JP6939165B2 - Toilet bowl system and sanitary jig - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a toilet bowl system for wheelchair users and a sanitary jig used in the toilet bowl system.

Conventionally, toilet bowls and toilet facilities have been known in consideration of the convenience of wheelchair users (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In these toilet facilities, a large space around the toilet was secured so that a user in a wheelchair could transfer to the toilet.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2001-234573 (published on August 31, 2001)

However, considering the convenience of wheelchair users, so-called multipurpose toilets require a large installation space, so the number of installations is small and they may be crowded, which makes users feel inconvenient. There's a problem.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to realize a toilet bowl system having excellent utilization efficiency without requiring a large installation space.

In order to solve the above problems, in the toilet bowl system according to the present invention, the stool container, the holding portion for holding the stool container, and the stool container are connected to an external drainage pipe for the stool. The container is provided with a connecting pipe that is discharged from the drainage pipe by allowing the liquid in the container to flow inside, and the stool container is held by the holding portion in a state of being connected to the connecting pipe. It is a configuration that can be moved between the position and the position used by the user.

According to the above configuration, the user of the toilet bowl system can move the urine container between the holding position and the usage position and use the toilet bowl system, so that the toilet bowl system with excellent utilization efficiency can be realized. Can be done. In addition, since the user can excrete urine into the urine container without transferring to the toilet bowl, the installation space can be reduced.

Further, in the toilet bowl system, the urine container may have a covering portion to which a sanitary jig can be detachably covered.

According to the above configuration, since the covering portion can be covered with a sanitary jig and the urine container can be used, it is not necessary to directly touch the urine container by hand, and the toilet system can be used hygienically. Can be provided.

Further, the toilet bowl system may be configured to include a mounting device for mounting the sanitary jig on the covering portion.

According to the above configuration, since the sanitary jig is attached to the covering portion of the urine container by the attachment device, it is not necessary for the user to manually attach the sanitary jig to the urine container. This makes it possible to provide a toilet system that can be used hygienically. Further, since it is not necessary to attach the sanitary jig by hand, it is possible to provide a toilet system that is convenient even for a handicapped person.

Further, in the toilet system, the holding box has a storage box provided inside, the storage box has a door that can be opened and closed, and the urine container is placed through the opening and closing part of the door. It may be configured so that it can be held inside by being held by a holding portion.

According to the above configuration, the urine container can be stored inside the storage box when not in use, and the urine container can be kept hygienic. Further, by storing the urine container in the storage box, it is possible to prevent the inside of the toilet facility from becoming complicated.

Further, in the toilet bowl system, a mounting device for mounting a sanitary jig on the covering portion of the stool container is provided inside the storage box, and the sanitary jig is mounted in the storage box. It may be a configuration.

According to the above configuration, since the sanitary jig is mounted in the storage box, the sanitary jig can be mounted on the urine container while being kept hygienic.

Further, in the toilet bowl system, a cleaning device for cleaning the urine container may be provided inside the storage box.

According to the above configuration, the urine container can be washed inside the storage box, and the urine container can be used hygienically.

Further, in the toilet bowl system, the cleaning device may be configured to automatically clean the stool container when the door of the storage box is closed.

According to the above configuration, the urine container is not washed and is not used by the next user, and each user can use the toilet system hygienically.

Further, the toilet bowl system may be configured to include a transport device that detects the position of the user and transports the urine container to a predetermined relative position with respect to the position of the user.

According to the above configuration, since the urine container is transported by the transport device to a predetermined relative position with respect to the user's position, the user does not need to reach for and grab the urine container in the holding position to move it. .. As a result, it is possible to provide a toilet system that can be used with peace of mind even for users with handicap.

Further, the sanitary jig attached to the toilet bowl system may be configured such that a catheter can be inserted.

According to the above configuration, it is possible to provide a sanitary jig that is convenient for a user who has a catheter introduced into the bladder.

According to the present invention, the user can excrete urine into the urine container without transferring to the toilet bowl, does not require a large installation space, and can realize a toilet bowl system with excellent utilization efficiency.

It is a schematic diagram which shows the schematic structure of the toilet bowl system which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a schematic diagram which shows the schematic structure of the toilet bowl system. (A) and (b) are schematic diagrams showing a schematic configuration of a toilet bowl system in which a urine container is covered with a sanitary jig. It is a schematic diagram which shows the schematic structure of the toilet bowl system provided with a mounting device. It is a schematic diagram which shows the schematic structure of the toilet bowl system provided with the removal device. It is a schematic diagram which shows the schematic structure of the toilet bowl system provided with a cleaning device. It is a block diagram which shows the schematic structure of the transport device. It is a schematic diagram which shows the schematic structure of the toilet bowl system provided with the transport drive part. It is a schematic diagram which shows the schematic structure of the toilet equipment. It is a schematic diagram which shows the schematic structure of the toilet equipment. It is a schematic diagram which shows the schematic structure of the toilet equipment.

Hereinafter, the toilet system 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail.

[Rough configuration of toilet bowl system 1]
1 and 2 are schematic views showing a schematic configuration of the toilet bowl system 1. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the toilet system 1 includes a urine container 5, a connecting pipe 6, and a holding portion 10. The toilet system 1 is configured so that a wheelchair user can suitably use it when excreting urine. In addition, the toilet system 1 is configured in particular for the convenience of a catheter excretor who excretes urine via a catheter introduced into the bladder.

The urine container 5 is a hollow cylindrical or funnel-shaped container. The urine container 5 is configured so that the liquid introduced into the container from the open top surface portion flows out from the hole at the bottom. It is desirable that the urine container 5 is made of a material having excellent corrosion resistance and chemical resistance. Further, it is desirable that the urine container 5 is lightweight. The stool container 5 can be made of, for example, a plastic resin having a heat resistant temperature of 100 ° C. or higher, such as polypropylene, polycarbonate, and melamine resin.

In the urine container 5, a connecting pipe 6 is connected to a hole provided at the bottom for discharging the liquid so that the liquid does not leak to the outside through a sealing material such as packing. Although not shown, the urine container 5 may have a tubular portion integrally formed with a hole at the bottom, and a connecting pipe 6 may be connected to the tubular portion.

The connecting pipe 6 is a pipe that conducts fluid conduction between the urine container 5 and an external drainage pipe (not shown). The liquid in the urine container 5 flows inside the connecting pipe 6 and is discharged to the drainage pipe. It is desirable that the connecting pipe 6 is made of a material having excellent corrosion resistance and chemical resistance. Further, it is desirable that the connecting pipe 6 has a shape that allows the shape to be bent, and for example, a resin-based bellows-shaped flexible tube and a pipe such as a bellows hose can be preferably used.

The holding portion 10 is a member that holds the urine container 5 when not in use. The holding portion 10 may have, for example, a trapezoidal shape on which the urine container 5 is placed. The holding portion 10 may be in a form capable of stably holding the urine container 5 in a state where the connecting pipe 6 is connected, and its shape and size are not limited. For example, although not shown, the holding portion 10 may be in the form of a hook or the like in which the urine container 5 is hooked and held, or the holding portion 10 is housed and held in the container-shaped recessed portion. It may be. The holding portion 10 may be provided on the wall surface of the toilet equipment, which will be described later, for example.

The urine container 5 is configured to be movable in a state of being connected to the connecting pipe 6 between the holding position held by the holding portion 10 shown in FIG. 1 and the usage position by the user shown in FIG. Has been done. The connecting pipe 6 is in a bent state when the urine container 5 is in the holding position, and the bent portion is extended when the urine container 5 is moved to the usage position by the user. Further, the connecting pipe 6 has a structure that can be expanded and contracted, for example, and is in a contracted state when the urine container 5 is in the holding position, and expands when the urine container 5 is moved to the position used by the user. It may be a configuration in which the container is in a state of being in a state of urine.

Further, the holding portion 10 is configured so as not to interfere with the movement of the urine container 5 and the connecting pipe 6 when the urine container 5 is moved between the holding position and the utilization position. For example, when the holding portion 10 has a trapezoidal shape, the holding portion 10 may be provided with a hole or a notch through which the connecting pipe 6 is inserted.

The user of the toilet bowl system 1 removes the urine container 5 held by the holding unit 10 from the holding unit 10, moves it to the use position, and excretes urine in the urine container 5. The user's urine excreted in the urine container 5 flows from the inside of the urine container 5 to the inside of the connecting pipe 6, and is discharged from the drainage pipe via the connecting pipe 6.

According to these configurations, the user of the toilet bowl system 1 can excrete urine without having to transfer his / her body to the toilet bowl. Further, since the space for the user to transfer his / her body to the toilet bowl is not required, the installation space of the toilet bowl system 1 can be reduced. Therefore, the toilet system 1 can be installed in a limited installation space, and can be suitably used for a temporary toilet.

By the way, some wheelchair users have a catheter introduced into the bladder and excrete urine through the catheter. In such a catheter excretion person, although it is not necessary to transfer the body to the toilet bowl when excreting urine, it has been necessary to use a so-called multipurpose toilet which requires a large installation space. was there. On the other hand, the toilet system 1 is convenient because the urine container 5 can be moved from the holding position to the used position and the urine container 5 can excrete urine from the catheter. Further, in general, the usage rate of the toilet is higher in the urine than in the stool. Therefore, by providing the toilet system 1 dedicated to the urine, the efficiency of using the toilet can be improved.

Further, the toilet bowl system 1 may be configured to include a storage box 20. The storage box 20 is provided with a lid 21 that can be opened and closed, and a holding portion 10 is provided inside the lid 21 opened. The urine container 5 held by the holding portion 10 can be moved to the outside of the storage box 20 from the opening / closing portion with the lid 21 opened. Further, the urine container 5 can be moved from the opening / closing portion with the lid 21 opened to the inside of the storage box 20, held by the holding portion 10, and housed inside the storage box 20.

[Hygiene measures for urine container 5]
By the way, since the urine container 5 is a toilet bowl that allows the user to excrete urine into the container by moving it to the user's hand, it is desirable to take hygienic measures such as infection prevention. 3 to 6 are diagrams showing an example of hygiene measures in the toilet bowl system 1.

(Structure of sanitary jig 50)
3A and 3B are schematic views showing a schematic configuration of a toilet system 1 in which a sanitary jig 50 is placed on a urine container 5. The urine container 5 has a covering portion 5a extending from an open top surface portion toward a connecting portion with the connecting pipe 6. As shown in FIG. 3A, for example, the urine container 5 is configured so that the sanitary jig 50 can be detachably covered and attached from the top surface side. Then, the urine container 5 moves to a position used by the user with the surface of the covering portion 5a covered with the sanitary jig 50.

In this way, the urine container 5 can be in a state where the surface of the covering portion 5a is covered with the sanitary jig 50 at the time of use. Therefore, even when the user grasps and moves the urine container 5 by hand, the urine container 5 can be hygienically grasped by touching the covering portion 5a wrapped with the sanitary jig 50 by hand. ..

The sanitary jig 50 is preferably a disposable jig. The sanitary jig 50 can be in the form of a bottomed cylinder, for example. The sanitary jig 50 may be in the shape of a cup formed of a water-soluble material. Further, it is desirable that the sanitary jig 50 is configured so that a catheter can be inserted.

As shown in FIG. 3B, the sanitary jig 50 is provided with a catheter insertion portion 51 so that the catheter can be smoothly inserted into the urine container 5 when used by a catheter excretor. It may have been done. The catheter insertion portion 51 may be a hole provided in the bottom of the sanitary jig 50. The sanitary jig 50 can be in the form of, for example, a paper cup having a hole as a catheter insertion portion 51 at the bottom. Further, the catheter insertion portion 51 may be a perforated notch provided at the bottom of the sanitary jig 50, which can be easily pushed in to make a hole.

The toilet system 1 may be configured such that the user grasps the covering portion 5a wrapped in the sanitary jig 50 by hand and moves the urine container 5 held by the holding portion 10 to the usage position. .. According to this configuration, the user can insert the catheter from the catheter insertion portion 51 of the sanitary jig 50 into the inside of the urine container 5 that has moved to the use position and excrete urine.

Further, after the excretion of urine is completed, the user returns the urine container 5 in which the sanitary jig 50 is attached to the holding position held by the holding portion 10, and then removes the sanitary jig 50. The sanitary jig 50 may be discarded in a trash can or the like. As a result, the user can hygienically excrete urine using the toilet bowl system 1 without directly touching the urine container 5.

(Structure of mounting device 36)
The toilet system 1 may be configured to include a mounting device 36 for mounting the sanitary jig 50 on the urine container 5. FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing a schematic configuration of the toilet bowl system 1 provided with the mounting device 36. As shown in FIG. 4, the sanitary jig 50 may be replenishably housed inside the storage box 20. For example, the sanitary jigs 50 may be housed in the storage box 20 in a state where a plurality of sanitary jigs 50 are stacked above the holding portion 10.

Inside the storage box 20, a mounting device 36 for mounting the sanitary jig 50 on the urine container 5 may be provided. The mounting device 36 may have any form as long as the sanitary jig 50 can be mounted on the urine container 5 so as to wrap the covering portion 5a.

Although not shown, the mounting device 36 grips one of a plurality of sanitary jigs 50 that are stacked and housed, for example, the sanitary jig 50 that is housed at the position closest to the holding portion 10. It can be a device having a robot arm that covers the stool container 5. Further, the mounting device 36 has an openable / closable arm, and when the lid 21 is opened, only the sanitary jig 50 at the lowest position among the plurality of sanitary jigs 50 stacked is dropped by its own weight. By doing so, it may be configured to cover the urine container 5.

Further, the mounting device 36 may be configured to mount the sanitary jig 50 on the urine container 5 according to the user's operation on the operation button 22. The operation button 22 may be, for example, configured to be attached to the outer surface of the storage box 20. The operation button 22 is not limited to the outer surface of the storage box 20, but is provided in a place that is easy for the user to operate, such as the inside of the lid 21 or the wall surface in the toilet facility to which the toilet system 1 is attached. Just do it.

According to these configurations, since the sanitary jig 50 is mounted on the urine container 5 by the mounting device 36, the sanitary jig 50 can be hygienically mounted without the need for the user to manually mount the sanitary jig 50. .. Further, since it is not necessary for the user to manually attach the sanitary jig 50, even if the user is handicapped, the sanitary jig 50 can be attached to the urine container 5 for hygiene. A urine container 5 can be used.

(Configuration of removal device 37)
Further, the toilet system 1 may be configured to include a removal device 37 for removing the sanitary jig 50 attached to the urine container 5. FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing a schematic configuration of the toilet system 1 provided with the removal device 37. As shown in FIG. 5, the removal device 37 for removing the sanitary jig 50 from the urine container 5 may be provided inside the storage box 20. The removal device 37 may be of any form as long as the sanitary jig 50 can be hygienically removed from the urine container 5.

The removal device 37 may be in the form of a robot arm provided with an openable / closable arm that grips and removes the sanitary jig 50 placed on the urine container 5 from the left and right, for example. Further, inside the storage box 20, a disposal box 23 is provided below the removal device 37, and the sanitary jig 50 removed from the urine container 5 by the removal device 37 is discarded in the disposal box 23. May be configured.

Further, the removal device 37 may be configured to remove the sanitary jig 50 from the urine container 5 in response to the user's operation on the operation button 22. According to these configurations, since the sanitary jig 50 is removed from the urine container 5 by the removing device 37, the sanitary jig 50 can be hygienically removed without the need for the user to manually remove the sanitary jig 50. ..

(Structure of cleaning device 35)
Further, the toilet bowl system 1 may be configured to include a cleaning device 35 for cleaning the urine container 5. FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing a schematic configuration of the toilet bowl system 1 provided with the cleaning device 35. As shown in FIG. 6, the cleaning device 35 for cleaning the urine container 5 may be provided inside the storage box 20.

The cleaning device 35 provided inside the storage box 20 may have, for example, a mechanism for flowing out a cleaning liquid such as a nozzle or a shower head to the ceiling of the storage box 20. The cleaning device 35 can clean the urine container 5 housed in the storage box 20 while being held by the holding unit 10. Further, the cleaning device 35 may include a sensor for detecting the opening / closing of the lid 21 of the storage box 20, and may be configured to automatically clean the urine container 5 when the lid 21 is closed. Further, the cleaning device 35 may be configured to periodically clean the urine container 5 when the lid 21 is closed, or when it is detected that the lid 21 has changed from the open state to the closed state, the urine container 5 is used. The structure may be such that the cleaning of 5 is performed. Further, although not shown, an operation button for starting cleaning by the cleaning device 35 may be provided, and the urine container 5 may be cleaned according to the user's operation on the button.

The cleaning device 35 may be configured to disinfect and clean the urine container 5 by causing a liquid having a disinfecting effect such as alcohol to flow out toward the urine container 5. Further, the cleaning device 35 may be configured to disinfect and clean the urine container 5 by flowing hot water having a temperature capable of sterilizing and disinfecting, such as hot water, toward the urine container 5. Although not shown, the cleaning device 35 may have a drying function of cleaning the urine container 5 with a liquid and then drying it. The cleaning device 35 may be able to dry the urine container 5 by blowing dry air or hot air on the urine container 5. Further, for example, the cleaning device 35 may include a UV irradiator and may be configured to be able to continuously sterilize the urine container 5 when not in use by irradiating the urine container 5 with UV.

The state of the inside of the storage box 20 on the lid 21 so that the user of the toilet bowl system 1 can easily recognize that the urine container 5 is hygienic and can use the urine container 5 with peace of mind. A window portion formed of a transparent member may be provided so that the urine can be seen. Further, the lid 21 may be made of a transparent member. The user can see through the lid 21 that the urine container 5 is being washed by the washing device 35. As a result, the user can recognize that the urine container 5 is hygienic and can use it with peace of mind.

[Structure of transport device 40]
The toilet system 1 may further include a transport device 40 that transports the urine container 5 from the holding position held by the holding portion 10 to the user's usage position. FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the transport device 40, and FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the transport drive unit 43.

As shown in FIG. 7, the transport device 40 includes a control unit 41 that controls each part of the transport device 40, a position sensor 42 for detecting the position of the user, and a transport drive unit 43 that transports the urine container 5. And have. The control unit 41 detects the position of the user based on the sensor signal supplied from the position sensor 42, and conveys the urine container 5 to a predetermined relative position (use position) with respect to the detected position of the user. The transport drive unit 43 is controlled.

The predetermined relative position with respect to the user's position is not limited to the user's position, and may be, for example, the user's hand position. The user may be able to grasp the urine container 5 transported to the hand position by hand and move it to an appropriate use position.

At least one position sensor 42 is provided at a place such as a holding portion 10, a storage box 20, and a wall surface or a ceiling surface of a toilet facility provided with a toilet system 1. The position sensor 42 may be, for example, an infrared sensor or a temperature sensor. The transport device 40 has a plurality of position sensors 42, and can three-dimensionally detect the position of the user and a predetermined relative position with respect to the position of the user based on the sensor signals of the plurality of position sensors 42. You may. Further, the control unit 41 may detect that the movement of the user has been completed based on the sensor signal supplied from the position sensor 42, and may start driving the transport drive unit 43.

Further, instead of the position sensor 42, an image pickup device such as an infrared camera may be used to detect the position of the user by image recognition from, for example, a photographed image of the inside of the toilet facility. Further, even if the transport device 40 can detect not only the user's position but also the user's gender, physique, etc. by image recognition, and can calculate an appropriate usage position for each user. good. For example, a table in which a predetermined relative position with respect to the user's position obtained based on the experimental result is recorded is stored in the transport device 40, and the control unit 41 refers to the table and refers to the user's position. The transport drive unit 43 may be driven so that the urine container 5 is transported to a predetermined relative position with respect to the position.

As shown in FIG. 8, the transport drive unit 43 can be configured in the form of, for example, a multi-axis robot arm. The transport drive unit 43 may be in any form as long as the urine container 5 can be stably transported from the holding position held by the holding unit 10 to a predetermined relative position with respect to the user's position. Often, the transport drive unit 43 shown in FIG. 8 is just one example.

As described above, the toilet system 1 includes a transport device 40 that detects the position of the user and transports the urine container 5 to a predetermined relative position with respect to the position of the user. As a result, the user does not have to manually move the urine container 5 from the holding position to the using position, and the convenience can be improved.

[Rough configuration of toilet equipment 100]
9 to 11 are schematic views showing a schematic configuration of a toilet facility 100 provided with a toilet system 1.

The width Wu of a wheelchair user is generally about 700 mm, and the depth Du is generally about 800 mm. In the toilet facility 100 provided with the toilet system 1, the user does not need to transfer the body to the toilet, so that the space inside the toilet facility 100 has a width Wt of about 800 mm to 1000 mm and a depth Dt of about 1200 to 1400. Is enough. Further, if there is such a space, a hand-washing place 2 can be provided in the toilet facility 100 in addition to the toilet system 1.
Since the width x depth of the conventional multipurpose toilet is about 2000 mm x 2000 mm, the toilet equipment 100 of the present embodiment can be installed in an area less than half that of the conventional one. Therefore, two toilet facilities 100 can be installed in the space of the conventional multipurpose toilet, and the efficiency can be doubled as compared with the conventional multipurpose toilet.

Further, inside the toilet facility 100, a door opening / closing button 3 for opening / closing the door of the entrance / exit of the toilet facility 100 is provided. A safety sensor 8 is provided at the entrance / exit of the toilet facility 100 so that the user can safely enter and exit the toilet facility 100. The safety sensor 8 is provided so that the door does not close while the user is entering or exiting the toilet facility 100. An opening / closing mechanism and an opening / closing motor for opening / closing the door of the entrance / exit of the toilet facility 100 may be provided, for example, on the ceiling of the toilet facility 100.

Further, on the outside of the toilet facility 100, for example, an exit lamp 9 may be provided above the door of the entrance / exit. Since there is no space inside the toilet facility 100 for the wheelchair user to turn around to leave, the user needs to leave backward. The exit lamp 9 can be configured to be turned on by pressing the door open / close button 3 in the toilet facility 100 in order for the user to exit from the toilet facility 100. Further, the exit lamp 9 may be turned on by detecting the movement of the user by the position sensor 42 described above.

In this way, when a person leaves the toilet facility 100, the exit lamp 9 can be turned on to notify the surroundings of the exit of the person. Therefore, even if the user is facing backwards, he / she can safely leave the toilet facility 100. can do.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of the entrance / exit of the toilet facility 100. Since the height Hu of a wheelchair user is generally within 1400 mm, the height Ho of the doorway should be about 1600 mm. When the height H to the ceiling of the toilet facility 100 is 2000 mm, the door 4 that fits within the range of 400 mm from the ceiling can be attached. The door 4 has, for example, a flat plate member divided into four in the height direction, and when the door 4 is opened, the lower three flat plate members are overlapped in front of and behind the uppermost flat plate member 400 mm from the ceiling. It may be configured to be housed in a range.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing another example of the configuration of the entrance / exit of the toilet facility 100. As shown in FIG. 11, the door 4 may be configured to open and close sideways. It is desirable that the door 4 has a configuration that can be opened and closed without requiring a sliding door space, and when opened, the door 4 can be in a form that slides along the depth direction of the toilet facility 100. The door 4 may have a bellows structure that can be deformed in the lateral direction, and when the user grabs the external handle 4a from the outside of the toilet facility 100 and slides it in the lateral direction, the door 4 is deformed along the wall surface of the toilet facility 100. It may be configured to be pushed in the depth direction while being pushed.

The door 4 may be provided with a plurality of handles on the inside of the toilet facility 100 at intervals in the depth direction. The user who has entered the toilet facility 100 is in a position close to himself / herself, facing the front side of the toilet facility 100 provided with the toilet system 1 without changing the direction to close the door 4. Grasp the second internal handle 4c and slide the door 4 in the closing direction. Subsequently, the user grasps the first internal handle 4b approaching himself / herself by sliding the door 4, and further slides the door 4 in the closing direction. As a result, the door 4 is closed.

Further, when opening the door 4 from the inside of the toilet facility 100, the user first grasps the first internal handle 4b located near the door without changing the direction to open the door 4. Slide 4 in the opening direction. Subsequently, the user grasps the second internal handle 4c approaching himself / herself by sliding the door 4, and further slides the door 4 in the opening direction. This opens the door 4 and allows the user to exit the doorway while facing backwards.

According to these configurations, even when the toilet facility 100 is a temporary facility and the toilet facility 100 is not supplied with power, the user can enter and exit the toilet facility 100 by himself / herself. ..

When the toilet facility 100 is a permanent facility, the door 4 may be electrically operated so that the door 4 can be opened and closed by operating the door open / close button 3.

Since the toilet system 1 has a space-saving form, for example, a part of a general public toilet or the like can be provided in a place separated by a partition or a curtain.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims, and the embodiments obtained by appropriately combining the technical means disclosed in the different embodiments. Is also included in the technical scope of the present invention.

1 Toilet bowl system 5 Piss container 5a Covering part 6 Connecting pipe 10 Holding part 20 Storage box 35 Cleaning device 36 Mounting device 40 Transport device 50 Sanitary jig 100 Toilet equipment

Claims (6)

A urine container with a covering that can be detachably covered with a sanitary jig,
A holding part for holding the urine container and
A connecting pipe that connects the urine container to an external drainage pipe and discharges the liquid in the urine container from the drainage pipe by flowing inside.
A mounting device for mounting the sanitary jig on the covering portion is provided.
The toilet bowl system is characterized in that the urine container can be moved between a holding position held by the holding portion and a usage position by a user while being connected to the connecting pipe. Piss container and
A holding part for holding the urine container and
A connecting pipe that connects the urine container to an external drainage pipe and discharges the liquid in the urine container from the drainage pipe by flowing inside.
A storage box in which the holding portion is provided and has a door that can be opened and closed, and a storage box.
A mounting device provided inside the storage box and for mounting a sanitary jig on the covering portion of the urine container in the storage box is provided.
The urine container can be moved between the holding position held by the holding portion and the usage position by the user while being connected to the connecting pipe.
The storage box has a door that can be opened and closed, and the urine container can be held inside by being held by the holding portion via the opening / closing portion of the door.
Toilet bowl system characterized by that. The toilet system according to claim 2 , wherein a cleaning device for cleaning the urine container is provided inside the storage box. The toilet system according to claim 3 , wherein the cleaning device automatically cleans the urine container when the door of the storage box is closed. The toilet system according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , further comprising a transport device that detects the position of the user and transports the urine container to a predetermined relative position with respect to the position of the user. .. A sanitary jig used in the toilet bowl system according to any one of claims 1 to 5.
A sanitary jig characterized in that it is attached to the covering portion of the urine container by the attachment device.

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