Tap

Claims 1. faucet,&is6 character in that its output member comprises a cartridge

pr6sentant

an inlet and an outlet and containing a mass of filtration and water purification, mass filling the space between this input and the output, for TREs traversed by all water exiting the body of the faucet, and that this cartridge

pr6sente

, before its entrance, NNE-mouth pr6vue to engage ITs frictional Falcon

d6gageable

by the user that m-mth, on a corresponding portion of the valve body through which water exits the body.2. tap according to claim 1, caract6ris6 in that its output member further comprises a sleeve in which is housed facilitylfactory

d6gageable

said cartridge which forms the exposed portion of

rorgane

tap outlet, and which includes means for snap on the tap body, the latter&hill with a locking member for retaining the sheath on le body against any accidental

achement

&'d and resist

d6tachement

of the cartridge as the enclosure is in the working position.3. the faucet of claim 2,&is6 character in that the output of the cartridge is form6e pratiqu6es by perforations in the wall of the cartridge and forming DHW and the valve outlet.4. the faucet of claim 2, caract6ris in that the locking member is

constitu

6 by a button unwelcome 6 by spring, port6 by the tap body, engaging Sub an opening of the sleeve when the latter is in the working position, the button&theant then accessible for 8tre press assembly 6 when

rorganedolt

TREs d6tach6 outlet of the valve body.A faucet.When I ' running water does limited analytical TREs sequences used e so it is for domestic and must TREs

trait6e

, purifi6e

filtr6e

or, a solution includes disposing upstream of the water dispensing circuit a purification plant for serving, for example, the assembly coupling a dwelling or building. Such an installation repr6sente a substantial

raise

funds and cost sensitive, servicing the

instaUationnecessitate

, in principle, the intervention of a personal

specialism

.

connalt

is, on the other hand, small autonomous

destin6s

purification devices, e.g., camping or temporary use, but it is clear that such devices are tr6s improperly

adaptor

a permanent home.The invention aims at providing a practical solution for the

inconv6nients

susmentionn6s

vitant

6.The object of the invention is the tap of claim 1.It should be noted that the inventive solution to a MC 6 6vite the

n6cessitcofiteuse

relatively central facility and that, on the other hand, it remains tr6s practice and does not impose that barely tr6s changes compared to that of direct use of running water.The invention will be better understood T the aid of the description to a MC form of R&

disation

dongle in ITs example in r6f6fence at drawing, in which:fig. 1 is a partial view lat6rale tap, and partially in section; the fig.. La watch SCHs

aatiquement

removable portions of the faucet, and fig. 2 is a cross-section according to the line II-II of fig. 1.Figure 1 repr6sent6 the faucet includes a body 4 having a water inlet 5 and an outlet sleeve 6, the passage of water 6taut gib incorporating linear slide assemblies 6 by the hand lever 2. the detail in this control is not repr6sent6 and man m&IERs can inspire of conventional

r6alisations

.The body 4 has a thread 10 on which is viss6e a washer 11 having a flange end 12. the body pr6sente 6 also at an outer flange 7 T-

inf6rieure

portion thereof.A workpiece support 20 surrounding the body 4 is attach to body 4.The part 20 has an internal flange inf6rieur 21 which bears on the flange 7 of the body. The part 20 is solidaris6e body 4,

sup6rieure

6taut portion thereof in contact with the flange 12 of l0 the washer, its rim inf6rieur 21 bearing on the outer flange 7 of the body 4.The work holder 20 does not surround the body 4 of continuous facilitylfactory; it comprises, the c6t6 6 of the sleeve, an opening for allowing tap a filter cartridge 80 on the sleeve 6.The work carrier 20 has, further, an extension 22 according to the m mth direction as the sleeve 6, that appears on the cut II-III of fig. 2. Reasons 22 this extension includes rails 24 destin6s hr Cooper pair with ISI

glissi

Res. 34 a sheath 30 better'd criteria in hereinafter, as well as la cartridge the valve comprises a removable filter cartridge 80,

remplagable

, and a sheath 30 surrounding la

cartonche

, the sheath 6tant also removable, the sheath and the cartridge plastic or steel reinforcements together to allow replacement of the cartridge. The cartridge contains a mass of filter 85 which is, for example, activated carbon. The cartridge is it m&Ne in a relatively rigid plastic are morning. Almost all food tap, including the sheath, are of pr6f Conference in are morning plastic.The cartridge 80 comprises a sleeve comprising an access 60 engages, when the valve is in the working position, the outlet sleeve

avee

6 of the valve body. The cartridge comprises an annular housing 61 CT-a room an entry 70 having a circular flange 71 is

coinc

in the housing 60. The room an entry 70 has a face constituting a gate an entry 73. The circular rim 71 is 3s ends with a louver 72 and ensuring the weatherseal 6tanch it6 extr6mit the of the sleeve 6.At its other

extremitY

, la filter cartridge 80 has an outlet 81 having a S&ith perforations 82. The cartridge has, roughly, a quadrangular section and unterstanding recordin is in a sheath the sheath comprises a face Sub ment 31, an end face 32 and 33 faces RLL

rales

. Unterstanding does not face IFN&

ieure

. The sheath and the cartridge do not have a constant cross-section over their entire length, but a section D. R. crescent regularly have to validate, Neology the unemployment the sheath as further adj. on the form outdoor&

ieure

of la cartridge. In the working position, the cartridge is recordin virtually without play Sub the sheath. The cartridge is in an elastic relatively rigid. It

ticnt

in place in the sheath, 6tant engagement between the front wall 32 of the sleeve and the sleeve 6 of the valve on its sleeve which engages an entry.As d j-

mentionn6

, the sheath is engaged on the part 20 the I ' by means h

glissi

Res.. The walls iat6rales 33 of the sheath have grooves 34 op&hill with " rails 24 eplerenone's on extension 22.5

regalement

the tap comprises means providing for locking the sheath on the tap body, such locking 6rant

d6gageabIe

by I ' user to allow replacement of the cartridge. The wall of the sleeve 31 ment Sub terminates, the c6t6 of the tap body, by a horizontal face 37 comprising an opening 36.The locking means comprises a button 42 which, in the working position, is engages the opening 36 Sub of the sheath to retain the sheath, as in fig. 2. Represents comprehends the knob 42 and the opening 36 are for example rectangular, the largest dimension appearing on Figure 2 and&theant perpendicular the axis of the sleeve 6. the button 42 constitutes the Sub ment of a plunger sliding in a housing 40 eplerenone in the extension 22 of the work carrier 20. This

plongenr

is unwelcome upwardly by a plate spring 50. The blade is H Int - laugh of the plunger 40 and out the proposal will RLL by openings 46 of the plunger. The

extremity

of the blade are supported on the extension 22. the blade has a small central opening and the opening is engages a protrusion 44 that includes the 621,614 plunger. When the button 42

enfonee

, can be d6gager the sheath and the

cartouehe

of the shackle indiqu6e goosefoot fl. by 90. The fig.. 1a distinguishes the sheath and Ta cartridge withdrawn from their working position. The

eartouehe

may then 6tre d6gag e of the sheath downwardly.The R 1 I-O-foil sheet drawings 621, 61 - - T-O T of the II "Q-C. °o1" 0, 00 o0 0o. °° Q0, "., 'the O" O. degrees. %'!.:... -:: -: :..:. /./ v-. "

'i

', the C7 - T2, '.":,, " the O',, degrees, the O. ""%"dl: I-: ii/9 o0" - "-...."...... ." - '/ / -.; o O ., . J. : :}} from 1:::: I-. ; 7.: i :.::. '[ .':: '. i-: ": - - 7., ::; -:" ""?: [[! 'the I' "::" I-: I-:::;:::" ' pp I-I-it::: L.