Abstract: A wireless power-supplying mouse pad with an apparatus-identifying function is applied to a wirelessly-charged apparatus. The wirelessly-charged apparatus includes an inductive identification tag. The wireless power-supplying mouse pad includes a mouse pad body, an inductive charging unit and a control unit. The inductive charging unit includes a tag identifier. The tag identifier identifies the inductive identification tag of the wirelessly-charged apparatus to obtain an identification signal. After the tag identifier obtains the identification signal, the tag identifier sends the identification signal to the control unit. After the control unit receives the identification signal, the control unit controls an emitting power of the inductive charging unit based on the identification signal.

Abstract: A mouse pad includes a fabric and a flat pad. The pad has an upper surface and a lower surface corresponding to each other, and an edge is along the periphery of the upper and lower surfaces. The fabric is smoothly and flatly covered on the upper surface, the lower surface, and the edge smoothly and flatly. Thus, by completely covering the upper surface, the lower surface and the edge of the pad, formation of deckle edge or falling off of the fabric to expose the product defect due to lack of durability.

Abstract: The distributor unit (10) is coupled to a heat pump (12) and to various circuits for collecting (24, 28, 30) and for delivering (38, 40, 52, 56) heat, with the unit serving to provide selective interconnection therebetween in application of various predetermined combinational schemes for fluid distribution by automatically controlling an integrated network of stop valves (200). The schemes define modes of operation such as natural cooling or freeze-proofing, producing hot water and/or air conditioning from a single installation by optimizing transfers of heat between the circuits so that the heat pump is always operating in its thermodynamically optimum zone.