Defond Components Limited

Defond Holdings (h.k.) Co. Limited

Kai Chi Chan

Man Ting Ho

Man Hon Lee

Kwok Chiu Yu

Ping N Lin

Moon W Lee

Man Yin Arthur Newton Chu

Yu Chi Lok

Alec Kam Lek Quan

A toilet apparatus includes a toilet bowl with a seat, a reservoir for containing water for flushing the toilet bowl, and a water jet device including a conduit with an inlet, an outlet, and a nozzle at the outlet and located in the toilet bowl for generating a water jet to clean a user. A thermoelectric heat pump having a cold side in thermal communication with water in the reservoir extracts heat from the water in the reservoir and a hot side in thermal communication with a conduit section of the conduit supplies heat extracted from water in the reservoir and increases the temperature of water flowing through the conduit.

Toilet apparatus

A fluid-operated actuator assembly has a valve with an inlet for connection to a pressurized fluid source, a bi-stable electromagnetic device for operating the valve, which has a first state closing the valve and a second state opening the valve, a hydraulic actuator, and an electronic control circuit. The hydraulic actuator has an actuating member in a housing, the housing having a chamber on one side of the actuating member to which an outlet of the valve is connected for receiving fluid from the fluid source when the valve is opened, the actuating member for operation of the hydraulic actuator. The control circuit momentarily energizes the bi-stable electromagnetic device to the hydraulic actuator from the second state, back to the first state, to terminate operation of the hydraulic actuator.

Liquid-operated actuator assembly, particularly for a flush toilet, and flush toilet incorporating the assembly

A method of assigning identification codes to devices, each device including a controller, a memory, and a switch, with the devices connected in a series circuit. The method includes opening all of the switches, supplying a signal, including an identification code, to the first device of the series circuit and storing the identification code in the memory of the first device, closing the switch of the first device to connect to the next device in the series circuit, sending an acknowledgement to the series circuit, and repeating the process for each of the devices, successively, for each of the devices in the series circuit, and assigning a different identification code to each of the devices.

Method of assigning identification codes to devices in a network

A trigger assembly for controlling an electric power tool including a motor comprises a base for fixing within the power tool and a trigger supported by the base for inward and outward movement, the trigger being resiliently biassed outwards. The base has a housing including an opening open to the interior of the power tool. A switch provided in the housing is operable in response to the movement of the trigger to switch on and off the motor. An electronic operating circuitry provided in the housing includes a solid-state device for switching at a frequency having a variable duty cycle to control the operation of the motor when the switch is closed. Also included is a flywheel diode for the motor, which is operable when the solid-state device is non-conducting while switching. The diode is supported at or adjacent the housing opening to facilitate heat dissipation.

Power tool trigger assembly

A trigger assembly for controlling an electric power tool including a motor comprises a base for fixing within the power tool and a trigger supported by the base for inward and outward movement. The base has a housing, a first mechanical switch provided in the housing and operable to switch on and off the motor, and an electronic operating circuitry provided in the housing for controlling the operation of the motor when the first switch is closed. The base includes a slider guided within the housing for movement by the trigger to operate the first switch and the operating circuitry. Also included is a second mechanical switch provided within the housing and operable in response to the movement of the trigger to switch on and off an auxiliary device for the power tool. The auxiliary device is located externally of the base and is operable independently of the operating circuitry.

A trigger assembly for an electric power tool including a motor comprises a base for fixing within the power tool and a trigger supported by the base for inward and outward movement. A mechanical switch in the base switches on and off the motor. An operating circuitry including a solid-state device in the base controls the motor when the switch is closed. A slider guided within the base for movement by the trigger operates the switch and the operating circuitry. The switch has a fixed contact, a moving contact pivotable into contact with and out of contact from the fixed contact, and a spring biassing the moving contact towards the closed position. The moving contact has a first end for contacting the fixed contact and a second end for engagement by the slider to cause pivoting of the moving contact to the open position. Two such switches are used as main and bypass switches, with their moving contacts supported by a common conductive support together forming a switch module to facilitate installation.

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Kai Chi Chan