Geberit Technik Ag

Geberit Ag

Geberit International Ag

Paul Wey

Peter Schmucki

Thomas Riehm

Martin Rüdisser

Alex Hubatka

Eckart Ohmann

The fill valve incorporates a housing ( ) that has a vertical water-carrying channel ( ) that leads from an inlet ( ) to be fastened on the flush tank bottom ( ) to a float-controlled diaphragm valve ( ). The diaphragm valve ( ) incorporates in a diaphragm ( ) a passage for the pressure equalization between a first chamber ( ) in front of the diaphragm ( ) and a second chamber ( ) behind the diaphragm ( ). To actuate the diaphragm valve ( ) a pilot valve ( ) is provided. The diaphragm valve ( ) is disposed laterally on the housing ( ), thus permitting a low overall height.

Fill valve assembly for a flush tank

A flushing device has two water outlets, wherein one outlet is connected to an arch of a trap of the toilet bowl. This outlet is connected to means with which a portion of the flushing water present in a flushing tank can be pressurized and released to this outlet. The water is briefly set into motion with the pressurized flushing water, and more effective emptying of the trap is achieved. The flushing device according to the present invention represents a lower load for the water pipes and operates with less noise than flushing valve-type devices.

Flushing device for a toilet

Float valve for a toilet cistern

The drain valve (1) has a valve tube (26) as well as an insert (37) with a float (38) in a valve housing (36). The float (38) is connected with the valve tube (26). In the bottom (49) of the insert (37) openings (39, 41a) are provided, which can be made to index by rotating a punched disk (40). For setting or resetting the flush water quantity, the punched disk (40) can be rotated by raising and turning the valve tube (26). Cogs (43) of the punched disk (40) will then engage in corresponding cutouts (45) at the lower end of the valve tube (26).

Drain valve for a flush tank

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Eschenbach, Switzerland

Paul Wey