In a sanitary outlet unit (1), it is provided that a contact surface (6) is formed on a valve element (4) which is adjustable between an open position and a closed position in a flow path (2), which contact surface (6), in the open position, covers a corresponding, stationary counterpart surface (7) and, in the closed position, frees said counterpart surface (7), such that the valve element (4) is automatically held in the open position by the pressure in the flow path and returns to the closed position in the event of a pressure drop (cf. FIG. 1).

In an aerator (101, 104, 107, 110, 112), the housing (2) and insertion parts (7, 8) that can be inserted into the aerator have complementary tooth arrangements which mesh with each other when the aerator is assembled such that the housing (2) and the insertion parts (7, 8) are rotationally locked relative to each other.

In an aerator (101, 104, 107, 110, 112), the housing (2) and insertion parts (7, 8) that can be inserted into the aerator have complementary tooth arrangements which mesh with each other when the aerator is assembled such that the housing (2) and the insertion parts (7, 8) are rotationally locked relative to each other.

The invention relates to the field of bath products, and provides a flow control device. The flow control device comprises a movable rod capable of reciprocating to switch water into different outlet passages, wherein a flow control part circumferentially extends and protrudes out of the movable rod, and the movable rod rotates to drive the flow control part to rotate to control the flow in the corresponding outlet passage. During use, the movable rod is pressed to control the switching the outlet passages, and users can select the position where water is discharged as required, for example, water is discharged upwards or downwards. Moreover, the movable rod rotates to drive the flow control part to rotate to flexibly control the flow of a certain outlet, such as the upward outlet flow, to facilitate daily washing of the users.

The invention relates to the field of bath products, and provides a flow control device. The flow control device comprises a movable rod capable of reciprocating to switch water into different outlet passages, wherein a flow control part circumferentially extends and protrudes out of the movable rod, and the movable rod rotates to drive the flow control part to rotate to control the flow in the corresponding outlet passage. During use, the movable rod is pressed to control the switching the outlet passages, and users can select the position where water is discharged as required, for example, water is discharged upwards or downwards. Moreover, the movable rod rotates to drive the flow control part to rotate to flexibly control the flow of a certain outlet, such as the upward outlet flow, to facilitate daily washing of the users.

A water outlet device includes a ball component. The ball component comprises a ball rod and a ball. Two water ports and a water channel located between the two water ports are sequentially formed in the ball rod. An angle is formed between the directions of the two water ports. The ball is arranged on at least one water port. The water channel penetrates through the ball. The two water ports having an angle formed between water flow directions thereof are formed in the water channel of the ball rod, so that the water outlet direction of the water outlet device can be adjusted to be upward, and the water outlet angle can be adjusted to some extent.

An improved spray head is provided that is configured to deliver water in multiple modes including a spray mode and a stream mode, with a stream modulation control for modulating a stream pattern from an aerated stream to a cone stream to a concentrated straight beam stream. Thus, a versatile faucet is provided that can be utilized as a multi-purpose cleaning tool that can be adjusted to select a modulated water output pattern that is suited for a given activity. Accordingly, a user may be provided with a wider range of spray and stream pattern options from which the user can easily select and adjust for a customized experience that meets the needs of the user for the task at hand.

An improved spray head is provided that is configured to deliver water in multiple modes including a spray mode and a stream mode, with a stream modulation control for modulating a stream pattern from an aerated stream to a cone stream to a concentrated straight beam stream. Thus, a versatile faucet is provided that can be utilized as a multi-purpose cleaning tool that can be adjusted to select a modulated water output pattern that is suited for a given activity. Accordingly, a user may be provided with a wider range of spray and stream pattern options from which the user can easily select and adjust for a customized experience that meets the needs of the user for the task at hand.

A water outlet device with water stop and flow rate control comprises a body, a water stop assembly, and a flow rate control assembly. The body comprises a water outflow passage. The flow rate control assembly and the water stop assembly are disposed on the body, first ends of the water stop assembly and the flow rate control assembly are respectively disposed in the water outflow passage, and second ends of the water stop assembly and the flow rate control assembly are exposed out of the body to respectively define a water stop operation end and a flow rate control end. The water stop assembly comprises a first shaft that is operatively connected to the water stop operation end. The flow rate control assembly comprises a second shaft that is operatively connected to the flow rate control end.

A faucet outlet screen filter, for solving problems that a water outlet flow rate of faucets is too large and even water splashes out from a water pool, includes a metal mesh having a plurality of layers. The metal mesh is formed by criss-crossingly connecting a plurality of metal wires. Mesh holes of each of the plurality of the layers of the metal mesh are staggered with each other. The metal mesh includes a plurality of side walls, a bottom wall, and open space regions, where the open space regions are defined between the plurality of the side walls and the bottom wall. Water flows into a faucet through an opening of the open space regions and flows out of the faucet after being filtered by the bottom wall.