A quick-assembly deodorant drainer for washbasin. The deodorant drainer comprises a drainer body including a mounting portion mounted in a water outlet of the washbasin and extends downward, a connecting portion mounted at a lower end of the mounting portion and is provided with a deodorant anti-overflow device, and a sewer pipe connected to a lower end of the connecting portion, shaped as a cylindrical straight pipe, and is provided with at least one bending portion. Wherein, the deodorant anti-overflow device includes a cylinder and a sealing cover, an upper end of the cylinder is open and a water-flow hole is disposed at a lower end thereof, and a cylindrical convex portion is disposed at an inner bottom portion of the cylinder and extends upwardly; the convex portion is internally provided with a through hole, and the sealing cover is disposed at the bottom of the cylinder.

A quick-assembly deodorant drainer for washbasin. The deodorant drainer comprises a drainer body including a mounting portion mounted in a water outlet of the washbasin and extends downward, a connecting portion mounted at a lower end of the mounting portion and is provided with a deodorant anti-overflow device, and a sewer pipe connected to a lower end of the connecting portion, shaped as a cylindrical straight pipe, and is provided with at least one bending portion. Wherein, the deodorant anti-overflow device includes a cylinder and a sealing cover, an upper end of the cylinder is open and a water-flow hole is disposed at a lower end thereof, and a cylindrical convex portion is disposed at an inner bottom portion of the cylinder and extends upwardly; the convex portion is internally provided with a through hole, and the sealing cover is disposed at the bottom of the cylinder.

A flushing system has a water reservoir; discharge equipment enabling delivery of water into the toilet bowl; the triggering member, which enables the water to be delivered via the discharge equipment; the normal operating mode in which the water is transferred by the triggering member; the standby mode in which the predetermined quantity of the water is transferred at the first predetermined period; the level measurement member enabling the level of water within the reservoir to be determined at a second period; the control panel comprising the first control member enabling the flushing system to operate in normal or standby mode; and the control unit for containing the information about the optimum water level within the reservoir, for comparing the level data to the optimum level information, for enabling the predetermined quantity of the water to be delivered at the first period when the flushing system is in standby mode.

An anti-oscillation valve for and in a trap primer to restrict the flow of water from the supply line to an upper chamber of the trap primer and to facilitate the flow of water from the upper chamber to the supply line. The anti-oscillation valve having a body with a water supply bore provided therethrough. The bore includes portions defining an inlet and an outlet. First and second bore shoulders are formed in the bore. A filter screen is retained in engagement with the first bore shoulder. An anti-oscillation valve disc freely rests on the second bore shoulder and is retained between the first bore shoulder and the second bore shoulder. The anti-oscillation valve disc includes a valve disc orifice defined through and communicating the inlet with the outlet.

An anti-oscillation valve for and in a trap primer to restrict the flow of water from the supply line to an upper chamber of the trap primer and to facilitate the flow of water from the upper chamber to the supply line. The anti-oscillation valve having a body with a water supply bore provided therethrough. The bore includes portions defining an inlet and an outlet. First and second bore shoulders are formed in the bore. A filter screen is retained in engagement with the first bore shoulder. An anti-oscillation valve disc freely rests on the second bore shoulder and is retained between the first bore shoulder and the second bore shoulder. The anti-oscillation valve disc includes a valve disc orifice defined through and communicating the inlet with the outlet.

An improved trap primer valve may include a valve body having a central tube having a proximal end coupled to an outlet orifice and an open distal end extending into a longitudinal bore of the valve, such that fluid exiting the outlet orifice passes through the central tube. A plug, including a head portion and a rod extending from the head portion into the central tube, may be configured to selectively seat against the distal end of the central tube. An annular cartridge surrounding the central tube may have one or more apertures leading to a partially water-filled inner chamber, and may be configured to unseat the plug in automatic response to a fluctuation in system water pressure, thereby opening the valve and charging a downstream trap.

An improved trap primer valve may include a valve body having a central tube having a proximal end coupled to an outlet orifice and an open distal end extending into a longitudinal bore of the valve, such that fluid exiting the outlet orifice passes through the central tube. A plug, including a head portion and a rod extending from the head portion into the central tube, may be configured to selectively seat against the distal end of the central tube. An annular cartridge surrounding the central tube may have one or more apertures leading to a partially water-filled inner chamber, and may be configured to unseat the plug in automatic response to a fluctuation in system water pressure, thereby opening the valve and charging a downstream trap.

A method for distributing water from a trap primer to at least one trap. The method includes providing a trap primer having an upper chamber separated by a flexible diaphragm from a lower chamber, and having a resilient gas enclosure located in the lower chamber. Water is provided to the trap primer at a line pressure charging the upper and lower chambers. As a result of a reduction in line pressure, the diaphragm is disengaged from a valve stem opening an orifice and causing the flow of water from the lower chamber to at least one trap.

A method for distributing water from a trap primer to at least one trap. The method includes providing a trap primer having an upper chamber separated by a flexible diaphragm from a lower chamber, and having a resilient gas enclosure located in the lower chamber. Water is provided to the trap primer at a line pressure charging the upper and lower chambers. As a result of a reduction in line pressure, the diaphragm is disengaged from a valve stem opening an orifice and causing the flow of water from the lower chamber to at least one trap.

An anti-oscillation valve for and in a trap primer to restrict the flow of water from the supply line to an upper chamber of the trap primer and to facilitate the flow of water from the upper chamber to the supply line. The anti-oscillation valve having a body with a water supply bore provided therethrough. The bore includes portions defining an inlet and an outlet. First and second bore shoulders are formed in the bore. A filter screen is retained in engagement with the first bore shoulder. An anti-oscillation valve disc freely rests on the second bore shoulder and is retained between the first bore shoulder and the second bore shoulder. The anti-oscillation valve disc includes a valve disc orifice defined through and communicating the inlet with the outlet.