Hitachi, Ltd.

Kyushu Hitachi Maxell, Ltd.

Shigeharu Sayama

Tetsuya Tanaka

Hiroshi Koizumi

Yoshikazu Ishitsuka

Ryosuke Miyagawa

Tadasu Nagao

Ryosuke Miyakawa

Yoshikazu Ishizuka

Automatic urine accumulator

An automatic urine collection apparatus includes a collection container for accumulating urine transferred from a urine receiver through a tube and a main body for supporting the collection container, wherein the main body includes a suction pump for sucking the urine received by the urine receiver and carrying the urine to the collection container, a mass sensor for measuring the urine accumulated in the collection container, a control board for calculating a volume of the urine based on the measured mass of the urine, and an indicator for indicating the calculated volume of the urine.

Automatic urine collection apparatus

An automatic urine collecting apparatus for collecting urine received by a urine receiver through a tube, includes: a container for receiving and storing urine; a pump that sucks and conveys urine from the urine receiver to the container through the tube, wherein the pump comprises a rotary pump. A body including the pump may cover an opening of container. An overhead portion included in the body may cover the opening of container. The apparatus may further comprise an elevator mechanism to elevate the container to couple the container to the overhead portion.

Automatic urine collecting apparatus

A nozzle for a sprayer having a spray body, including a nozzle body formed with a delivery hole communicating with the spray body, a sealing member fitted around the nozzle body axially rearwardly of the delivery hole, and a cap member axially retractably mounted on the nozzle body and formed, at its front face and at its outer periphery, with a spray opening and a discharge opening, respectively. A cover member with a central outlet hole is mounted on the cap member.

Nozzle for sprayer

An electric spray including a spray casing having a grip formed with a recess, a tank mounted on the spray casing, a nozzle member fitted detachably into the recess and a slide switch mounted slidably on the grip. The spray casing accommodates a pump and a motor for driving the pump, while the slide switch is formed with a hollow for receiving the nozzle member so as to be at least partially exposed outwardly when the nozzle member has been received by the hollow.

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Fukuoka, Japan

Shigeharu Sayama