IP Library Granted Patent US 6,981,652
Granted Patent B2
US 6,981,652 · App. 10/734,190 · Granted Jan 3, 2006

Water fountain with multiple water pumps

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Patent No.
US 6,981,652
App. No.
10/734,190
Granted
Jan 3, 2006
Kind
B2
Abstract

A water fountain includes a basin, multiple water pumps in the space of the basin for pumping the water in the space, an annular disk securely supported by an inner face of the basin and having a centrally defined hole and multiple through holes in communication with the outlets of each of the water pumps via pipes such that water pumped by the water pumps is able to be ejected out of the annular disk from the through holes, a sphere securely supported by a periphery defining the hole of the annular disk and a light emitting diode assembly received in the hole of the annular disk for emitting colorful light beams. A circuit board is sandwiched between a bottom of the basin and a cap for providing electricity to the water pumps and the light emitting diode assembly.

Claims (8)

1. A water fountain comprising:

a basin defined with a space for receiving water therein and a secondary compartment separated from the space by a baffle;

multiple water pumps received in the space of the basin for pumping the water in the space and each water pump having an inlet in communication with the space and an outlet;

an annular disk securely supported by an inner face of the basin and having a centrally defined hole, multiple through holes in communication with the outlets of each of the water pumps via pipes such that water pumped by the water pumps is able to be ejected out of the annular disk from the through holes;

a sphere securely supported by a periphery defining the hole of the annular disk;

a light emitting diode assembly received in the hole of the annular disk for emitting colorful light beams;

a circuit board sandwiched between a bottom of the basin and a cap to be received in the secondary compartment of the basin, the circuit board having a power line extending out of the basin for connection with a power source and wires in connection with the power source and providing electricity to the water pumps and the light emitting diode assembly.

2. The water fountain as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the annular disk has multiple securing rings formed on an outer periphery of the annular disk and the basin has multiple fixing plates formed on an inner periphery of the basin to correspond to the securing rings so that the annular disk is able to be securely supported by the basin.

Continuity (1)
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