upper case
210: mounting hole
220: Mounting part cover
300: Reservoir mounting part
310: first mounting portion
310h: first insertion hole
311: First flow path forming groove
313: first curved surface
314: second curved surface
315: third curved surface
320: second mounting portion
330: Third mounting portion
331, 332, 333, 334: Second flow path forming groove
340: Fourth mounting portion
340h: 1st starting hole
341, 342: Stepped part
350: Fifth mounting portion
350h: 2nd starting hole
351: Cleanser supply passage
400: first coupling member
500: second coupling member
600: lower case
610: outlet hole
700: Cleanser extraction unit
710: Detergent pump
800: Water supply device
810: Water valve
820: Marshal Euro
830: Air pump
900: Pottery cleaning nozzle
910: Drive motor
920: Injection flow path
1000: Bidet body
2000: Control panel
3000: Sheet
4000: cover
5000: Bidet device

Claims (11)

A cleaning agent reservoir (100) in which the cleaning agent is stored and has an insertion portion (120);
An upper case 200 having a mounting hole 210 formed therein and including a mounting cover 220 extending downward from the outer periphery of the mounting hole 210;
A lower case 600 in which a water outlet hole 610 is formed; and
It is mounted between the upper case 200 and the lower case 600, and has an insertion hole formed on the upper surface into which the insertion part 120 of the detergent reservoir 100 is inserted. It includes a reservoir mounting part 300,
A plurality of flow path forming grooves are formed in the reservoir mounting portion 300,
The mounting hole 210, the insertion hole, the plurality of flow path forming grooves, and the outlet hole 610 communicate with each other,
The storage bin mounting portion 300,
A first insertion hole 310h communicating with the mounting hole 210 is formed horizontally penetrating, a first flow path forming groove 311 is formed longitudinally penetrating on the side, and the upper portion is formed to penetrate the radius of the mounting hole 210. A first mounting portion 310 having the same radius as;
a second mounting part 320 having a radius smaller than the radius of the first mounting part 310;
A third mounting part 330 in which a plurality of second flow path forming grooves 331, 332, 333, and 334 are laterally penetratingly formed in a portion having a radius greater than the radius of the second mounting part 320;
A fourth mounting part ( 340); and
A fifth mounting part 350 having a second water outlet hole 350h communicating with the first water outlet hole 340h of the fourth mounting part 340 and the water outlet hole 610 of the lower case 600 formed laterally through it; Including,
Control panel for bidet with waterproof flow path.
delete According to paragraph 1,
The mounting hole 210, the first insertion hole 310h, the first flow path forming groove 311, the plurality of second flow path forming grooves 331, 332, 333, and 334, and the first outlet hole ( 340h), the second water outlet hole 350h and the water outlet hole 610 communicate with each other to form one waterproof flow path,
Control panel for bidet with waterproof flow path.
According to paragraph 1,
On the side of the insertion portion 120 of the detergent reservoir 100, an insertion protrusion 121 is formed that protrudes from the side and extends in the circumferential direction.
Control panel for bidet with waterproof flow path.
According to paragraph 4,
The outer periphery of the first insertion hole 310h is,
A first curved surface 313 spaced apart from the center of the reservoir mounting unit 300 by a first radius r ₁ and extending in the circumferential direction; and
A second curved surface 314 spaced apart from the center of the reservoir mounting unit 300 by a second radius (r ₂ ) larger than the first radius (r ₁ ) and extending in the circumferential direction.
Control panel for bidet with waterproof flow path.
According to clause 5,
The first radius (r ₁ ) is equal to the radius of the insertion portion 120,
The second radius (r ₂ ) is equal to the sum of the first radius (r ₁ ) and the length of the insertion protrusion 121 protruding from the side of the insertion portion 120.
Control panel for bidet with waterproof flow path.
According to clause 5,
The outer periphery of the first insertion hole 310h is,
A third curved surface 315 including both the first curved surface 313 and the second curved surface 314, wherein the second curved surface 314 is a third curved surface located below the first curved surface 313 ( 315) further includes,
The insertion protrusion 121 is inserted into the second curved surface 314 of the third curved surface 315,
Control panel for bidet with waterproof flow path.
According to paragraph 1,
Further comprising at least one step portion 341, 342 extending outward in the radial direction from the outer periphery of the fourth mounting portion 340,
Control panel for bidet with waterproof flow path.
According to paragraph 1,
On the side of the fifth mounting part 350, when the cleaning agent reservoir 100 is mounted on the reservoir mounting part 300, a cleaning agent supply passage 351 that communicates with the internal space of the cleaning agent reservoir 100 is longitudinally penetrated. formed,
The cleaning agent supply passage 351 communicates with the pottery cleaning nozzle 700,
Control panel for bidet with waterproof flow path.
According to paragraph 1,
It is mounted on the third mounting part 330 and further includes a sealing ring 335 that seals the space between the mounting part cover 220 and the third mounting part 330.
Control panel for bidet with waterproof flow path.
Applying the bidet control unit according to any one of claims 1 and 3 to 10,
Bidet device.

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