A dispensing station apparatus, system, and method for liquid personal hygiene product, including, but not limited to, liquid (including gel) soap, sanitizer, disinfectant and/or cleanser, such as for sanitizing, disinfecting or cleaning one's hands, and, more particularly, that is touchlessly automatically operable to dispense a discrete quantity of the liquid personal hygiene product responsive to sensed presence of a person's hand along a predetermined dispensing path, including rapidly in succession responsive to placement of a succession of hands placed in the path. The apparatus can optionally be modular, to enable configuring to include one or more dispensing stations at multiple positions and heights on a housing of the apparatus, and it can be overall height adjustable, and can include a variety of accessories, including personal protection shielding between the stations, and dispensers for gloves, masks, tissues, etc.

This application relates to a fluid dispenser. In one aspect, the dispenser includes a body including an opening and an accommodating space for accommodating fluid, a lid for closing the opening, a pressing unit disposed on a side of the body, and a discharge unit disposed on the side at a position diagonally higher than the pressing unit and configured to discharge a predetermined amount of the fluid from the accommodating space when a pressure is applied to the pressing unit. The dispenser may also include a pump mechanism configured to pump the predetermined amount of the fluid from the accommodating space to the discharge unit when the pressure is applied to the pressing unit, and an air intake formed on a part of the lid and configured to flow air into the accommodating space when the predetermined amount of the fluid is discharged from the accommodating space.

A product dispenser mounting system includes a dispenser holder body configured to support a product dispenser; and a mounting apparatus configured to fixedly mount on a support object and to removably connect to the dispenser holder body in one or more orientations such that dispenser holder body is maintained in a selected one of the one or more orientations when the dispenser holder body is connected to the mounting apparatus. The system may also include at least one actuation sensor configured to detect actuation of the product dispenser.

A cleaning agent supply device includes a holder; a power unit disposed at the holder; a rotary driving unit disposed at the holder, connected to the power unit, and having a radian-adjustable fan-shaped light-blocking unit; a photosensitive counting unit disposed at the holder and adapted to sense the radian-adjustable fan-shaped light-blocking unit; a reciprocating squeezing unit disposed at the holder, connected to the rotary driving unit, and adapted to squeeze a cleaning agent pump reciprocatingly; and a count control unit disposed at the holder, electrically connected to the power unit and the photosensitive counting unit, and adapted to control the number of times the radian-adjustable fan-shaped light-blocking unit passes the photosensitive counting unit, thereby controlling the number of times of squeezing out a cleaning agent.

Automatic electric actuation of the pump of a liquid dispenser apparatus is provided by a stepper motor having a threaded hollow liquid-conducting tube positioned therein and configured such that motor drives the hollow tube up and down in response to supply of a plurality of electrical pulses thereto. A lower end of the hollow tube is constructed to inter-fit with a stem of the pump such that driving the hollow tube up and down creates a pumping action.

A fluid dispenser includes a dispensation conduit and a refill conduit. A refill system includes a refill reservoir and a refill distribution conduit. The refill distribution conduit is configured for selective fluid coupling with the refill conduit to facilitate refilling of the fluid dispenser.

A portable pump by which liquid may be horizontally pressed out, comprising a liquid storage container, a pump head being provided at a side of the liquid storage container, and a liquid suction device that is connected to the pump head being provided within the liquid storage container. The liquid suction device comprises a liquid suction chamber, a spring, a piston, and a liquid outlet pipe that is connected to the pump head. The liquid suction chamber is provided with a liquid inlet pipe and a fixed end of the spring, check valves being provided within the liquid outlet pipe and the liquid inlet pipe. The piston is sleeved with the liquid outlet pipe and provided with a through hole that matches an opening of the liquid outlet pipe. The pump can comprise a locking seat on the side of the liquid storage container that matches a pump head cover.

A liquid pump mechanism for a soap dispenser includes a pump body, and an outlet tube, an upper wave-shaped pad, a piston, a spring, an annular internal sleeve, and a lower wave-shaped pad which are sequentially disposed inside the pump body from top down. A dividing member formed in the pump body divides an inner cavity of the pump body into a main chamber and an inlet chamber. An outlet passage is formed in the outlet tube. The outlet tube and the main chamber are movably sealed and engaged. The piston divides the main chamber into a compatible chamber and a liquid soap chamber. An outlet hole communicating the outlet passage and the liquid soap chamber is disposed on the piston. An inlet hole communicating the liquid soap chamber and the inlet chamber is disposed on the dividing member. The upper wave-shaped pad is disposed between the outlet tube and the piston and movably closes the outlet hole. The lower wave-shaped pad is disposed between the annular internal sleeve and the dividing member and movably closes the inlet hole.

A cosmetic product dispensing device, which includes: a dispensing mechanism; at least one presence sensor; and a hand warmer associated with a heater. The presence sensor is configured to detect at least: a first type of hand presence, and a second type of hand presence, it further includes electronic management configured to send: a dispensing instruction to the dispensing mechanism, when the first presence type is detected, or a preheating instruction to the heater means, when the second presence type is detected.

A liquid soap dispenser having a press-type nozzle that dispenses liquid soap from the nozzle by being pressed by hand includes a dispenser body, a nozzle, a pump, and the like. The dispenser body is supported inside an upper storage portion by a lower bracket and an upper bracket. A connecting member connects a vertically moving member and the nozzle. When a user places a hand below the nozzle, a human body detection unit detects the hand, and a control unit causes a motor to rotate in a forward direction and raise the vertically moving member from a lower limit position to an upper limit position; and by raising the nozzle from the lower limit position to the upper limit position via the connecting member, liquid soap is automatically dispensed from the nozzle.