Shower controlling device

Abstract

A shower controlling device, comprising a body part, comprising multiple water inlets each for supplying hot fluid and cold fluid, water outlet(s) for discharging mixed fluid and outlet cavity, wherein these water inlets are disposed opposite to each other, and the water outlet(s) is disposed perpendicular to these water inlets, and the outlet cavity is configured as a centrosymmetric structure and connected with the water outlet(s); a mixing valve, which is engaged with the body part and configured for mixing the cold fluid and the hot fluid entering the body part; a switching valve, which is disposed downstream of the mixing valve and used for controlling the on-off of the mixed fluid entering the outlet cavity to the water outlet(s); a valve cover set, which is detachably engaged with the body part and the switching valve is sleeved therein so that the switching valve is engaged in a fixed way with the body part. The shower controlling device comprises the body part and the valve cover set with unique structural design, and the body part has the outlet cavity with inventive structural design, which avoids the occurrence of problem that the mixed fluid is limited on its flow due to the possible overlap of paths of the water outlets when it faces different water outlets. The valve cover set provides enhanced structural strength and facilitates to be installed and maintained.