The present disclosure discloses a water outlet device comprising an inlet passage, a first outlet passage, a second outlet passage, a third outlet passage, a first valve chamber, a second valve chamber, a first sealing member, a second sealing member, and a first resetting member. When the second sealing member is controlled to move and to be changed from blocking the second outlet passage to blocking the third outlet passage, the first sealing member is correspondingly changed from blocking the second valve chamber to blocking the first outlet passage, and the first sealing member continues blocking the first outlet passage due to water pressure. When the inlet passage is blocked, the first sealing member is biased by the first resetting member to move to block the second valve chamber.

A faucet includes a base configured to attach to a support, an outlet for dispensing a fluid, an articulable spout including a plurality of segments operatively coupled together sequentially between the base and the outlet and configured to rotate relative to one another to transition the articulable spout between a first position and a second position, and an actuator operatively coupled to at least two segments of the plurality of segments and configured to rotate the at least two segments in opposite rotational directions.

A faucet that includes an external body having a base and a spout extending from the base; a unitary valve structure having a cup disposed in the external body and a tubular mount extending downwardly beyond the external body; a valve supported in the cup of the valve structure; and a locking assembly that detachably locks to the mount of the valve structure.

An integrated faucet filtration system comprising a faucet assembly; a filter assembly; a first T-connector; and a second T-connector; wherein, the faucet assembly comprises a body; a spout; a spray head; a multi-channel hose fluidly coupled to the spray head and disposed in the spout; and a valve cartridge configured to control flow of unfiltered water; the filter assembly comprises a water filter; an electronic actuator; and a solenoid valve; the first T-connecter comprises a first branch configured to receive unfiltered water from a water source; a second branch configured to deliver unfiltered water to the water filter; and a third branch configured to deliver unfiltered water to the valve cartridge; and the second T-connecter comprises a first branch configured to receive unfiltered water from the valve cartridge; a second branch configured to receive filtered water from the water filter; and a third branch configured to deliver the filtered and unfiltered water.

The invention relates to a fitting for dispensing liquids, in particular water, comprising an outlet with two outlet parts, a first liquid outflow for delivering a first liquid, in particular treated water, preferably hot water, arranged in the first of the two outlet parts, and a second liquid outflow for delivering a second liquid, in particular mixed water, arranged in the second of the two outlet parts, wherein the two outlet parts can be set movably and releasably in relation to each other, wherein a receiving part is arranged in the first outlet part for releasably setting the second outlet part on the first outlet part, and the first liquid outflow is arranged in the receiving part.

A retractable hose structure of a pull-out faucet contains: a body, a supply pipe, a flexible hose, and a spring. The body includes a locking portion. The supply pipe is hollow and includes a defining portion, an opening, and a screw element. The flexible hose is slidably received in the supply pipe and includes a slide portion and a water supply head. The water supply head is locked with the opening and is pulled outward with the flexible hose. The spring is accommodated in the supply pipe and is fitted on the flexible hose, and at least one non-metallic insulation layer is defined between the spring and the supply pipe. When pulling the water supply head outward, the spring is actuated by the flexible hose to retract. When releasing the water supply head, the spring drives the water supply head to move back to an original position.

A faucet including a spring spout supporting a spout nest, and a sprayhead releasably coupled to the spout nest. A docking cradle is supported by the spout base and is configured to releasably couple to the spout nest. The faucet may include a capacitive sensor operably coupled to the spring spout by at least one capacitive coupling.

A faucet including a spring spout supporting a spout nest, and a sprayhead releasably coupled to the spout nest. A docking cradle is supported by the spout base and is configured to releasably couple to the spout nest. The faucet may include a capacitive sensor operably coupled to the spring spout by at least one capacitive coupling.

A mixing tap for dispensing water includes a tap body having a fitting end for fitting the tap body in or on a fitting opening, an spout fitted in or on the tap body and provided with a dispensing end, a mixing device arranged in the tap body. The mixing device includes a first inlet for cold water, a second inlet for hot water and an outlet for mixed water, and a hose having a nozzle. The mixing tap has an accommodation duct which runs from the fitting end to the dispensing end for receiving at least a portion of the hose. The hose is displaceable with respect to the spout between a pulled-out position, in which the hose protrudes with respect to the dispensing end, and a normal position, in which the hose does not extend with respect to the dispensing end or to a lesser degree.

Disclosed herein is a faucet comprising a faucet housing configured as a tubular member with a cavity and a faucet body that includes a head and a conduit. A water inlet end of the head is connected to the conduit. A first support is received in the cavity and located in a water outlet end of the faucet housing. The head is freely received in the first support and a purified water pipe is embedded detachably into the first support. A mounting seat is configured to function as a water distributor and is detachably engaged with the faucet housing. A valve cartridge is received in the mounting seat and configured to control the shut off of the conduit and the purified water pipe, and to separate the flow path of the tap-water and the flow path the purified water.