KR200229672Y1 - Toilet bowl having a far infrared radiator and a bidet incorporated thereto - Google Patents

Abstract

A toilet with a far infrared generator and a bidet is disclosed. The toilet may include a toilet body in which a user can sit and an opening is provided at the front, a far-infrared generator for projecting far-infrared rays to the genital and anal region of the user sitting on the toilet body through the opening, and into the toilet body through the opening. A bidet having a protruding nozzle, and a case disposed in front of the toilet body, and the case having the toilet body side opened so that the far infrared generator housed therein and the bidet communicate with the inside of the toilet body through the opening. do. Since the toilet includes a far-infrared radiator and a bidet disposed in the front lower portion of the toilet body, the water washing the anus can be contaminated the genitals when the user's anus is washed, and the far infrared ray can be projected to the user's genitals. Useful for promoting health

Description

Toilet with far-infrared generator and bidet {TOILET BOWL HAVING A FAR INFRARED RADIATOR AND A BIDET INCORPORATED THERETO}

The present invention relates to a toilet having a far-infrared generator and a bidet, and more particularly to the genital and anal of the user sitting on the toilet body through the opening to form an opening in front of the toilet body and the far-infrared generator And a bidet projected onto the bidet and configured such that the nozzle protrudes through the opening.

In the toilets of various buildings and homes, a flush toilet, which is a defecation tool, is installed, and toilet paper is usually used as a post-treatment means after defecation. However, the use of toilet paper has caused troubles and hygiene of post-use treatment.

In recent years, bidets are installed on both toilets to solve the above problems. In general, a bidet is installed in a conventional flush toilet, and consists of a spray nozzle connected to a water supply valve and a water supply pipe and a control unit for selectively controlling the temperature control of hot water, warm air, etc. by adjusting the washing position of the spray nozzle, the spray nozzle It is configured to wash the body part, specifically the anus, to be washed by water spray through, and dry the water around the anus after washing.

However, the above-described prior art has the following problems. In the above-described prior art, since the nozzle of the bidet is disposed behind the user's anus, water sprayed from the nozzle may reach the genitals of the user while washing the anus. At this time, there is a risk that contaminated water, which has been washed by the anus, will enter the genitals of a woman and infect the genitals.

On the other hand, far-infrared generators that perform drying and disinfection of these parts by projecting far-infrared rays into the genitals or anus of the user while the user is sitting on the toilet and looking at the toilet, are used in the toilet.

In general, far infrared rays are long-wavelength bands between 5 and 1000 µm, which reach and are absorbed deep in a human body or material, and are activated by resonance resonance with a material-specific wavelength. Such far-infrared projections can increase the temperature of the subcutaneous depth, expand the microcirculation, promote blood circulation, enhance metabolism, and increase tissue regeneration ability. have. Since far-infrared projection has such an effect, due to increasing interest in health in recent years, toilets employing far-infrared emitters are increasingly used.

1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a toilet having an infrared emitter according to the prior art.

Referring to FIG. 1, the toilet has first and second infrared lamps 20 and 40, and the first infrared lamp 20 projects infrared rays to the anus of the user and the second infrared lamp 40. Is configured to project infrared light into the genitals of the user.

However, the toilet has the following disadvantages. That is, the second infrared lamp 40 is disposed in the front part of the toilet seat 30 which is placed on the toilet body 10 and is thus located in front of the user. Therefore, it is not suitable for projecting infrared rays to the lower part of the front of the human body of the user, specifically the female genitalia.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to overcome the above-mentioned problems, and the bidet and far infrared rays which are configured to exclude the possibility that the anus-washed water can contaminate the female genitalia and to effectively penetrate far infrared rays in the female genitalia are also provided. It is to provide a toilet with a radiator.

1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a toilet having an infrared emitter according to the prior art.

2 is a front view of a toilet according to the present invention.

3 is a partial longitudinal cross-sectional view taken along the line I-I of FIG. 2, with some components schematically shown for ease of understanding;

Figure 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the case, the lamp cover and the fixture according to the present invention.

Figure 5 is a partial perspective view showing a state of coupling between the fixture and the toilet body.

FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional view taken along the line II-II of FIG. 3, illustrating a top surface of some components for ease of understanding. FIG.

FIG. 7 is a partial cross sectional view substantially the same as FIG. 6, showing a cross section of the nut; FIG.

<Explanation of symbols of main parts in drawings>

101: toilet body 105: case

107: lamp replacement cover 110: far infrared lamp

121: nozzle 129: fragrance storage unit

137: control panel 141: fixture

In order to achieve the above object of the present invention, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the user can sit on the toilet body is provided with an opening on the front, the far infrared of the user sitting on the toilet body through the opening A far infrared generator for projecting onto the genital and anal region, a bidet having a nozzle protruding into the toilet body through the opening, and the far infrared generator and the bidet disposed in front of the toilet body and housed therein A toilet is provided which includes a case in which the toilet body side is opened so as to communicate with an inside of the toilet body.

The toilet further includes a bracket for attaching the case to the toilet body, wherein the bracket is preferably fastened to the toilet body at the circumference of the opening.

In addition, the toilet bowl further comprises a lamp cover made of a far-infrared transparent material attached to the inside of the toilet body, it is preferred if the lamp cover closes the opening. In this case, it is preferable that a packing is provided at the edge of the cover to prevent water in the toilet body from penetrating through the connection between the edge of the cover and the edge of the toilet body.

It is preferable that the nozzle be adjustable in angle.

The toilet may further include a fragrance generator including an air freshener provided in an upper portion of the case, and a blower provided between the air outlet and the air freshener storage.

It is preferable that the case has an openable cover disposed in front, and the cover plate supports the far infrared generator.

In addition, it is preferable that the far-infrared generator includes a socket, a lamp detachably fitted to the socket, and a reflector disposed conically in the rear of the lamp.

The toilet may preferably further include a control panel for controlling the far-infrared generator, the bidet, and the scent generator on an upper surface of the case.

The toilet according to the present invention includes a far-infrared radiator and a bidet disposed in the front lower portion of the toilet body, so that the water of the anus is contaminated when washing the user's anus, and the far-infrared rays are projected to the genitals of the user. It can be useful for promoting health.

In addition, the nozzle of the bidet can adjust the angle to provide proper cleaning for each user.

In addition, since the toilet according to the present invention further includes a scent generator, it is possible to comfortably maintain the environment in the toilet.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, but these embodiments do not limit or limit the present invention.

2 is a front view of a toilet according to the present invention.

The front part of the toilet 100 according to the present invention is attached to the case 105, the far-infrared generating unit, a bidet, the fragrance generating unit to be described later, the upper side of the case 105 for controlling the stored components The control panel 137 is provided. In addition, a lamp replacement cover 107 is detachably attached to the center of the case 105.

3 is a partial cross-sectional view taken along the line I-I of FIG. 2, and some components are schematically illustrated for convenience of understanding.

Referring to FIG. 3, a circular opening 103 is formed in front of the toilet body 101, and a case 105 is attached to the left side of the toilet body 101.

In the case 105, the far-infrared lamp 110, the lamp socket 111 in which the lamp 110 is detachably inserted, and the light generated from the lamp 110 are guided to a position adjacent to the opening 103. The hemispherical reflecting plate 113 is disposed. The components constitute a far infrared generator. The far-infrared lamp 110 is angled to project far-infrared rays to the local part of the user through the opening 103 of the toilet body 101. On the other hand, the socket 111 is supported by the cover 107, and the cover 107 is attached to the case 105 by the cover fixing bolt 108. Therefore, after turning off the head of the cover fixing bolt 108 by hand, the cover 107 can be detached from the case 105. This removal of the cover 107 is done when repairing or replacing a component housed in the case 105, such as replacement of the far infrared lamp 110.

In addition, a bidet is installed below the far-infrared generator in the case 105. The bidet is a water supply pipe 115 shown as a dotted line for receiving water from a water supply source, and a pump for applying pressure to the water supplied to eject the bidet ( 117, a water pipe 119 for guiding pressurized water, and a nozzle 121 for spraying water guided from the water pipe 119. The nozzle 121 is articulated by about 30 ° with respect to the water pipe 119, which is shown as A in the figure. Thus, the angle of the nozzle is adjustable, whereby water can be properly sprayed into the toilet body, specifically the anal region of the user.

In addition, the scent generator is disposed above the far-infrared lamp 110. The fragrance generator includes a fragrance storage unit 129 and a blower 131. When the blower 131 is operated, the fragrance entrained in the air is discharged to the outside through the air outlet 133 on the left side of the blower 131 as shown by the arrow. On the other hand, the outside air is sucked into the case 105 as shown by the arrow through the air inlet 135 installed under the case 105.

On the other hand, a lamp cover 123 is provided around the opening 103 on the inner wall of the toilet body 101. The lamp cover 123 is made of a material capable of transmitting the far infrared rays generated by the far infrared lamp 110. A waterproof packing 125 is provided between the lamp cover 123 and the inner wall of the toilet body 101 to prevent penetration of water. In addition, the water supply pipe 119 penetrates through the lamp cover 123 and protrudes into the toilet body 101. Therefore, in order to prevent water from penetrating between the water supply pipe 119 and the lamp cover 123, a flange 127 is installed in the penetrating portion of the lamp cover 123 to prevent water permeation.

In addition, a control panel 137 as shown in FIG. 2 is disposed on the upper plate of the case 105. The control panel 137 is connected to the circuit board 139 which is disposed under the upper plate of the case 105 and controls the far-infrared lamp 110, the bidet and the scent generator housed in the case 105, and the circuit board 139. Together with the control unit. Thus, the user can operate the buttons of the control panel 137 to control the operation of the above-described components contained in the case 105. On the other hand, since the control panel 137 is exposed between the two knees of the user when the user sees the toilet, the user can easily manipulate various buttons attached to the control panel 137.

Meanwhile, reference numeral 141 denotes a block for fixing the case 105, the lamp replacement cover 107, and the lamp cover 123 to the toilet body 101. The detailed configuration of the fixture 141 will be described later with reference to FIGS. 4 to 7.

Figure 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the case, the lamp cover and the fixture according to the present invention, Figure 5 is a partial perspective view showing a coupling state of the fixture and the toilet body, Figure 6 is a line II-II of Figure 3 A partial cross-sectional view cut away, showing a top view of some components for ease of understanding, and FIG. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view substantially the same as FIG. 6, showing a cross section of the nut.

4 to 7, components disposed in the case 105 such as the far-infrared ray generating lamp 110, the bidet and the fragrance generator have been omitted for convenience, and will be described below in connection with the drawings for convenience of description.

The fixture 141 described above includes a first bracket 143, a second bracket 151, and a cover fixing nut 161. The first bracket 143 is disposed in front of the opening portion 103 of the toilet body 101, and the second bracket 151 is disposed inside the toilet body 101. In addition, the cover fixing nut 161 is disposed in front of the first bracket 143. On the other hand, a case 105 and a lamp replacement cover 107 are disposed on the left side of the first bracket 143, and a lamp cover 123 is disposed behind the second bracket 151.

The first bracket 143 has a bar-shaped base 144, the base 144 is to be sufficiently supported on the outer wall of the toilet body 101 on both sides of the opening 103 of the toilet body 101 It has a length greater than the width of the opening 103. The first bracket 143 is formed with two flanges 147 protruding from both ends of the base 144 toward the case 105. Both flanges 147 are long enough to reach the inner wall surface of the case 105 from the outer wall surface of the toilet body 101. In addition, the ends of both flanges 147 are bent outward in opposite directions to each other, and a screw hole 148 is formed in the bent end surface of the flange 147. On the other hand, since the screw hole 163 corresponding to the screw hole 148 at the end of the flange 147 is formed in the case 105, the case fixing bolt 162 is connected to the screw hole 163 of the case 105. When inserted into the screw hole 148 of the flange 147, the bolt 162 secures the case 105 and the first bracket 143 to each other.

Inside the toilet body 101 is a second bracket 151 is screwed with the first bracket 143 is disposed, except for the portion shown through the opening 103 is shown in dotted lines. . The second bracket 151 has a bar-shaped base 152 like the first bracket 143, which has a length substantially equal to the width of the opening 103. The second bracket 151 is bent backward at both ends of the base 152 to form the flange 156, and then again extends in the extension direction of the base 152 substantially parallel to the base 152 to support the surface ( The stepped part 155 which forms 157 is provided. In addition, two screw holes 154 are formed in the base 152 adjacent to both ends. Meanwhile, two screw holes 146 are formed at positions corresponding to the screw holes 154 of the second bracket 151 at positions adjacent to both ends of the base 144 of the first bracket 143.

Therefore, when the two bracket fixing bolts 165 are inserted through the first bracket screw hole 146 and the second bracket screw hole 154, the first bracket 143 and the second bracket 151 are coupled to each other. . At this time, both ends of the base 144 of the first bracket 143 are pressed against the outer wall surface of the toilet body 101, and the support surface 157 of the stepped portion 155 of the second bracket 151 is flushed down the toilet. It is pressed against the inner wall surface of the main body 101. In this way, the first and second brackets 143 and 151 are fastened to the toilet body 101 while tightening the walls of the toilet body 101 inward and outward. In addition, since the length of the base 152 of the second bracket 151 is almost the same as the diameter of the opening 103, when the second bracket 151 is inserted into the opening 103, the second bracket 151 Prevent it from falling.

Meanwhile, since the case 105 is fixed to the first bracket 143, the case 105 may also be firmly attached to the toilet body 101 by fixing the first and second brackets 143 and 151. This engagement and fixation is shown in more detail in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 5.

On the other hand, the lamp replacement cover 107 and the lamp cover 123 are fixed to the case 105 by the cooperation of the cover fixing bolt 108, the cover fixing nut 161, and the lamp cover fixing bolt 124. First, when the first and second brackets 143 and 151 are fixed to the toilet body 101 and then the lamp cover 123 is brought into close contact with the inner wall of the toilet body 101, the fixing bolt 124 of the lamp cover 123 is fixed. ) Passes through the central holes 153 and 145 formed in the second bracket 151 and the first bracket 143 so that a part thereof protrudes outward as shown in FIG. 6. At this time, since the central holes 153 and 145 have larger diameters than the fixing bolts 124, the fixing bolts 124 easily protrude outwards without being disturbed by the central holes 153 and 145, respectively. . Then, by screwing the cover fixing nut 161 along the fixing bolt 124 to the first bracket 143, the lamp cover 123 is fixed to the first and second brackets (143, 151) and Thereby, it is firmly attached to the inner wall of the toilet body 101. After the lamp cover 123 is installed in this manner, the case 105 is attached to the brackets 143 and 151. Subsequently, the lamp replacement cover 107 is attached to the opening 106 in the center of the case 105, and then the cover fixing bolt 108 is screwed through the screw hole 109 of the lamp replacement cover 107. 161). Then, the cover fixing bolt 108 is screwed with the cover fixing nut 161 to fix the lamp replacement cover 107 to the first and second brackets 143 and 151 and thus firmly attaches to the case 105. Let's do it. In FIG. 7, a cross section of the cover fixing nut 161 is illustrated in order to show the coupling state between the two cover fixing bolts 108 and 124 and the cover fixing nut 161.

The toilet according to the present invention includes a far-infrared radiator and a bidet disposed in the lower part of the front of the toilet body, so that the water of the anus is contaminated with genitals when the user's anus is washed, and the far-infrared rays are projected to the genitals of the user. It can be useful for promoting health.

In addition, the nozzle of the bidet can adjust the angle to provide proper cleaning for each user.

In addition, since the toilet according to the present invention further includes a scent generator, it is possible to comfortably maintain the environment in the toilet.

In the above description with reference to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, those of ordinary skill in the art to devise the present invention within the scope without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention described in the utility model registration claims It will be understood that various modifications and changes can be made.

Claims (9)

A toilet body in which a user can sit and an opening is provided at the front; A far-infrared generator for projecting far-infrared rays through the opening to the genital and anal regions of the user sitting on the toilet body; A bidet having a nozzle protruding into the toilet body through the opening; And And a case disposed at the front of the toilet body, the case having the toilet body side opened so that the far-infrared generator and the bidet communicated with the inside of the toilet body through the opening. The toilet of claim 1, further comprising a bracket for attaching the case to the toilet body, wherein the bracket is fastened to the toilet body at a circumference of the opening. 3. The toilet of claim 2, further comprising a lamp cover made of a far infrared ray transmissive material attached to the inside of the toilet body, wherein the lamp cover closes the opening. In claim 3, And a packing is provided at the edge of the cover to prevent water in the toilet body from penetrating through a connection between the edge of the cover and the edge of the toilet body. The toilet of claim 1, wherein the nozzle is angle-adjustable. In claim 1, A fragrance storage unit provided in an upper portion of the case; And And a scent generator having a blower provided between said air outlet and said fragrance reservoir. The toilet of claim 1, wherein the case has an openable cover disposed in front, and the cover plate supports the far-infrared generator. The toilet of claim 1, wherein the far-infrared generator comprises a socket, a lamp detachably fitted to the socket, and a reflector disposed conically in the rear of the lamp. The toilet of any one of claims 6 to 8, further comprising a control panel for controlling the far infrared ray generator, the bidet, and the fragrance generator on an upper surface of the case.