Electronic toilet

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It automatically flushes without mechanics and float, it uses water sensors(top 2-switches) and valve relays(Inductor coils) instead. You don't need to hold the flush handle "down" only just one simple tap. 
             
TOP SWITCH------------------WATER FILL SENSOR("OFF" WHEN NOT FULL) 
MIDDLE SWITCH------------WATER SENSOR("OFF" WHEN EMPTY) 
BOTTOM SWITCH-----------FLUSH BUTTON
                          
TOP BLUE LED---------------WATER INTAKE VALVE RELAY(FILLS TANK) 
BOTTOM YELLOW LED---WATER FLUSH VALVE RELAY(TO TOILET BOWL)
                
                      (LEDS ARE ONLY FOR REPRESENTATIVE OF RELAY "ON") 

published 11 years ago

Voltransistor

11 years ago

If you don't want your yellows and browns to stay when power is out, you can have an additional rechargeable battery with it.

faceblast

11 years ago

run it from solar power

faceblast

11 years ago

what water sensors do you use

hurz

11 years ago

A "sunny weather toilett" with 20mA high voltage AC watersensors 8-)

Sine_eyed

11 years ago

Lol- when the power is out?..

hurz

11 years ago

This reminds me to my childhood. I brought the technologie to the users and I had fun with it, but for the users it was in best case funny and in worst it was a nightmare for them ;-) A coffee machine were I measured the temeprature with a metal bc107a cable wired to a powerbox which interrupts the power if coffee heats up the sensor and gave "pippppp pipppp pipppp......." alarm. A washing machine were the mechanical control unit was damaged againand again, and I took my old Z80 to control all motor relais and heater. A single washing program..... several alarm systems..... I learned a lot and my familie always supports me, anyway we engieers are funny, we have to listen more to the users.

Voltransistor

11 years ago

@Sine_eyed-When a tree hits the powerlines, lightning hits the powerlines, shortage, and etc... @hurz-that's funny, you are clever. Lol.

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