NL2024053B1

NL2024053B1 - Water overflowing preventing washbasin

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Publication number: NL2024053B1
Application number: NL2024053A
Authority: NL
Inventors: Wu Xianfeng; Li Guiyu
Original assignee: Nanjing Enwell Tech Service Co Ltd
Priority date: 2018-10-18
Filing date: 2019-10-18
Publication date: 2020-05-13
Also published as: CN109235563A; NL2024053A; CN109235563B

Abstract

Embodiments of this application disclose a water overflowing preventing washbasin. The water overflowing preventing washbasin includes a hand basin and a tap. The tap includes a faucet and a handle. The water overflowing preventing washbasin further includes a lifting bar, a water level monitoring device, a lifting bar driving device, and a controller. When a height of water in the hand basin rises to a preset height that can be detected by the water level monitoring device, the water level monitoring device sends a tap off signal to the controller, so that the controller can control the lifting bar driving device to operate, to drive the lifting bar to descend. The handle of the tap is pressed down by using the lifting bar, to automatically turn off the tap. After the tap is turned off, the controller can control the lifting bar driving device to operate, to drive the lifting bar to ascend to be reset. In this way, while the water in the hand basin is prevented from overflowing because the tap keeps discharging the water, wastes of water resources are avoided.

Description

Title: WATER OVERFLOWING PREVENTING WASHBASIN

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of smart households, and in particular, to a water overflowing preventing washbasin.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0002] A washbasin is a basic facility in a domestic sanitary system, and is usually composed of a tap and a hand basin. The tap communicates with a tap-water pipe, and a bottom portion of the hand basin communicates with a sewer pipe. When using the washbasin, a user may turn on the tap to wash hands or face in the hand basin by using tap water. During actual use of the washbasin, cases in which water in the hand basin overflows because the user forgets to turn off the tap frequently occur. As a result, other articles in a room are damaged because of being soaked by water. For example, wooden floor deforms after being soaked by water.

[0003] Refer to FIG. 1. FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an existing water overflowing preventing washbasin. The water overflowing preventing washbasin includes a hand basin 1 and a tap 2 disposed on the hand basin 1. A bottom portion of the hand basin 1 is provided with a sewer nozzle 12, and a sewer switch 11 is disposed on the sewer nozzle 12. The tap 2 is disposed on the hand basin 1. The tap 2 includes a faucet 21 and a handle 22 disposed on the faucet 21. The tap 2 communicates with a tap-water pipe, and on and off of the faucet 21 may be controlled by using the handle 22. The sewer nozzle 12 communicates with a sewer pipe 3, and on and off of the sewer nozzle 12 may be controlled by using the sewer switch 11. An inner wall of the hand basin 1 is further provided with an overflow hole 13. The overflow hole 13 communicates with the sewer nozzle 12. When a water level in the hand basin 1 reaches a height of the overflow hole 13, water may be drained from the hand basin 1 through the overflow hole 13, to control the water level in the hand basin 1 to be lower than the height of the overflow hole 13, thus avoiding overflow caused by an excessive high water level in the hand basin 1.

[0004] However, although the foregoing existing water overflowing preventing washbasin can avoid overflow in use, when the user forgets to turn off the tap, excess water in the hand basin is directly drained from the sewer pipe through the overflow hole. In this case, although overflow is avoided, a lot of water resources may be wasted before the user turns off the tap.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0005] An objective of the present invention is to provide a water overflowing preventing washbasin, to resolve a problem that an existing water overflowing preventing washbasin may result in wastes of water resources.

[0006] This application provides a water overflowing preventing washbasin, including a hand basin and a tap disposed on the hand basin, the tap including a faucet and a handle disposed on the faucet, where the water overflowing preventing washbasin further includes a lifting bar, a water level monitoring device, a lifting bar driving device, and a controller;

a basin wall of the hand basin is provided with a cavity, the cavity is located at a bottom portion ofthe tap, the lifting bar is disposed at an upper surface of the hand basin in a vertical manner, the lifting bar is located at one side of the tap, a top portion of the lifting bar extends to be above the handle, a bottom portion of the lifting bar extends into the cavity, the water level monitoring device is disposed at a basin wall surface within the hand basin, and the lifting bar driving device and the controller are disposed in the cavity;

the water level monitoring device is electrically connected to the controller, and is configured to send a tap off signal to the controller after it is detected that a water level in the hand basin reaches a preset water level;

the controller is electrically connected to the lifting bar driving device, and is configured to control the lifting bar driving device to operate after the tap off signal is received; and the lifting bar driving device is connected to the portion that is of the lifting bar and that extends into the cavity, and is configured to drive, under control of the controller, the lifting bar to descend to drive the handle to be turned off, and to drive the lifting bar to ascend after the handle is turned off.

[0007] In actual applications, a user can turn on the handle in an upward direction, so that tap water flows from the faucet to the hand basin, to enable the user to perform cleaning operations on hands, face, and the like in the hand basin. When the user temporarily leaves the washbasin without turning off the tap, and a sewer switch at a bottom portion of the hand basin is also turned off, a height of the water in the hand basin gradually increases. When a water level in the hand basin rises to a preset height that can be detected by the water level monitoring device, the water level monitoring device sends a tap off signal to the controller, so that the controller can control the lifting bar driving device to operate, to drive the lifting bar to descend. The handle of the tap is pressed down by using the lifting bar, to automatically turn off the tap. After the tap is turned off, the controller can control the lifting bar driving device to operate, to drive the lifting bar to ascend to be reset. According to the water overflowing preventing washbasin provided in this application, by providing the lifting bar, the water level monitoring device, the lifting bar driving device, and the controller, the tap may be automatically turned off after the water level in the hand basin reaches the preset height. In this way, while the water in the hand basin is prevented from overflowing because the tap keeps discharging the water, wastes of water resources are avoided.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0008] FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an existing water overflowing preventing washbasin;

[0009] FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an external structure of a water overflowing preventing washbasin according to an embodiment of this application;

[0010] FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged schematic diagram of an A region in FIG. 2;

[0011] FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of an internal structure of a water overflowing preventing washbasin according to an embodiment of this application;

[0012] FIG. 5 is a schematic partial sectional view of a water level monitoring device of a water overflowing preventing washbasin according to an embodiment of this application;

[0013] FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a lifting bar of a water overflowing preventing washbasin according to an embodiment of this application; and

[0014] FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a use status of a water overflowing preventing washbasin according to an embodiment of this application.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

[0015] Refer to FIG. 2 to FIG. 4. An embodiment of this application provides a water overflowing preventing washbasin, including a hand basin 1 and a tap 2 disposed on the hand basin 1. The tap 2 includes a faucet 21 and a handle 22 disposed on the faucet 21. The water overflowing preventing washbasin further includes a lifting bar 4, a water level monitoring device 5, a lifting bar driving device, and a controller 9.

[0016] The hand basin 1 may be made of glass, a ceramic material, or a metal material. A cavity 10 is disposed within a basin wall of the hand basin 1, and the cavity 10 is located at a bottom portion of the tap 2. The lifting bar 4 is disposed at an upper surface of the hand basin 1 in a vertical manner, and is located at one side of the tap 2. A top portion of the lifting bar 4 extends to be above the handle 22, and the lifting bar 4 is configured to automatically press down the handle 22 while descending, to turn off the tap 2. A bottom portion of the lifting bar 4 extends into the cavity 10.

[0017] The water level monitoring device 5 is disposed at a basin wall surface within the hand basin 1, and the lifting bar driving device and the controller 9 are disposed in the cavity 10. The water level monitoring device 5 is electrically connected to the controller 9, and is configured to send a tap off signal to the controller 9 after it is detected that a water level in the hand basin 1 reaches a preset water level. The controller 9 is electrically connected to the lifting bar driving device, and is configured to control the lifting bar driving device to operate after the tap off signal is received. The lifting bar driving device is connected to the portion that is of the lifting bar 4 and that extends into the cavity 10, and is configured to drive, under control of the controller 9, the lifting bar 4 to descend to drive the handle 22 to be turned off, and to drive the lifting bar 4 to ascend after the handle 22 is turned off. In this case, the tap is automatically turned off after the water level in the hand basin reaches a preset height. In this way, while the water in the hand basin is prevented from overflowing because the tap keeps discharging the water, wastes of water resources are avoided.

[0018] Refer to FIG. 4. As an optional implementation, the lifting bar 4 includes a horizontal portion 42 and a vertical portion 41. One end of the horizontal portion 42 is connected to a top portion of the vertical portion 41 in a vertical manner. The horizontal portion 42 and the vertical portion 41 may be connected in an integral manner. An upper surface of the hand basin 1 is provided with a lifting hole 14 communicating with the cavity 10. A size of the lifting hole 14 matches with that of the vertical portion 41. A bottom portion of the vertical portion 41 extends into the cavity 10 through the lifting hole 14. A protection tube that protrudes relative to the upper surface of the hand basin 1 may also be disposed at a position of the lifting hole 14. A bottom portion of the protection tube communicates with the lifting hole 14. The vertical portion 41 is located within the protection tube, so that water at the upper surface of the hand basin 1 may be prevented from flowing into the cavity 10 through the lifting hole 14, to avoid adverse impacts on the lifting bar driving device and the controller 9.

[0019] The bottom portion of the vertical portion 41 is provided with a guide channel 412. The guide channel 412 is specifically disposed at the portion that is ofthe vertical portion 41 and that extends into the cavity 10. The guide channel 412 penetrates a front surface and a back surface of the vertical portion 41, and extends along a vertical direction. A guide post 413 is disposed in the cavity 10. A diameter of the guide post 413 is equal to a width of the guide channel 412, and the guide post 413 passes through the guide channel 412 in a vertical manner.When the lifting bar 4 ascends or descends, the guide channel 412 may perform guiding and limiting operations by using the guide post 413. A top portion and a bottom portion of the guide channel 412 may be provided to have arc shapes that fit with the diameter of the guide post 413, to improve stability when the guide post 413 is in contact with a top end and a bottom end of the guide channel 412.

[0020] As an optional implementation, a side portion of the vertical portion 41 is provided with a plurality of drive gears 411 that are evenly distributed from top to bottom. The lifting bar driving device includes a motor 6, a driving gear 7, and a driven gear 8. The motor 6 is disposed at a bottom portion of the cavity 10, and is electrically connected to the controller 9. The bottom portion of the cavity 10 may be provided with a motor base on which the motor 6 is fixed on. The controller 9 may be fixed in the cavity 10 by using a screw.

[0021] The driving gear 7 is disposed on an output shaft of the motor 6. A gear shaft 81 is disposed above the motor 6. The gear shaft 81 is disposed to be parallel to the guide post 413. The driven gear 8 is disposed on the gear shaft 81. The driving gear 7 is engaged with the driven gear 8, and the driven gear 8 is engaged with the drive gear 411.

[0022] After receiving the tap off signal, the controller 9 may control the output shaft of the motor 6 to rotate clockwise, to drive the driving gear 7 to rotate clockwise, and the driving gear 7 further drives the driven gear 8 to rotate anticlockwise. The driven gear 8 drives the lifting bar 4 to descend by using the drive gear 411, thus pressing down the handle 22 of the tap 2 by using the horizontal portion 42 of the lifting bar 4, thereby automatically turning off the tap 2.

[0023] Refer to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4. As an optional implementation, the water level monitoring device 5 includes a shell 51, a sensor mounting base 52, and an optoelectronic liquid-level sensor 53. The shell 51 is in a cuboid shape, and is disposed in an edge region within the hand basin 1 in a vertical manner. A height of the shell 51 fits with a depth of the hand basin 1. The sensor mounting base 52 is disposed on the shell 51. The optoelectronic liquid-level sensor 53 is disposed within the sensor mounting base 52, and is electrically connected to the controller 9.

[0024] Because a near-infrared light-emitting diode and a photoreceiver are usually included in the optoelectronic liquid-level sensor 53, light emitted by the light-emitting diode is guided into a lens at a top portion of the sensor. If the optoelectronic liquidlevel sensor 53 is not in contact with a liquid, the light emitted by the light-emitting diode is directly reflected to the photoreceiver from the lens. When the lens of the optoelectronic liquid-level sensor 53 is imsersed in the liquid, the light emitted by the light-emitting diode is refracted into the liquid, so that the photoreceiver cannot receive the light or can merely receive a small amount of light. By sensing the foregoing changes, the optoelectronic liquid-level sensor 53 can send the tap off signal to the controller 9 and turn off the tap 2 in a timely manner, thereby preventing the water from overflowing from the hand basin 1.

[0025] Refer to FIG. 5. As an optional implementation, a guide rail 511 extending in a vertical manner is disposed on the shell 51. Chutes 512 extending in a vertical manner are disposed at both sides of the guide rail 511. Sliders 521 are disposed at both ends of the sensor mounting base 52, and the sensor mounting base 52 is disposed within the guide rail 511. The slider 521 is connected to the chute 512 in a sliding manner. The sensor mounting base 52 can slide up and down within the guide rail 511, to freely adjust a height of the sensor mounting base 52. In this way, a user can freely adjust a position of the optoelectronic liquid-level sensor 53 according to actual use requirements, to set a highest water level in the hand basin 1.

[0026] An adjustment rod 522 is disposed at one end that is on the sensor mounting base 52 and that faces an inner side of the hand basin 1. The adjustment rod 522 is composed of multiple sections of sub-adjustment rods that are hingedly connected, and a magnet 523 is disposed at a surface of the adjustment rod 522. An adjustment channel extending in a vertical manner is disposed at a position at which a side wall of the shell 51 corresponds to the adjustment rod 522. The adjustment rod 522 extends outside the shell 51 after passing through the adjustment channel. A side that is at a surface of the shell 51 and that is close to the adjustment rod 522 is provided with a strip-shaped iron sheet 524 that is disposed in a vertical manner.

[0027] When the position of the optoelectronic liquid-level sensor 53 needs to be adjusted, the user can take off the magnet 523 attracted on the strip-shaped iron sheet 524, and move up and down the adjustment rod 522 within the adjustment channel, to adjust the height of the sensor mounting base 52 in the guide rail 511. After the sensor mounting base 52 is adjusted to a proper height, the adjustment rod 522 can be bent toward the strip-shaped iron sheet 524, so that the magnet 523 on the adjustment rod 522 is attracted on the strip-shaped iron sheet 524. In this way, the position of the sensor mounting base 52 is fixed.

[0028] As an optional implementation, a top end of the guide rail 511 is provided with a cable hole, and a connection cable between the optoelectronic liquid-level sensor 53 and the controller 9 extends into the cavity 10 after passing through the cable hole. A length of the connection cable between the optoelectronic liquid-level sensor 53 and the controller 9 needs to fit with an adjustment track of the sensor mounting base 52. The cable hole is disposed at the top end of the guide rail 511, so that the water in the hand basin 1 may be prevented from entering the cavity 10 from the cable hole, to prevent the lifting bar driving device and the controller 9 in the cavity 10 from being damaged.

[0029] As an optional implementation, a length of the horizontal portion 42 of the lifting bar 4 is greater than a double of a distance between the faucet 21 and the vertical portion 41 of the lifting bar 4. The handle 22 of the tap 2 usually has two positions for opening hot water and cool water in an opening status, and at the foregoing two opening positions, the handle 22 is respectively raised toward the upper left and the upper right of the faucet 21. Therefore, the length of the horizontal portion 42 needs to be set to be long enough, to ensure that the horizontal portion 42 of the lifting bar 4 can be in contact with the handle 22 during a descending process.

[0030] Refer to FIG. 6. As an optional implementation, a bottom portion of the horizontal portion 42 is provided with a concave portion 421, and a rubber pad 422 is disposed in the concave portion 421. By providing the concave portion 421 and the rubber pad 422 at the bottom portion of the horizontal portion 42, the rubber pad 422 can be in contact with the handle 22 when the horizontal portion 42 descends, to increase a friction force between the horizontal portion 42 and the handle 22, thereby improving stability when pressure is applied downward to the handle 22, so as to ensure that the handle 22 is successfully turned off.

[0031] Refer to FIG. 7, it may be learned from the foregoing technical solutions that when using the water overflowing preventing washbasin provided in this application, the user can turn on the handle 22 in an upward direction, so that tap water flows from the faucet 21 to the hand basin 1, to enable the user to perform cleaning operations on hands, face, and the like in the hand basin 1. When the user temporarily leaves the washbasin without turning off the tap 2, and a sewer switch at the bottom portion of the hand basin 1 is also turned off, the height of the water in the hand basin 1 gradually increases. When the water level in the hand basin 1 rises to a preset height that can be detected by the water level monitoring device, the water level monitoring device sends a tap off signal to the controller 9, so that the controller 9 can control the lifting bar driving device to operate, to drive the lifting bar 4 to descend. The handle 22 of the tap is pressed down by using the lifting bar 4, to automatically turn off the tap 2. After the tap 2 is turned off, the controller 9 can control the lifting bar driving device to operate, to drive the lifting bar 4 to ascend to be reset. In this way, while the water in the hand basin is prevented from overflowing because the tap 2 keeps discharging the water, wastes of water resources are avoided.

Claims

1. Een overstromingspreventiewastafel, omvattende een wasbassin en een kraan die op het wasbassin is aangebracht, waarbij de kraan een uitstroomkanaal omvat en een handvat, dat op het uitstroomkanaal is aangebracht, waarbij de overstromingspreventiewastafel verder een hefbalk, een waterniveaumeetinrichting, een hefbalkaandrijfinrichting en een regelaar omvat;An overflow prevention washbasin, comprising a wash basin and a faucet mounted on the wash basin, the faucet comprising an outflow channel and a handle mounted on the outflow channel, the overflow prevention washbasin further including a lifting beam, a water level measuring device, a lifting beam drive device and a controller includes;

waarbij een bassinrand van het wasbassin is voorzien van een holte, waarbij de holte zich bevindt aan een ondergedeelte van de kraan, waarbij de hefbalk op een verticale wijze is aangebracht aan een bovenoppervlak van het wasbassin, waarbij de hefbalk zich aan een zijde van de kraan bevindt, waarbij een topgedeelte van de hefbalk zich boven het handvat uitstrekt, waarbij een ondergedeelte van de hefbalk zich uitstrekt in de holte, waarbij de waterniveaumeetinrichting is aangebracht aan een bassinwandoppervlak in het wasbassin, en waarbij de hefbalkaandrijfinrichting en de regelaar zijn aangebracht in de holte;wherein a basin rim of the wash basin is provided with a cavity, the cavity being located on a lower part of the tap, the lifting beam being arranged vertically on an upper surface of the washing basin, the lifting beam being on one side of the tap with a top portion of the lifting beam extending above the handle, a lower portion of the lifting beam extending into the cavity, the water level measuring device being mounted on a basin wall surface in the wash basin, and the lifting beam driving device and the controller being mounted in the cavity ;

waarbij de waterniveaumeetinrichting elektrisch is verbonden met de regelaar, en is ingericht om een kraan-uitsignaal te verzenden naar de regelaar wanneer is gedetecteerd dat een waterniveau in het wasbassin een vooringesteld waterniveau bereikt;wherein the water level measuring device is electrically connected to the controller, and is arranged to send a tap out signal to the controller when a water level in the wash basin is detected to reach a preset water level;

waarbij de regelaar elektrisch is verbonden met de hefbalkaandrijfinrichting, en is ingericht om de hefbalkaandrijfinrichting te bedienen nadat het kraan-uitsignaal is ontvangen; en waarbij de hefbalkaandrijfinrichting is verbonden met het gedeelte van de hefbalk dat zich uitstrekt in de holte, en is ingericht om, onder regeling van de regelaar, de hefbalk aan te drijven om de dalen om het handvat aan te drijven om te worden uitgeschakeld, en om de hefbalk te laten stijgen nadat het handvat is uitgeschakeld.wherein the controller is electrically connected to the lifting beam drive device, and is arranged to operate the lifting beam driving device after the crane off signal has been received; and wherein the lift beam drive device is connected to the portion of the lift beam that extends into the cavity, and is arranged to drive the lift beam, under control of the controller, to drive the valleys around the handle to be disengaged, and to raise the lifting beam after the handle has been turned off.

2. Overstromingspreventiewastafel volgens conclusie 1, waarbij de hefbalk een horizontaal gedeelte omvat en een verticaal gedeelte; waarbij een uiteinde van het horizontale gedeelte op een verticale wijze is verbonden met een topgedeelte van het verticale gedeelte; waarbij een bovenoppervlak van het wasbassin is uitgevoerd met een hefgat dat in verbinding staat met de holte; waarbij het ondergedeelte van het verticale gedeelte zich door het hefgat uitstrekt in de holte; waarbij het ondergedeelte van het verticale gedeelte is voorzien van een geleidekanaal; waarbij hetThe flood prevention washbasin of claim 1, wherein the lifting beam comprises a horizontal section and a vertical section; wherein one end of the horizontal portion is vertically connected to a top portion of the vertical portion; wherein an upper surface of the wash basin is formed with a lifting hole communicating with the cavity; the lower portion of the vertical portion extending through the lifting hole into the cavity; wherein the lower part of the vertical part is provided with a guide channel; where it

- 13geleidekanaal door een vooroppervlak en een achteroppervlak van het verticale gedeelte steekt; waarbij het geleidekanaal zich uitstrekt langs een verticale richting;- 13 guide channel protrudes through a front surface and a rear surface of the vertical section; the guide channel extending along a vertical direction;

waarbij een geleidestang is aangebracht in de holte; waarbij een diameter van de geleidestand gelijk is aan een breedte van het geleidekanaal; en waarbij de geleidestang op een verticale wijze door het geleidekanaal loopt.wherein a guide rod is arranged in the cavity; wherein a diameter of the guide position is equal to a width of the guide channel; and wherein the guide rod passes vertically through the guide channel.

3. Overstromingspreventiewastafel volgens conclusie 2, waarbij een zijgedeelte van het verticale gedeelte is voorzien van meerdere aandrijvingstandwielen die evenredig van boven naar beneden zijn verspreid;An overflow prevention washbasin according to claim 2, wherein a side portion of the vertical portion includes a plurality of drive gears distributed evenly from top to bottom;

waarbij de hefbalkaandrijfinrichting een motor omvat, een aandrijftandwiel en een aangedreven tandwiel, waarbij de motor aan een ondergedeelte van de holte is aangebracht, en waarbij de motor elektrisch is verbonden met de regelaar; en waarbij het aandrijftandwiel is aangebracht op een uitvoeras van de motor, waarbij een tandwielas boven de motor is aangebracht, waarbij de tandwielas is aangebracht om parallel te zijn aan de geleidestang, waarbij het aangedreven tandwiel is aangebracht op de tandwielas, waarbij het aandrijftandwiel ingrijpt met het aangedreven tandwiel, en waarbij het aangedreven tandwiel aangrijpt met het aandrijvingstandwiel.the lift beam drive device comprising a motor, a drive gear and a driven gear, the motor being mounted on a lower portion of the cavity, the motor being electrically connected to the controller; and wherein the drive gear is mounted on an output shaft of the motor, a gear shaft is arranged above the motor, the gear shaft is arranged to be parallel to the guide rod, the driven gear is mounted on the gear shaft, the drive gear engages with the driven gear, and wherein the driven gear engages the drive gear.

4. Overstromingspreventiewastafel volgens conclusie 3, waarbij de waterniveaumeetinrichting een schaal, een sensormontagebasis, en een optoelektronische vloeistofniveausensor omvat; en waarbij de schaal een kubusvorm heeft, de schaal op een verticale wijze is aangebracht in een randgebied binnen het wasbassin, waarbij de sensormontagebasis is aangebracht op de schaal, waarbij de opto-elektronische vloeistofniveausensor is aangebracht binnen de sensormontagebasis, en waarbij de opto-elektronische vloeistofniveausensor elektrisch is verbonden met de regelaar.The flood prevention basin of claim 3, wherein the water level measuring device comprises a scale, a sensor mounting base, and an optoelectronic liquid level sensor; and wherein the shell is cubic in shape, the shell is arranged vertically in an edge area within the wash basin, the sensor mounting base is mounted on the shell, the optoelectronic liquid level sensor is disposed within the sensor mounting base, and the optoelectronic liquid level sensor is electrically connected to the controller.

5. Overstromingspreventiewastafel volgens conclusie 4, waarbij een geleiderails die zich op een verticale wijze uitstrekt is aangebracht op de schaal, waarbij goten die zich op verticale wijze uitstrekken zijn aangebracht aan beide zijdes van de geleiderail, waarbij glijders zijn aangebracht aan beide uiteindes van de sensormontagebasis, waarbij de sensormontagebasis is aangebracht binnen de geleiderail, en waarbij de glijder op een glijdende wijze is verbonden met de goot.The flood prevention basin of claim 4, wherein a guide rails extending in a vertical manner is provided on the tray, with gutters extending vertically arranged on both sides of the guide rail, with slides being provided on both ends of the sensor mounting base wherein the sensor mounting base is disposed within the guide rail, and the slider is slidably connected to the trough.

6. Overstromingspreventiewastafel volgens conclusie 5, waarbij een verstelstang is aangebracht aan een uiteinde dat ligt op de sensormontagebasis en dat is gericht naar een binnenzijde van het wasbassin, waarbij de verstelstang is samengesteld uit meerdere gedeeltes van sub-verstelstangen die scharnierbaar zijn verbonden, en waarbij een magneet is aangebracht op de verstelstang; en een verstelkanaal dat zich op een verticale wijze uitstrekt is aangebracht op een positie waar een zijwand van de schaal overeenkomt met de verstelstang, waarbij de verstelstang zich, na door het verstelkanaal te zijn gelopen, buiten de schaal uitstrekt, en waarbij een zijde op een oppervlak van de schaal en nabij de verstelstang is voorzien van een strookvormige ijzeren vel dat op een verticale wijze is aangebracht.An overflow prevention washbasin according to claim 5, wherein an adjustment rod is disposed at one end which rests on the sensor mounting base and faces an interior of the wash basin, the adjustment rod being composed of multiple portions of sub-adjustment rods hingedly connected, and a magnet is mounted on the adjustment rod; and an adjustment channel which extends in a vertical manner is arranged at a position where a side wall of the shell corresponds to the adjustment rod, wherein the adjustment rod, after passing through the adjustment channel, extends outside the shell, and one side on a surface of the shell and near the adjustment rod is provided with a strip-shaped iron sheet which is arranged in a vertical manner.

7. Overstromingspreventiewastafel volgens conclusie 6, waarbij een topuiteinde van de geleiderail is voorzien van een kabelgat, en waarbij een verbindingskabel tussen de opto-elektronische vloeistofniveausensor en de regelaar zich, na door het kabelgat te zijn gelopen, uitstrekt in de holte.The flood prevention basin of claim 6, wherein a top end of the guide rail is provided with a cable hole, and wherein a connecting cable between the optoelectronic liquid level sensor and the controller, after passing through the cable hole, extends into the cavity.

8. Overstromingspreventiewastafel volgens conclusie 7, waarbij een lengte van het horizontale gedeelte van de hefbalk groter is dan het dubbele van een afstand tussen het uitstroomkanaal en het verticale gedeelte van de hefbalk.The flood prevention basin of claim 7, wherein a length of the horizontal portion of the lifting beam is greater than double a distance between the outflow channel and the vertical portion of the lifting beam.

9. Overstromingspreventiewastafel volgens conclusie 8, waarbij een ondergedeelte van het horizontale gedeelte is voorzien van een concaaf gedeelte, en waarbij een rubber blok is aangebracht in het concave gedeelte.The flood prevention basin of claim 8, wherein a lower portion of the horizontal portion includes a concave portion, and wherein a rubber block is disposed in the concave portion.