Dispenser for a flowable product

A - Human Necessities – 47 – K

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A47K 5/12 (2006.01) B65D 83/16 (2006.01)

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CA 2453491

A dispenser for a flowable product such as liquid soap is arranged to receive a can containing the liquid soap as well as two different propellants. Gaseous nitrogen under pressure acts as a primary propellant, while propane and/or butane in a liquid phase acts to foam the soap when it is released from the can. An electronically controlled valve (14) is actuated when a sensor detects the presence of a user's hand adjacent an outlet (20), and a predetermined quantity of foamed soap is then dispensed.

Selon l'invention, un distributeur d'un produit fluide tel que le savon liquide est agencé de façon à recevoir une boîte contenant le savon liquide ainsi que deux propulseurs différents. L'azote gazeux sous pression agit en tant qu'un propulseur primaire, alors que du propane et/ou du butane en phase liquide fait mousser le savon lorsqu'il est libéré de la boîte. Une valve (14) commandée électroniquement est actionnée lorsqu'un capteur détecte la présence de la main d'un utilisateur adjacente à un orifice de sortie (20), et une quantité déterminée de savon mousseux est alors distribuée.

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