Abstract: A device for the controlled distribution of liquids includes a base body with multiple compartments which has multiple inlets and outlets, closed with a cover. The device has a valve in the inside of the body of the base that is made up of two overlapping ceramic disks that have two sets of openings, central openings for controlling the inlet and outlet of the liquid being treated, and other peripheral openings for the control of the reclaiming of the product used for the treatment. The lower disk is joined to the body of the compartmentalised base, and the upper disk is joined to the opening of a turning obturator bell with a central opening and several peripheral slots that correspond to the peripheral openings of the disks. The body of the base forms a transverse peripheral chamber that houses the mechanism for the control of the reclaiming of the product of the treatment.

Abstract: A liquid distributor valve. This valve comprises a compartmented base body being provided with a top cover and having several outlets and an upperly arranged, lateral inlet, a rotatable obturator bell being arranged between the outlets and said inlet and having an upperly arranged shaft projecting through said cover, the shaft being governed by an electronic, externally arranged control. This valve is characterized in that the electronic, externally arranged control forms an independent assembly being apt to be removably fitted onto the base body, the obturator bell shaft comprising a cap being apt to allow to removably couple it, the a cap also being apt to penetrate into the assembly forming the electronic, externally arranged control and to be coupled to the shaft of the gearmotor pertaining to the electronic, externally arranged control.

Abstract: A liquid distributor valve. This valve comprises a compartmented base body being provided with a top cover and having several outlets and an upperly arranged, lateral inlet, a rotatable obturator bell being arranged between said outlets and said inlet and having an upperly arranged shaft projecting through said cover, said shaft being governed by an electronic, externally arranged control. This valve is characterized in that the electronic, externally arranged control forms an independent assembly being apt to be removably fitted onto the base body, the obturator bell shaft comprising means being apt to allow to removably couple it, said means also being apt to penetrate into the assembly forming the electronic, externally arranged control and to be coupled to the shaft of the gearmotor pertaining to said electronic, externally arranged control.

Abstract: A swimming pool bottom flushing device comprising a tubular supporting arrangement attached to a pipe arranged at the bottom of a swimming pool, and a water ejector nozzle axially fitted into said supporting arrangement in a rotatable, vertically shiftable arrangement. This device is characterized in that the nozzle is formed by an open-ended tubular body provided at least with one opening in its periphery and fitted with a tubular, rotationally positionable plug peripherally provided with openings of different diameters provided to selectively face the openings of the tubular body in order to control the outflow of the water jet being ejected for the flushing of the swimming pool bottom. The top plug is selectively secured by means of a bayonet attachment into a number of positions when fitted to the tubular body of the nozzle.

Abstract: A fluid distributor valve including a chamber formed by a body and bonnet and having an intermediary plate through which a central shaft extends, a rotor being fitted around said central shaft and being submitted to the action of the fluid flowing into said chamber, said body having fluid outlet bottom orifices being each closed by a respective stopper, the stoppers being prised open by activation of a reducing gear connected to said rotor, This valve includes a controlling and arresting device by which the fluid passage towards the rotor is controlled and can even be totally blocked in order to thus adjust the time during which each outlet will be held open, and also in order to keep a given outlet open and all of the remaining outlets closed when the valve has been arrested.

Abstract: A swimming pool bottom flushing device comprising a tubular arrangement attached to the pipe arranged at the swimming pool bottom, and a water ejector nozzle axially fitted into said supporting arrangement in a freely rotatable, vertically shiftable arrangement. The device is characterized in that the nozzle supporting arrangement comprises a socket attached to the inside of the pipe and does also incorporate a fitted-in ball-bushing housing the nozzle. Said socket has on its inner surface alternate, longitudinal protrusions some of which have a concave profile in the vicinity of one of the socket's openings, whereas the other protrusions have said concave profile in the vicinity of the opposed one of both socket's openings.

Abstract: A fluid distributor valve comprising a chamber formed by a body and bonnet and having an intermediary plate through which a central shaft extends, a rotor being fitted around said central shaft and being submitted to the action of the fluid flowing into said chamber, said body having fluid outlet bottom orifices being each closed by a respective stopper, said stoppers being prised open by means activated by a reducing gear connected to said rotor, This valve is characterized in that it comprises a central device by means of which the fluid passage towards the rotor is controlled and can even be totally blocked in order to thus adjust the time during which each outlet will be held open, and also in order to keep a given outlet open and all of the remaining outlets closed when the valve has been arrested.

Abstract: Package with safety lid and seal including a cylindrical body with a lid coupled by a thread at the mouth thereof and which includes an outside coaxial skirt having projections on its inside face. It is characterized in that the package body comprises around the body a seal made up with a strap weakly joined to this body, this strap having on the periphery, at least, one recess into which the corresponding projection of the skirt of the lid is fitted, preventing in this way the unscrewing of the lid. One of the ends of the sealing strap includes a handlelike extension facilitating through pulling, the tearing off and separation of the sealing strap with respect to the package body.