DRAWABLE INDUCTIVE FAUCET

Information

  • Patent Application
  • 20240401313
  • Publication Number
    20240401313
  • Date Filed
    September 28, 2023
    a year ago
  • Date Published
    December 05, 2024
    22 days ago
Abstract
The present invention discloses a drawable inductive faucet, including a faucet body, a spout, a drawing hose, an intelligent control apparatus, and an electric control valve box for controlling the on-off of a waterway of the faucet, wherein the drawing hose is disposed in the faucet body in a drawable manner; a water inlet end of the drawing hose is connected to the electric control valve box, and a water outlet end is connected to the spout; the intelligent control apparatus is disposed in the faucet body, and is located at one end of the faucet body adjacent to the spout; the intelligent control apparatus is electrically connected to the electric control valve box; the intelligent control apparatus includes a photoelectric induction apparatus and a drawable induction apparatus; the photoelectric induction apparatus is used to induct a human body and control the spout to turn on to discharge water or turn off to stop discharging water; when the spout is drawn out, the drawable induction apparatus is triggered to control the faucet to turn on to discharge water; and when the spout resets, the drawable induction apparatus is triggered to control the faucet to turn off to stop discharging water. The induction speed is quick and direct, and therefore the on-off of the faucet can be precisely controlled.
Description
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the priority benefit of China application No. 202321383377.0, filed on Jun. 1, 2023, China application No. 202321381655.9, filed on Jun. 1, 2023, and China application No. 202321381662.9, filed on Jun. 1, 2023. The entireties of China application No. 202321383377.0, China application No. 202321381655.9, and China application No. 202321381662.9 are hereby incorporated by reference herein and made a part of this specification.


FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY

The present invention relates to the technical field of faucets, and more particularly to drawable inductive faucet.


BACKGROUND

Faucet, as a necessary device for water use in daily production and life, is widely used in kitchens, bathrooms, and other places. A spout of a drawable faucet can be drawn out to different positions, can satisfy a water use requirement of different positions, and is convenient to use. And therefore, the drawable faucet is widely used.


At present, a drawing induction apparatus of the drawable faucet on the market is disposed at a water inlet end of a faucet body, or at a water inlet end of a drawing hose; when the spout is drawn out, the drawing hose is pulled to trigger a switch, so as to control the faucet to discharge water. The drawing hose may deform during drawing. Therefore, the displacement of the spout cannot be directly, quickly, and precisely reflected in the displacement amount of the water inlet end of the drawing hose. The induction response speed and precision of the water inlet end of the drawing hose are low, and therefore the faucet cannot be precisely controlled to discharge water and stop discharging water, thus having a poor user experience.


In addition, in a faucet provided with an infrared induction switch, the position of the infrared induction switch is low, and a user would be easy to trigger by mistake the infrared induction switch during use. Therefore, it would be difficult to control the faucet to discharge water and stop discharging water.


In order to solve the above problems, our company specially designs a drawing induction structure for a drawable faucet to improve the use experience of the user.


SUMMARY

The objective of the present invention is to provide a drawable inductive faucet which has a quick induction speed and quick response and can precisely control the faucet to discharge water and stop discharging water.


In order to achieve the above objective, the solution of the present invention is: a drawable inductive faucet, including a faucet body, a spout, a drawing hose, an intelligent control apparatus, and an electric control valve box for controlling the on-off of a waterway of the faucet, wherein the drawing hose is disposed in the faucet body in a drawable manner; a water inlet end of the drawing hose is connected to the electric control valve box, and a water outlet end of the drawing hose is connected to the spout.


The intelligent control apparatus is disposed in the faucet body, and is located at one end of the faucet body adjacent to the spout; the intelligent control apparatus is electrically connected to the electric control valve box; the intelligent control apparatus includes a photoelectric induction apparatus and a drawable induction apparatus; the photoelectric induction apparatus is used to induct a human body and control the spout to discharge water or stop discharging water by means of the electric control valve box.


The spout is drawn out or resets to trigger the drawable induction apparatus; the drawable induction apparatus transmits a draw-out signal or a reset signal to the electric control valve box; and the electric control valve box controls the spout to discharge water or stop discharging water.


Further, the drawing hose is connected to the spout by means of a metal connector; and the drawing hose and the metal connector perform synchronous displacement with the draw-out and reset of the spout.


Further, the drawable induction apparatus is a mechanical ejector pin switch; in an initial state, a contact of the mechanical ejector pin switch is in contact with the metal connector; the spout is drawn out or resets, such that the contact of the mechanical ejector pin switch separates from or contacts with the metal connector, and the mechanical ejector pin switch transmits a draw-out signal or a reset signal to the electric control valve box, so as to control the spout to discharge water or stop discharging water.


Further, the drawable induction apparatus is a magnetic induction apparatus; the magnetic induction apparatus includes inductors and induction members; the number of the inductors is at least two, or the number of the induction members is at least two; the induction member is disposed at the water outlet end of the drawing hose, and moves together with the drawing hose; the inductor is fixedly disposed at one end of the faucet body adjacent to the spout, and is used to induct the movement of the induction member; in an initial state, each induction member is located above the inductor.


Further, the inductor includes a first magnetic induction switch and a second magnetic induction switch which are sequentially disposed in a water outlet direction of the faucet body; a magnet is disposed inside a faucet housing at a position corresponding to the magnetic induction switch; the induction member is a demagnetization ring disposed at the water outlet end of the drawing hose; when the spout is drawn out, the demagnetization ring is driven to sequentially trigger the first magnetic induction switch and the second magnetic induction switch, and the electric control valve box receives the draw-out signal and controls the spout to discharge water; when the spout resets, the demagnetization ring is driven to sequentially trigger the second magnetic induction switch and the first magnetic induction switch, and the electric control valve box receives the reset signal and controls the spout to stop discharging water.


Further, the inductor is a magnetic pole determiner; the induction member is a magnetic member having an N pole and an S pole, wherein the N pole of the magnetic member is a first induction member, and the S pole of the magnetic member is a second induction member; the first induction member and the second induction member are sequentially disposed in the draw-out direction of the drawing hose; when the spout is drawn out, the S pole and the N pole of the magnetic member are driven to sequentially pass through the magnetic pole determiner, and the magnetic pole determiner determines that the spout is drawn out, and transmits a draw-out signal to the electric control valve box, so as to control the spout to discharge water; and when the spout resets, the N pole and the S pole of the magnetic member are driven to sequentially pass through the magnetic pole determiner, and the magnetic pole determiner determines that the spout resets, and transmits a reset to the electric control valve box, so as to control the spout to stop discharging water.


Further, the drawable induction apparatus is a magnetic reed induction apparatus; the magnetic reed induction apparatus includes a magnetic reed switch and a magnet; the magnetic reed switch is fixedly disposed at one end inside the faucet body adjacent to the spout; the magnet is disposed at the water outlet end of the drawing hose, and performs synchronous displacement with the draw-out or reset of the spout and the drawing hose, so as to keep away from or get close to the magnetic reed switch; and the electric control valve box receives the draw-out signal or the reset signal, and controls the spout to discharge water or stop discharging water.


Further, the photoelectric induction apparatus is an infrared induction switch disposed inside the faucet body; an infrared induction region is disposed on an outer surface of the faucet body at a position corresponding to the infrared induction switch; when the human body is located within the infrared induction region, the infrared induction switch acquires a signal by means of human body induction, and transmits the acquired signal to the electric control valve box; and the electric control valve box controls the spout to discharge water or stop discharging water.


Further, the faucet body is in an inverted U shape; and the infrared induction switch is located on an inner side of an inverted U-shaped faucet body opening.


Further, a handle switch is disposed on a side wall of the faucet body; the handle switch is connected to the electric control valve box, so as to control the spout to discharge water or stop discharging water.


After the above solution is adopted, the beneficial effects of the present invention are:


In the present invention, the position of a drawing switch changes from the water inlet end of the faucet to the water outlet end of the faucet; the on-off of the waterway of the faucet is controlled in cooperation with the spout; when the spout is drawn out, the drawable induction apparatus is triggered not by means of the water inlet end of the farther drawing hose, but is directly triggered by means of a structure between the water outlet end of the drawing hose and the spout; in this way, the present invention not only reduces the response time and distance, but also overcomes the influence of the material of the drawing hose, enabling the response of the drawable induction apparatus to be quick, direct and precise.


In addition, the present invention configures a photoelectric induction apparatus for induct a human body at the water outlet end which is higher than the faucet body, and can effectively solve the problem of triggering by mistake the photoelectric induction apparatus, thus improving the use experience of the user.





BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS


FIG. 1 is a first assembly diagram of a drawing induction structure of a faucet according to an embodiment I of the present invention;



FIG. 2 is a second assembly diagram of the drawing induction structure of the faucet according to the embodiment I of the present invention;



FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the drawing induction structure of the faucet according to the embodiment I of the present invention;



FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the drawing induction structure of the faucet according to the embodiment I of the present invention;



FIG. 5 is a partial enlarged view of A in FIG. 4;



FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the drawing induction structure of the faucet according to an embodiment II of the present invention;



FIG. 7 is a partial enlarged view of B in FIG. 6;



FIG. 8 is a sectional view of the drawing induction structure of the faucet according to an embodiment III of the present invention;



FIG. 9 is a partial enlarged view of C in FIG. 8;



FIG. 10 is a sectional view of the drawing induction structure of the faucet according to an embodiment IV of the present invention; and



FIG. 11 is a partial enlarged view of D in FIG. 10.





DESCRIPTION OF REFERENCE SIGNS


1, faucet body; 2, spout; 3, drawing hose; 4, intelligent control apparatus; 5, electric control valve box; 6, metal connector; 7, photoelectric induction apparatus; 8, infrared induction region; 9, drawable induction apparatus; 10, mechanical ejector pin switch; 11, contact; 12, handle switch; 13, magnetic induction apparatus; 131, first magnetic induction switch; 132, second magnetic induction switch; 133, demagnetization ring; 134, magnetic pole determiner; 135, first induction member; 136, second induction member; 14, magnetic reed induction apparatus; 141, magnetic reed switch; and 142, magnet.


DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The present invention will be described in detail hereafter with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.


Embodiment I

The present invention provides a drawable inductive faucet, as shown in FIGS. 1-5, including a faucet body 1, a spout 2, a drawing hose 3, an intelligent control apparatus 4, and an electric control valve box 5 for controlling the on-off of a waterway of the faucet.


The spout 2 is movably disposed at one end of the faucet body 1; the spout 2 can be drawn out of the faucet body 1, facilitating corner flushing or water storage. When not in use, the spout can automatically retract to the water outlet end of the faucet body 1.


The drawing hose 3 is disposed in the faucet body 1 in a drawable manner; one end of the drawing hose 3 is a water inlet end, and the other end is a water outlet end; the water inlet end of the drawing hose 3 is connected to the electric control valve box 5, and the water outlet end of the drawing hose 3 is connected to the spout 2; and the drawing hose 3 performs synchronous displacement with the draw-out and reset of the spout 2. The drawing hose 3 may use a nylon fiber hose, a metal hose and the like, which is not limited by the present invention.


The key point of the present invention is that, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the position of the intelligent control apparatus 4 changes from the water inlet end of the faucet body 1 to the water outlet end of the faucet body 1. The intelligent control apparatus 4 is electrically connected to the electric control valve box 5, and is used to control the faucet to discharge water and stop discharging water. The intelligent control apparatus 4 includes a photoelectric induction apparatus 7 and a drawable induction apparatus 9, wherein the photoelectric induction apparatus 7 and the drawable induction apparatus 9 are both electrically connected to the electric control valve box 5; that is, the photoelectric induction apparatus 7 can be triggered by waving a hand, so as to control the faucet to discharge water and stop discharging water; the drawable induction apparatus 9 can also be triggered to control the spout to discharge water and stop discharging water; the two apparatuses can be used separately to control the on-off of the waterway of the faucet. The specific structure is as follows:


As shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, the photoelectric induction apparatus 7 is an infrared induction switch which controls the on-off of the waterway of the faucet by means of an infrared reflection principle. The infrared induction switch is disposed in the faucet body 1, and an infrared induction region 8 is disposed on an outer side wall of the faucet body 1 at a position corresponding to the infrared induction switch. When a user puts a hand in the infrared induction region 8 outside the faucet body 1, an infrared ray emitted by an infrared emitting diode is reflected by the hand to an infrared receiving diode; a signal processed by a microcomputer in an integrated circuit is transmitted to an electromagnetic pulse valve; after the electromagnetic valve receives the signal, the electromagnetic valve opens a valve core according to a specified instruction, so as to control the spout to discharge water; when the hand leaves an infrared induction range and the electromagnetic valve does not receive the signal, the valve core of the electromagnetic valve resets by means of an internal spring, so as to control the faucet to stop discharging water.


In the present invention, the faucet body 1 is in an inverted U shape, and the infrared induction switch is located on an inner side of an inverted U-shaped faucet body opening. In the present invention, the photoelectric induction apparatus 7 is disposed at one end of the faucet body 1 adjacent to the spout 2, and the corresponding infrared induction region 8 is located on an inner side of an inverted U-shaped faucet body 1 opening, so as to effectively solve the problem of triggering by mistake the photoelectric induction apparatus 7. In an existing faucet, the photoelectric induction apparatus 7 for inducting a human body is disposed on a side wall of the faucet body 1 at a position in parallel with or close to a handle switch 12; the position of the induction region thereof is low, and is extremely adjacent to a mounting table of the faucet; when the handle switch 12 on one side of the faucet body 1 needs to be turned on manually, a human hand or an object passing through the induction region can easily trigger by mistake the photoelectric induction apparatus 7, causing sudden water discharge. Therefore, the use of the faucet is extremely inconvenient, thus having poor use experience.


The drawable induction apparatus 9 is disposed at one end of the faucet body 1 adjacent to the spout 2, and is used to control the drawing of a faucet switch in cooperation with the spout 2. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, the spout 2 is drawn out or resets to trigger the drawable induction apparatus 9; the drawable induction apparatus 9 transmits a draw-out signal or a reset signal to the electric control valve box 5; and the electric control valve box 5 controls the spout to discharge water or stop discharging water.


In the present invention, the drawable induction apparatus 9 has various types, as shown in the following embodiments:


In the present embodiment, the drawable induction apparatus 9 is a mechanical ejector pin switch 10. In order to facilitate the trigger of the drawable induction apparatus 9 during displacement of the spout 2, the drawing hose 3 is connected to the spout 2 by means of a metal connector 6; and the drawing hose 3 and the metal connector 6 perform synchronous displacement with the draw-out and reset of the spout 2. The drawing hose 3 and the spout 2 can also be connected by means of a connector made from other materials, as long as the connector can cooperate with the spout 2 to trigger the drawable induction apparatus 9.


In an initial state, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, a contact 11 of the mechanical ejector pin switch 10 is in contact with the metal connector 6; when the faucet is required to discharge water, the spout 2 is drawn out; the spout 2 drives the metal connector 6 and the drawing hose 3 to extend out of the faucet body 1; in this case, the contact 11 of the mechanical ejector pin switch 10 is separated from the metal connector 6, triggers the mechanical ejector pin switch 10, and transmits a signal to the electric control valve box 5; the electric control valve box 5 controls the faucet to open the waterway; when the faucet is required to be turned off to stop discharging water, the spout 2 is released from the hand and resets; the drawing hose 3 and the metal connector 6 retract into the faucet body 1 and resets; in this case, the metal connector 6 is in contact with the contact 11 of the mechanical ejector pin switch 10; the mechanical ejector pin switch 10 is triggered again; the electric control valve box 5 controls the faucet to close the waterway, such that the faucet stops discharging water.


In the present invention, the drawing induction position changes from the water inlet end of the faucet to the water outlet end of the faucet; when the spout 2 is drawn out, the drawable induction apparatus 9 is triggered not by means of the water inlet end of the farther drawing hose 3, but is directly triggered by means of the metal connector 6 between the water outlet end of the drawing hose 3 and the spout 2; in this way, the present invention not only reduces the response time and distance, but also overcomes the influence of the material of the drawing hose 3, enabling the response of the drawable induction apparatus to be quick, direct and precise.


In the present invention, the faucet is further provided with a handle switch 12, and the faucet can be controlled to discharge water or stop discharging water by turning on/off the handle switch 12. The handle switch 12 is disposed on a side wall of the faucet body 1; the handle switch 12 is connected to the electric control valve box 5, so as to control the on-off of the waterway of the faucet. The handle switch 12, which is a mechanical switch, is a master switch of the faucet; only if the handle switch 12 is in a turn-on state, can the photoelectric induction apparatus and the drawable induction apparatus play role; no matter whether the photoelectric induction apparatus and the drawable induction apparatus are in a turn-on state, as long as the handle switch 12 is turned off, the waterway of the faucet will be disconnected, and the spout 2 will stop discharging water. The embodiments of the present invention all obey the control mode.


Embodiment II

In the present embodiment, the photoelectric induction apparatus 7 and the drawable induction apparatus 9 are also disposed at one end of the faucet body 1 adjacent to the spout 2. The difference between the present embodiment and embodiment I is that: the drawable induction apparatus 9 is a magnetic induction apparatus 13, but not a mechanical ejector pin switch.


The magnetic induction apparatus 13 includes inductors and induction members; the number of the inductors is at least two, or the number of the induction members is at least two; the induction member is disposed at the water outlet end of the drawing hose 3, and moves together with the drawing hose 3; the inductor is fixedly disposed at one end of the faucet body 1 adjacent to the spout 2, and is used to induct the movement of the induction member; in an initial state, each induction member is located above the inductor. The inductor and the induction member can precisely determine the drawing direction of the spout, for example whether the spout is drawn out or resets, so as to effectively avoid the phenomenon of triggering by mistake the photoelectric induction apparatus.


The solution in the present embodiment is that a plurality of inductors correspond to one induction member.


The key points are as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. The inductor includes a first magnetic induction switch 131 and a second magnetic induction switch 132 which are sequentially disposed in a water outlet direction of the faucet body 1; a magnet is disposed inside a faucet housing 1 at a position corresponding to the magnetic induction switch; the magnet is a substance or a material which can generate a magnetic field, such that a magnetic field can be formed inside the faucet housing 1; the induction member is a demagnetization ring 133 disposed at the water outlet end of the drawing hose 3; when the spout 2 is drawn out, the demagnetization ring 133 is driven to sequentially trigger the first magnetic induction switch 131 and the second magnetic induction switch 132, or is driven to first enter an induction region of the first magnetic induction switch 131, and then enter an induction region of the second magnetic induction switch 132, and the electric control valve box 5 receives the draw-out signal and controls the spout to discharge water; and when the spout 2 resets, the demagnetization ring 133 is driven to sequentially trigger the second magnetic induction switch 132 and the first magnetic induction switch 131, and the electric control valve box 5 receives the reset signal and controls the faucet to stop discharging water.


Embodiment III

In the present embodiment, the photoelectric induction apparatus 7 and the drawable induction apparatus 9 are also disposed at one end of the faucet body 1 adjacent to the spout 2, and the type of the drawable induction apparatus 9 is a magnetic induction apparatus 13. The difference between the present embodiment and embodiment II is that: the solution in the present embodiment is that one inductor corresponds to a plurality of induction members.


The key points are as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9. The inductor is a magnetic pole determiner 134; the induction member is a magnetic member having an N pole and an S pole, wherein the N pole of the magnetic member is a first induction member 135, and the S pole of the magnetic member is a second induction member 136; the first induction member 135 and the second induction member 136 are sequentially disposed in the draw-out direction of the drawing hose 3; when the spout 2 is drawn out, the S pole and the N pole of the magnetic member are driven to sequentially pass through the magnetic pole determiner 134, and the magnetic pole determiner 134 determines that the spout is drawn out, and transmits a draw-out signal to the electric control valve box 5, so as to control the spout to discharge water; and when the spout 2 resets, the N pole and the S pole of the magnetic member are driven to sequentially pass through the magnetic pole determiner 134, and the magnetic pole determiner 134 determines that the spout resets, and transmits a reset to the electric control valve box 5, so as to control the faucet to stop discharging water.


In the present embodiment, the first induction member 135 and the second induction member 136 can be respectively the N pole and S pole of the magnetic member; alternatively, if the first induction member 135 is the S pole of the magnetic member and the second induction member 136 is the N pole of the magnetic member, then the determination method and direction are just on the contrary.


Embodiment IV

In the present embodiment, the photoelectric induction apparatus 7 and the drawable induction apparatus 9 are also disposed at one end of the faucet body 1 adjacent to the spout 2. The difference between the present embodiment and embodiment I is that: the drawable induction apparatus is a magnetic reed induction apparatus 14, but not a mechanical ejector pin switch.


The key points are as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11. The magnetic reed induction apparatus 14 includes a magnetic reed switch 141 and a magnet 142. The magnetic reed switch 141 is fixedly disposed at one end inside the faucet body 1 adjacent to the spout 2; the magnet 142 may be disposed at the water outlet end of the drawing hose 3 or on the spout 2, and performs synchronous displacement with the draw-out or reset of the spout 2 and the drawing hose 3, so as to keep away from or get close to the magnetic reed switch 141; and the electric control valve box 5 receives the draw-out signal or the reset signal, and controls the spout to discharge water or stop discharging water.


The electric control valve box 5 and the intelligent control apparatus 4 may be connected by means of an electronic wire or wireless transmission; the intelligent control apparatus 4 transmits the acquired signal to the electric control valve box 5; and the electric control valve box 5 controls the on-off of the waterway of the faucet, so as to control the faucet to discharge water and stop discharging water.


In the present invention, as long as any one of the photoelectric induction apparatus and the drawable induction apparatus is in the turn-on state, the other apparatus would in an ineffective state. That is, the turn-on and turnoff operations for the other apparatus are inoperative. When the spout 2 is drawn out and discharges water, the water will not be discharged repeatedly when the infrared induction switch 8 is triggered with a hand; on the contrary, when the infrared induction switch 8 is in the turn-on state and the spout 2 is discharging water, the spout 2 will remain in a water discharge state no matter the spout 2 is drawn out or resets.


The descriptions above are only the preferred embodiments of the present invention, but are not intended to limit the design of the present invention. All the equivalent variations made according to the key design points of the present invention are concluded in the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims
  • 1. A drawable inductive faucet, comprising a faucet body, a spout, a drawing hose, an intelligent control apparatus, and an electric control valve box for controlling on-off of a waterway of the drawable inductive faucet, wherein the drawing hose is disposed in the faucet body in a drawable manner; a water inlet end of the drawing hose is connected to the electric control valve box, and a water outlet end of the drawing hose is connected to the spout; the intelligent control apparatus is disposed in the faucet body, and is located at one end of the faucet body adjacent to the spout; the intelligent control apparatus is electrically connected to the electric control valve box; the intelligent control apparatus comprises a photoelectric induction apparatus and a drawable induction apparatus; the photoelectric induction apparatus is used to induct a human body and control the spout to discharge water or stop discharging the water by means of the electric control valve box;the spout is drawn out or resets to trigger the drawable induction apparatus; the drawable induction apparatus transmits a draw-out signal or a reset signal to the electric control valve box; and the electric control valve box controls the spout to discharge the water or stop discharging the water.
  • 2. The drawable inductive faucet according to claim 1, wherein the drawing hose is connected to the spout by means of a metal connector; and the drawing hose and the metal connector perform synchronous displacement with the draw-out and the reset of the spout.
  • 3. The drawable inductive faucet according to claim 2, wherein the drawable induction apparatus is a mechanical ejector pin switch; in an initial state, a contact of the mechanical ejector pin switch is in contact with the metal connector; the spout is drawn out or resets, such that the contact of the mechanical ejector pin switch separates from or contacts with the metal connector, and the mechanical ejector pin switch transmits the draw-out signal or the reset signal to the electric control valve box, so as to control the spout to discharge the water or stop discharging the water.
  • 4. The drawable inductive faucet according to claim 1, wherein the drawable induction apparatus is a magnetic induction apparatus; the magnetic induction apparatus comprises inductors and induction members; a number of the inductors is at least two, or a number of the induction members is at least two; each of the induction members is disposed at the water outlet end of the drawing hose and moves together with the drawing hose; each of the inductors is fixedly disposed at one end of the faucet body adjacent to the spout and is used to induct movement of a corresponding one of the induction members; in an initial state, each of the induction members is located above each of the inductors.
  • 5. The drawable inductive faucet according to claim 4, wherein each of the inductors comprises a first magnetic induction switch and a second magnetic induction switch which are sequentially disposed in a water outlet direction of the faucet body; a magnet is disposed inside a faucet housing at a position corresponding to the magnetic induction switch; each of the induction members is a demagnetization ring disposed at the water outlet end of the drawing hose; when the spout is drawn out, the demagnetization ring is driven to sequentially trigger the first magnetic induction switch and the second magnetic induction switch, and the electric control valve box receives the draw-out signal and controls the spout to discharge the water; when the spout resets, the demagnetization ring is driven to sequentially trigger the second magnetic induction switch and the first magnetic induction switch, and the electric control valve box receives the reset signal and controls the spout to stop discharging the water.
  • 6. The drawable inductive faucet according to claim 4, wherein each of the inductors is a magnetic pole determiner; each of the induction members is a magnetic member having an N pole and an S pole, wherein the N pole of the magnetic member is a first induction member, and the S pole of the magnetic member is a second induction member; the first induction member and the second induction member are sequentially disposed in a draw-out direction of the drawing hose; when the spout is drawn out, the S pole and the N pole of the magnetic member are driven to sequentially pass through the magnetic pole determiner, and the magnetic pole determiner determines that the spout is drawn out, and transmits the draw-out signal to the electric control valve box, so as to control the spout to discharge the water; and when the spout resets, the N pole and the S pole of the magnetic member are driven to sequentially pass through the magnetic pole determiner, and the magnetic pole determiner determines that the spout resets, and transmits the reset signal to the electric control valve box, so as to control the spout to stop discharging the water.
  • 7. The drawable inductive faucet according to claim 1, wherein the drawable induction apparatus is a magnetic reed induction apparatus; the magnetic reed induction apparatus comprises a magnetic reed switch and a magnet; the magnetic reed switch is fixedly disposed at one end inside the faucet body adjacent to the spout; the magnet is disposed at the water outlet end of the drawing hose and performs synchronous displacement with the draw-out or the reset of the spout and the drawing hose, so as to keep away from or get close to the magnetic reed switch; and the electric control valve box receives the draw-out signal or the reset signal, and controls the spout to discharge the water or stop discharging the water.
  • 8. The drawable inductive faucet according to claim 1, wherein the photoelectric induction apparatus is an infrared induction switch disposed inside the faucet body; an infrared induction region is disposed on an outer surface of the faucet body at a position corresponding to the infrared induction switch; when the human body is located within the infrared induction region, the infrared induction switch acquires a signal by means of human body induction, and transmits the acquired signal to the electric control valve box; and the electric control valve box controls the spout to discharge the water or stop discharging the water.
  • 9. The drawable inductive faucet according to claim 8, wherein the faucet body is in an inverted U shape; and the infrared induction switch is located on an inner side of an inverted U-shaped faucet body opening.
  • 10. The drawable inductive faucet according to claim 1, wherein a handle switch is disposed on a side wall of the faucet body; the handle switch is connected to the electric control valve box, so as to control the spout to discharge the water or stop discharging the water.
Priority Claims (3)
Number Date Country Kind
202321381655.9 Jun 2023 CN national
202321381662.9 Jun 2023 CN national
202321383377.0 Jun 2023 CN national