KR200316445Y1 - Apparatus for bathing pet - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a pet bath apparatus, the tub 10 accommodated in the pet, the electrolytic water generation unit 20 for generating acidic water and alkaline water for supplying the tub 10, and the tub 10 First and second storage tanks 30 and 40 for storing the generated acidic and alkaline water, respectively, and first and second warming ionized water installed in the first and second storage tanks 30 and 40, respectively. 2 heaters 31 and 41, a plurality of nozzles 50 installed to face the inside of the tub 10, and a first pump for supplying the acidic water stored in the first storage tank 30 to the nozzles 50. (35), a second pump (45) for supplying alkaline water stored in the second storage tank (40) to the nozzles (50), a dryer (60) for blowing dry air into the bathtub (10), and a bathtub (10) It characterized in that it comprises a detergent supply unit 70 for supplying detergent to the inside, and a controller 90 organically connected to the above components.

Description

Apparatus for bathing pet}

The present invention relates to a pet bath device that can automatically bathe a pet.

Pets are now raised in many homes, but they are fun vehicles for people, but they are fleas and germ-borne media. Furthermore, hair from pets pollutes the environment. In particular, apartment culture is generalized, so if fleas or germs are mediated by pets, other households around them will be greatly damaged. Therefore, people who keep pets should bathe their pets periodically. In general, to bathe a pet in a bath filled with water, hold the pet with one hand so that water does not enter the eyes, nose, or mouth of the pet and bathe with the rest of the hand.

However, animals don't like water, so they struggle in the bathing process. Therefore, it is very difficult to catch a pet with one hand, and there is a problem in that water buried in the pet splashes in all directions in the process of struggle.

The present invention is devised to solve the above problems, it is an object of the present invention to provide a pet bath device that can automatically bathe the pet, so that water does not splash around even if striking.

1 is a view showing the configuration of a pet bath device according to the present invention,

2 is a diagram illustrating a configuration organically connected to a control unit in FIG. 1,

3 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of a pet bath device in which the configuration of FIGS. 1 and 2 are integrated;

Figure 4 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of the pet bath device integrated in the configuration of Figure 1 and 2,

FIG. 5 is a view illustrating a state in which a pet is placed in a bath device in FIG. 4. FIG.

<Description of Signs of Major Parts of Drawings>

10 ... bathtub 11 ... door

11a ... glass panels 15 ... bathtub

15a ... lower case 15b ... exposed groove

15c ... upper case 20 ... electrolytic water generator

21 ... water line 22 ... valve

30, 40 ... 1st, 2nd storage tank 31, 41 ... 1st, 2nd heater

33, 43 ... 1,2 sensor 35, 45 ... 1,2 pump

50 ... nozzle 60 ... dryer

70 ... detergent supply unit 72 ... valve

80 .. Fragrance supply 82 ... valve

90 ... control unit 100 ... fixed unit

101, 102 ... support leg 103 ... connection rail

104 ... gmm 110 ... drainage pump

120 ... exhaust pump

In order to achieve the above object, the pet bath device according to the present invention,

A bathtub 10 in which a pet is accommodated; An electrolytic water generation unit 20 generating acidic water and alkaline water for supplying the bath 10; First and second storage tanks 30 and 40 respectively installed in the tub 10 to store the acidic water and the alkaline water generated; First and second heaters 31 and 41 installed in the first and second storage tanks 30 and 40 to warm the stored ionized water, respectively; A plurality of nozzles 50 installed to face the inside of the tub 10; A first pump 35 which supplies acidic water stored in the first storage tank 30 to the nozzles 50; A second pump 45 for supplying alkaline water stored in the second storage tank 40 to the nozzles 50; A dryer (60) for blowing dry air into the bathtub (10); Detergent supply unit 70 for supplying a detergent into the tub (10); And a controller 90 organically connected to the above components.

In the present invention, the front door 11 is provided with a door 11 provided with a glass panel 11a so as to see the inside thereof.

In the present invention, the detergent supply unit 70 is connected to the line connected to the nozzle 50.

In the present invention, the bath 10 includes a fragrance supply unit 80 for injecting incense.

In the present invention, the tub 15 is composed of a lower case 15a and an upper case 15c covering the lower case 15a, and the upper case 15c in front of the lower case 15a. When the cover is exposed the exposed groove 15b of the pet's head is formed.

In the present invention, the lower case (15a) is further provided with a fixing unit (100) for fixing the pet so as not to move, the fixing unit 100 to support the bottom of the lower case (15a) A pair of support legs 101 and 102, a connecting rail 103 for connecting the support legs 101 and 102, and a net 104 which is transported along the connecting rail 103 and wraps around the body of the pet. ).

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings a preferred embodiment of the pet bath apparatus according to the present invention will be described in detail.

1 is a view showing the configuration of a pet bath apparatus according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a view showing a configuration organically connected to the control unit in Figure 1, Figure 3 is a configuration of Figures 1 and 2 A perspective view of a first embodiment of an integrated pet bath apparatus.

As shown, the first embodiment of the pet bath apparatus, for producing a pet, for example, a bath (10) in which the pet dog (D) is housed, to generate acidic water and alkaline water for supply to the bath (10) First and second storage tanks 30 and 40 for storing the electrolytic water generation unit 20, acidic water and alkaline water generated and installed in the bath 10, and first and second storage tanks 30 and 40, respectively. The first and second heaters 31 and 41 to warm the stored ionized water, the plurality of nozzles 50 installed to face the inside of the tub 10, and the acid stored in the first storage tank 30. The first pump 35 to supply water to the nozzles 50, the second pump 45 to supply alkaline water stored in the second storage tank 40 to the nozzles 50, and the tub 10. And a dryer 60 for blowing dry air into the furnace, a detergent supply unit 70 for supplying detergent into the bathtub 10, and a controller 90 organically connected to the above components. In addition, a drain pump 110 for draining water to the outside in the tub 10 and an exhaust pump 120 for exhausting the air in the tub 10 to the outside are further provided, and these are provided in the controller 90. Controlled by the

In front of the bath (10) is provided a door (11) provided with a glass panel (11a) so that the inside thereof can be seen. The pet dog D enters into the tub 10 through the opened door 11, and then closes the door 11, so that the pet dog D is trapped in the tub 10. At this time, the door 11 is provided with a glass panel 11a, so that the dog can see the outside through the glass panel 11a, and thus can be prevented from struggling due to fear.

The electrolytic water generation unit 20 uses a general configuration in which two electrodes, to which a positive electrode and a negative electrode are applied, are separated by an ion diaphragm. Since the electrolytic water generation unit 20 is generally used, a detailed description thereof will be omitted. The water supply pipe 21 connected to the electrolytic water generation unit 20 is provided with a valve 22. When the valve 22 is opened, water is supplied to the electrolytic water generation unit 20, and when the valve 22 is closed, no water is supplied. Do not. Such a valve 22 is preferably a solenoid valve controlled by the controller 90 to be described later.

The first storage tank 30 temporarily stores the acidic water generated by the electrolytic water generation unit 20. The first heater 31 is installed inside the first storage tank 30 to warm the stored acidic water to a temperature preferred by a pet dog, for example, about 38 ° C. In this case, the first storage tank 30 is provided with a first sensor 33 for measuring the water temperature, the signal value measured by the first sensor 33 is used as a data signal for operating the first heater 31. .

The second storage tank 40 temporarily stores the alkaline water generated by the electrolytic water generation unit 20. The second heater 41 is installed inside the second storage tank 40 to warm the stored alkaline water to a temperature that pet dogs like, for example, about 38 ° C. In this case, a second sensor 43 for measuring the water temperature is installed in the second storage tank 40, and the signal value measured by the second sensor 43 is used as a data signal for operating the second heater 41. .

A plurality of nozzles 50 are installed in the tub 10, and in the present embodiment, 45 nozzles are installed in the tub 10.

The first pump 35 pumps the acidic water heated in the first storage tank 30 to the nozzle 50. According to the pressure pumped from the first pump 35, water sprayed through the nozzle 50 is sprayed like a fog or sprayed like rain. The first pump 35 is also appropriately controlled by the controller 90.

The second pump 45 pumps the acidic water heated in the second storage tank 40 to the nozzle 50. According to the pressure pumped from the second pump 45, the water injected through the nozzle 50 is sprayed like a fog or sprayed like rain. The second pump 45 is also appropriately controlled by the controller 90.

Dryer 60 is for drying the pet dog (D) in the tub (10). Here, the dryer 60 is used to inject warm air to dry the dog, it is also used for blowing fresh air into the tub. However, by installing a separate blower (not shown) in addition to the dryer, it is also possible to supply external fresh air into the bathtub.

The detergent supply unit 70 supplies detergent to the water sprayed through the nozzle 50, and is connected to the line between the nozzle 50 and the first and second pumps 35 and 45 by a valve 72. . Such a valve 72 is also preferably a solenoid valve controlled by the controller 90 to be described later. The valve 72 controlled by the controller 90 adjusts the amount of detergent supplied to the line between the nozzle 50 and the first and second pumps 35 and 45.

The incense supply unit 80 supplies incense to the water sprayed through the nozzle 50 and is connected by a valve 82 and a line between the nozzle 50 and the first and second pumps 35 and 45. . The valve 82 is also preferably a solenoid valve controlled by the controller 90 to be described later, and adjusts the amount of incense supplied to the line between the nozzle 50 and the first and second pumps 35 and 45. do. However, the fragrance supply unit 80 may form an arbitrary nozzle in the tub to independently supply fragrance into the tub 10.

The control unit 90 includes first and second heaters 31 and 41, first and second sensors 33 and 43, first and second pumps 35 and 45, a dryer 60, and an electrolytic water generator ( The valve 22 of the 20, the valve 72 of the detergent supply unit 70 and the valve 82 of the fragrance supply unit 80, the drain pump 110, the exhaust pump 120 is organically connected. The controller 90 stores various data, and can automatically control the dog's favorite water temperature, dry air temperature and time according to the user's setting.

The drain pump 110 forcibly drains water (acid water or alkaline water) from the tub 10 after bathing the dog.

Exhaust pump 120, when drying the dog, by forcibly exhausting the humid air in the tub 10 to the outside to enable more effective drying.

The above components constitute one system that is integrated into the bath 10. Therefore, a complicated process for installation can be omitted, and the position can be easily changed according to the use environment.

The operation of the pet bath apparatus having the above structure will be described.

First, clean raw water is supplied to the electrolytic water generation unit 20 through the water supply pipe 21 to generate acidic water and alkaline water, and the generated acidic water and alkaline water are respectively stored in the first storage tank 30 and the second storage tank 40. Are supplied and stored. Thereafter, when water is filled in the first and second storage tanks 30 and 40, the controller 90 closes the valve 22.

Next, the control unit 90 operates the first and second heaters 31 and 41 to heat the pet dog's favorite water temperature. At this time, when the water temperature drops, the first and second sensors 33 and 43 detect this and transmit a specific signal to the control unit 90, and the control unit 90 receives the first and second heaters 31 and 41. It will start up and increase the temperature.

Next, the dog (D) to open the door and put the inside of the tub (10).

Next, the first and second pumps 35 and 45 are operated to spray the heated acidic or alkaline water to the pet dog D through the nozzles 50.

Acidic water has the property of preventing or treating skin diseases in the dog's body and eradicating pests and bacteria such as fleas. Acidic water also gives your hair shine and removes odors.

Alkaline water has a washing power in itself and can be washed by spraying only alkaline water. However, more reliable cleaning is possible when a detergent is mixed with alkaline water.

The user sprays the acidic water or alkaline water so that the pet dog D soaks as needed. Thereafter, the valve 72 is opened to supply a detergent for cleaning dogs to the line between the nozzle 50 and the first and second pumps 35 and 45. Then, the detergent is dissolved in acidic water or alkaline water and then injected into the pet dog D through the nozzle 50.

Next, the dogs are washed and rinsed by performing a process of spraying acidic water and alkaline water to the dog, and a process of spraying a mixture of detergents. At this time, in the final process, close the valve 72 of the detergent supply unit and open the valve 82 of the fragrance supply unit 80 to rinse the pet dog (D) mixed acidic water or alkaline water. When this operation is completed acidic or alkaline water is drained to the outside by the drain pump (110).

Next, when the rinsing is completed, the control unit 90 operates the dryer 60 to blow dry, and dry the torso of the pet dog (D). In this process, by operating the exhaust pump 120 to exhaust the humid air inside the tub 10, more effective drying is possible. When the dried dog (D) is taken out of the bathtub, all washing operations are completed.

After that, the process of disinfecting and drying the inside of the pet dog is repeated. That is, in the absence of pets, water mixed with detergent and water not mixed with detergent are sprayed into the tub to remove various foreign matters buried in the inner wall of the tub, and then the dryer 60 is operated to dry the tub 10. Let's do it. Of course, this process may be performed by the controller 90 automatically.

In addition, opening the door during cleaning and drying can automatically stop operation. This can be implemented by installing a switch (not shown) operated by the door 10 closed in the bathtub.

Next, a second embodiment of the pet bath apparatus according to the present invention will be described.

4 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of a pet bath apparatus in which the configuration of FIGS. 1 and 2 are integrated, and FIG. 5 is a view illustrating a state where a pet is placed in the bath apparatus in FIG. 4. Here, the same reference numerals as in the first embodiment are the same members having the same functions.

As shown, the configuration of the second embodiment of the pet bath device is different from the configuration of the first embodiment is largely the structure of the tub 15, and the fixing unit 100 for fixing the position of the pet dog (D) in the bathtub ) Is included.

The bath 15 is composed of a lower case 15a and an upper case 15c covering the lower case 15a, and the head of the pet when the upper case 15c is covered in front of the lower case 15a. Exposed groove 15b is formed.

In addition, the fixing unit 100 is installed in the lower case 15a, and the fixing unit 100 includes a pair of support legs 101 and 102 for supporting the inner bottom of the lower case 15a, and both support legs 101. The connecting rail 103 for connecting the 102 and, along the connecting rail 103 is to include a net 104 surrounding the body of the pet. At this time, the net 104 can be implemented in various sizes depending on the size of the dog.

In the second embodiment, as shown in Figure 5, the head of the dog (D) is exposed to the outside through the exposure groove (15b). This eliminated the fear that pets can feel in confined spaces. In this case, the washing is performed inside the bathtub, but the hair must be washed separately.

The operation of the second embodiment is substantially the same as that of the first embodiment, and further detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Although the present invention has been described with reference to one embodiment shown in the drawings, this is merely exemplary, and it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various modifications and equivalent other embodiments are possible.

As described above, according to the pet bath apparatus according to the present invention, it is possible to not only automatically bathe the pet, but also to dry it, and there is an effect that there is no fear of water splashing even when struggling in the bathing process. .

Claims (6)

A bathtub 10 in which a pet is accommodated; An electrolytic water generation unit 20 generating acidic water and alkaline water for supplying the bath 10; First and second storage tanks 30 and 40 respectively installed in the tub 10 to store the acidic water and the alkaline water generated; First and second heaters 31 and 41 installed in the first and second storage tanks 30 and 40 to warm the stored ionized water, respectively; A plurality of nozzles 50 installed to face the inside of the tub 10; A first pump 35 which supplies acidic water stored in the first storage tank 30 to the nozzles 50; A second pump 45 for supplying alkaline water stored in the second storage tank 40 to the nozzles 50; A dryer (60) for blowing dry air into the bathtub (10); Detergent supply unit 70 for supplying a detergent into the tub (10); And a controller (90) organically connected to the above components. The method of claim 1, Pet bath device, characterized in that the front of the tub 10 is provided with a door 11 is provided with a glass panel (11a) so that the inside can be seen. The method of claim 1, The detergent supply unit 70 is a pet bath device, characterized in that connected to the line connected to the nozzle (50). The method of claim 1, Pet bath device comprising a fragrance supply unit 80 for injecting incense into the tub (10). The method of claim 1, The bath 15 is composed of a lower case 15a and an upper case 15c covering the lower case 15a. When the upper case 15c is covered in front of the lower case 15a, Pet bath, characterized in that the exposed groove (15b) is formed to expose the head of the pet. The method of claim 1, It is installed on the lower case (15a) further includes a fixing unit (100) for fixing the pet does not move, the fixing unit 100 is a pair of support legs for supporting the inner bottom of the lower case (15a) ( 101 and 102, and a connecting rail 103 for connecting the support legs 101 and 102, and a net 104 which is transported along the connecting rail 103 and wraps the body of the pet. Pet bath device characterized in that.