A pet water dispenser may include a water guide and filter surrounding a pump such that water is well-circulated throughout the pet water dispenser. The pet water dispenser may include a water tank, a water supply pipe to which water discharged from the pump is transferred, and a water supply plate having an upper surface over which water flows. The water guide may catch water falling from the upper surface to discharge the water back to the water tank.

The invention relates to the field of pet supplies, and particularly, to a pet kettle. The pet kettle includes a bottle body, an object holding tray and a switch unit. The bottle body includes a tray groove allowing the object holding tray to be movably placed, and a water outlet channel arranged toward the tray groove. The switch unit is adapted to be switched to an open state or a closed state to control the water outlet channel to be opened or closed. The pet kettle has an integrated structure, which is convenient for carrying and transportation, and prevents pet breeders from consuming a lot of efforts to pour water, thereby saving the pet breeders' energy. In addition, pet breeders do not need to directly contact the water stored in the pet kettle when supplying water, thereby reducing the health risks of the pets and pet breeders.

A cable clip device, including outer cylindrical column, first inner cylindrical column relatively fixed to outer cylindrical column, second inner cylindrical column provided with a sliding groove, spring and cover; the second inner cylindrical column vertically and telescopically slides with respect to the first inner cylindrical column; the first and second inner cylindrical columns are connected with a pull rod; a hook portion on a top of the pull rod can slide in the sliding groove which has first and second positioning points and includes unidirectional first and second tracks connecting the first and the second positioning points; a middle of the cover is provided with a cable clip for clamping cable; a plug connector can pass through the first and second inner cylindrical columns; an outer periphery of the cover is provided with a sealing ring; the cover is detachably arranged above the second inner cylindrical column.

A pet water dispenser may include a water tank having an upper opening, a pump, a water supply pipe connected to the pump to transfer water, and a water supply hole formed in a water supply plate communicating with the water supply pipe. A removable inner assembly may include the pump, the water supply pipe, and the water supply plate, and may further include a wireless power receiver to receive power from a wireless power transmitter, which may include a plurality of partially overlapping coils.

A pet water dispenser may include a water tank having an upper opening, a pump, a water supply pipe connected to the pump to transfer water, and a water supply hole formed in a water supply plate communicating with the water supply pipe. A removable inner assembly may include the pump, the water supply pipe, and the water supply plate, and may further include a wireless power receiver to receive power from a wireless power transmitter, which may include a plurality of partially overlapping coils.

A pet water dispenser may include a water tank having a space to store water and an upper opening, a pump installed in the space, a water supply pipe to transfer water discharged from the pump, and a water supply plate to which water is supplied from the water supply pipe. The water tank may include a wall defining the space and a water tank base supporting the wall from below. An upper end of the wall may be smaller than a lower end of the wall, as the wall may be inclined inward from the lower end to the upper end.

The utility model relates to the technical field of a pet water dispenser, and provides an intelligent wireless omnidirectional auto-induction pet water dispenser, including a base, a water pump, a wireless induction device, a water tank, a supporting layer, a top cover and a water outlet device. When a pet is in an induction area, a power supply device is electrified and the water pump starts to work. After the pet leaves the induction area, the power supply device stops electrifying, and the water pump stops working. The water dispenser realizes automatic water delivery under the mutual cooperation of the base, the water pump, the wireless induction device, the water tank, the supporting layer, the top cover, and the water outlet device. A water pump water outlet hole and a water pump water inlet hole are sequentially connected to a water outlet and a water inlet. Positive and negative metal sheets are connected to positive and negative elastic pins. A polymer battery or a dry battery can be changed respectively in the base. In the water dispenser, a front end of the base is upward provided with an omnidirectional intelligent induction head, and an area where a pet is located can be induced omnidirectionally and the power supply device can be controlled through a wireless induction device so that a service is provided for the pet to drink water.

The utility model relates to the technical field of a pet water dispenser, and provides an intelligent wireless omnidirectional auto-induction pet water dispenser, including a base, a water pump, a wireless induction device, a water tank, a supporting layer, a top cover and a water outlet device. When a pet is in an induction area, a power supply device is electrified and the water pump starts to work. After the pet leaves the induction area, the power supply device stops electrifying, and the water pump stops working. The water dispenser realizes automatic water delivery under the mutual cooperation of the base, the water pump, the wireless induction device, the water tank, the supporting layer, the top cover, and the water outlet device. A water pump water outlet hole and a water pump water inlet hole are sequentially connected to a water outlet and a water inlet. Positive and negative metal sheets are connected to positive and negative elastic pins. A polymer battery or a dry battery can be changed respectively in the base. In the water dispenser, a front end of the base is upward provided with an omnidirectional intelligent induction head, and an area where a pet is located can be induced omnidirectionally and the power supply device can be controlled through a wireless induction device so that a service is provided for the pet to drink water.

Metastable state spore incubation mixing systems are described. An example system includes a spores container to store spores, a nutrient container to store nutrients, a water supply line, a syringe tank, a syringe pump, an adjustable valve, a heater, and a controller. In a drawing phase of the system, a controller can cause the syringe pump and the adjustable valve to draw into the syringe tank a volume of spores, nutrients, and water to form a mixture. The controller causes the heater to heat the mixture for a period of time. In a dispensing phase of the system, the controller can cause the syringe pump to expel the mixture through the adjustable valve and into a water distribution system. The controller can direct the system through a number of other phases of operation.

A liquid dispenser may include a container having an upper opening, a pump provided in the container, a pipe through which liquid discharged from the pump is transferred, a top plate having an upper surface over which liquid flows, a filter assembly provided below the top plate, a base provided below the container, and a thermoelectric element provided in the base to cool the liquid in the container.