Shanghai Kohler Electronics Ltd.

Lixil (china) Investment Co., Ltd

Dan Cao

Bo Hu

Minghui Zhu

Jiongjun Xue

Yingfeng Wang

Ni Li

Weiran Xin

Junyan Xu

Heqing Jiang

Jianjian Gao

The present utility model provides a modularized induction flushing device for a urinal and an induction urinal. The modularized induction flushing device comprises a water inlet and outlet assembly, a water drainage assembly, an electromagnetic valve assembly, and a power supply assembly, wherein the modularized induction flushing device further comprises an induction module, the induction module is associated with the electromagnetic valve assembly and is attached to the water inlet and outlet assembly and/or the water drainage assembly, wherein the induction module is configured to be switched between at least two induction modes in a replaceable mode, and the electromagnetic valve assembly responds to different induction modes of the induction module to control flushing of the urinal. According to the modularized induction flushing device of the present utility model, the replaceable induction module is provided, the induction modes can be switched according to different needs, the use experience of a user is improved, the modularized induction flushing device is easy to implement, the performance is obviously improved, the modularized induction flushing device can be applied to various occasions, and the diversified requirements of the user are met.

Modularized induction flushing device for urinal and induction urinal

A method for automatically configuring an electronic toilet device includes detecting usage of the electronic toilet device throughout a first time period. The first time period is divided into a plurality of discrete time units. The method further includes recording a usage state for each of the plurality of time units in the first time period based on the detecting and using the recorded usage states to configure an operating schedule for the electronic toilet device for a next time period. The method further includes operating the electronic toilet device throughout the next time period according to the operating schedule while detecting and recording a usage state for each of the plurality of time units in the next time period and periodically configuring an operating schedule for each subsequent time period using the recorded usage states associated with a preceding time period.

Methods for automatically configuring an operating schedule for an electronic toilet device

Systems and methods for automatically configuring an operating schedule for an electronic toilet device

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Dan Cao