Disclosed is a shower apparatus, including a water flow body having a water output device with a water outlet mounted thereon. The water flow body includes a first water flow conduit and a second water flow conduit. The water output device includes a switch device having a third water flow conduit communicating with the first water flow conduit and the water outlet. The switch device also includes a fourth flow conduit communicating with the second water flow conduit. The switch device can switch between at least two water output effects. The water flow body includes a control device for controlling the water input through the first water flow conduit or the second water flow conduit. The invention can change the relative position of the switch device by the impact of the waterflow, thereby changing the water output effect of the water outlet to ameliorate the showering experience.

A combination shower includes: a head shower and a hand-held shower; the head shower has a connecting component that forms a removable fit with the hand-held shower. it also includes a water sealing component and a trigger component which are linked to each other, and the water sealing component is set in the head shower waterway; when the hand-held shower is separated from the head shower, the sealing component is in the first position in the head shower waterway, so that the flow volume of the head shower waterway is smaller or closed; when the hand-held shower is connected with the connecting component, the trigger component is driven by external force to drive the sealing component to move to the second position in the head shower waterway, so that the flow volume of the head shower waterway is enlarged or opened.

A shower head water-saving switching structure and a shower head are disclosed. The shower head water-saving switching structure includes a water inlet seat, a water discharging body, a functional water switching member, a flow switching member, and a drive mechanism. The water inlet seat and the water discharging body are connected to form a water distribution chamber therebetween. The drive mechanism includes a ratchet wheel, a push rod in linked with the ratchet wheel, and a button linked with the push rod. The functional water switching member and the flow switching member are rotatably accommodated in the water distribution chamber and linked with the ratchet wheel. The structure is simple, and the operation is effortless.

A shower includes a shower assembly and a control member. The shower assembly includes a main body having a side wall, an end wall, a plurality of outlet bores and an inlet bore, wherein the side wall and end wall are connected to each other to compose an accommodating space. The outlet bores and the inlet bore are positioned on the side wall of the main body, and communicate with each other through the accommodating space. The control member is positioned in the accommodating space of the shower assembly, and has a flow channel and a plurality of through holes. Each of the through holes communicates with each other through the flow channel, and is corresponding to the inlet bore or one of the outlet bores. When the control member is operated, at least one of the through holes communicates with the inlet bore, and another one of the through holes communicates with the corresponding one of the outlet bores.

A water delivery device includes an inlet connector, a sprayface assembly, and a selection engine. The inlet connector is configured to couple the water delivery device to a water supply. The sprayface assembly includes a plurality of nozzles that are configured to produce a plurality of spray patterns. The selection engine fluidly couples the inlet connector to the sprayface assembly and controls flow to each one of the plurality of nozzles to determine the spray pattern produced at the sprayface assembly. The selection engine is configured to switch directly from any one of the plurality of spray patterns to any other one of the plurality of spray patterns in response to a single actuation of the selection engine.

A water fountain apparatus having a controller with an input panel and running a computer application program having a communication protocol where the controller is communicatively coupled to a submersible assembly. The submersible assembly further includes a servo controller electrically coupled to the controller and being configured to transmit and receive control and power signals. The servo controller is further electrically coupled to a servo or stepper motor, operable to receive control signals from the servo controller to cause it to step clockwise or counterclockwise in steps or increments. The servo motor is coupled to a ball within a ball valve assembly via a servo shaft. The ball valve is operable to open a conduit from a manifold through one of two egress ports, or partially through both egress ports. The manifold is coupled to a pump.

Disclosed in the application is a side-press switch water outlet apparatus for a shower, including a valve body, a water outlet panel, a switching piece, a ratchet and a driving unit. The valve body is provided with a water inlet channel; the water outlet panel is at least provided with a first water outlet channel and a second water outlet channel; the switching piece is rotatably arranged on the valve body, and the water inlet channel switches water supply between the first water outlet channel and the second water outlet channel through the switching piece; the ratchet is connected with the switching piece in a circumferential limit way. According to the solution, the key of the driving unit moves in the direction perpendicular to the shower handle, which is more in line with the use habits of a user and improves the user experience.

A bubble water generating device, including: a flow divider, a mixer, an air intake runner, and a water outlet cover the flow divider includes at least one first water inlet hole; a first chamber is formed between the mixer and the flow divider; the mixer includes at least one second water inlet hole corresponding to the at least one first water inlet hole one by one, and at least one return hole; the flow area of each second water inlet hole is greater than that of the corresponding first water inlet hole, the return hole, the first water inlet hole and the second water inlet hole are all communicated with the first chamber; the air intake runner is communicated with the first chamber; a second chamber communicating with the second water inlet hole and the return hole is formed between the water outlet cover and the mixer.

A fluid spray apparatus includes at least one inlet and first and second outlets. A first actuator may communicate a first inlet with one of the outlets. A second actuator also may communicate a second inlet with a different one of the outlets. A passage network of the fluid spray apparatus communicates the first and second actuators with the first and second outlets. A diverter structure is disposed in the passage network. The diverter structure includes a first diverter structure arrangement. In the first diverter structure arrangement, the first actuator communicates the first inlet with the first outlet and the second actuator communicates the second inlet with the second outlet. The diverter structure also includes a second diverter structure arrangement. In the second diverter structure arrangement, the first actuator communicates the first inlet with the second outlet and the second actuator communicates the second inlet with the first outlet.

A sanitary shower device including a shower body including a fluid inlet configuration, a jet disk and an interposed fluid guidance, wherein jet output elements of the jet disk each have a first and a second fluid input opening and discharge fluid supplied via the first fluid input openings as a first shower jet with a first jet pattern and fluid supplied via the second fluid input openings as a second shower jet with a second jet pattern differing from the first jet pattern, a fluid control device including a fluid outlet connection configuration and a user-operated fluid control unit, and a fluid conduit configuration for fluid coupling of the fluid inlet configuration to the fluid outlet connection configuration.