Hitachi, Ltd.

Tagasangyo, Ltd.

Ihitachi Taga Technology, Ltd.

Toshiharu Kodato

Kozo Tamura

Toshihiro Takahashi

Akira Iida

Shoichi Ito

Syoichi Nihira

Yasuhiro Tsukamoto

Masaki Kaji

Tomotaka Honda

The present invention relates to a bubble massager used in a bathtub in which a rechargeable storage battery is used as a power supply, One display unit for displaying both a charging state and an operating state is provided. It is possible to discharge and select three types of bubble jets, weak, strong and intermittent, and to display an operating mode. Futhermore, it is possible to display a trouble location of the bubble massager by high-speed flickering of the one display unit. Moreover, the bubble massager constructed so that the jet is controlled so as to be discharged in the order of weak.fwdarw.strong.fwdarw.intermittent and the intermittent jet is made to repeat strong .rarw..fwdarw. feeble jet for providing an uninterrupted jet in order to relieve a shock due to a sensible sudden change caused by change over of the bubble jet.

Bubble massager

A charging circuit comprises a main circuit for charging a battery and a power unit connected to an electric power source. The main circuit and the power unit are connected through a connector to each other. The power source transformed by a transformer located at the power unit is supplied to the connector through a contact of a direct current relay. After alternating current is introduced to the main circuit from the power unit, the alternating current is rectified by a diode bridge. The direct current from the diode bridge is supplied to the battery through a control circuit. When the battery is charged sufficiently, the control circuit outputs an instruction signal to a diode portion of a photo-triac connected between an output terminal of the diode bridge and the control relay. When the instruction signal is transmitted to the diode portion, a triac portion of the photo-triac, which is connected between one of an input terminal of the diode bridge and the connector, outputs another instruction signal to the relay located at the power unit for opening the contact through the connector.

Charging circuit

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Toshiharu Kodato