EP3487370A1 - Paroi de douche chauffante - Google Patents
Paroi de douche chauffanteInfo
- Publication number
- EP3487370A1 EP3487370A1 EP17754408.7A EP17754408A EP3487370A1 EP 3487370 A1 EP3487370 A1 EP 3487370A1 EP 17754408 A EP17754408 A EP 17754408A EP 3487370 A1 EP3487370 A1 EP 3487370A1
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- EP
- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- heating
- thin layer
- glass substrate
- glass
- shower wall
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47K—SANITARY EQUIPMENT; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR, e.g. TOILET ACCESSORIES
- A47K3/00—Baths; Showers; Appurtenances therefor
- A47K3/28—Showers or bathing douches
- A47K3/30—Screens or collapsible cabinets for showers or baths
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B3/00—Ohmic-resistance heating
- H05B3/84—Heating arrangements specially adapted for transparent or reflecting areas, e.g. for demisting or de-icing windows, mirrors or vehicle windshields
- H05B3/86—Heating arrangements specially adapted for transparent or reflecting areas, e.g. for demisting or de-icing windows, mirrors or vehicle windshields the heating conductors being embedded in the transparent or reflecting material
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B2203/00—Aspects relating to Ohmic resistive heating covered by group H05B3/00
- H05B2203/013—Heaters using resistive films or coatings
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B2203/00—Aspects relating to Ohmic resistive heating covered by group H05B3/00
- H05B2203/016—Heaters using particular connecting means
Definitions
- the invention relates to a shower wall associated with heating means.
- shower wall is meant a wall for a shower room, its height being suitable for a shower or a bath.
- shower walls with heating device there are known walls having two glass panels, the first panel acting as a shower wall as such while the second panel has the function of towel rail.
- the invention therefore aims to provide a shower wall with heating means that is as small as possible and that can play the role of both a towel rail and a radiator.
- shower wall means a shower wall as such or a bath screen.
- the glass shower wall comprises a glass panel consisting of a laminated glazing unit, the laminated glazing comprising:
- inner glass substrate intended to be the one facing the inside of the shower in the mounted position of the shower wall
- a second glass substrate referred to as an exterior glass substrate, an interlayer film made of plastic material, sandwiched between the two glass substrates,
- the heating means extending over a single heating zone and over the entire height of the glass panel.
- single heating zone means a single unit surface area.
- the shower wall therefore has only one panel providing the two functions of shower wall and radiator and / or towel rail.
- the shower wall has the advantage of being heated and monobloc, leading to a reduced footprint in thickness, the shower wall incorporating in its interior the heating means, without adding to the outside of heating rods or an additional panel.
- having a single heating zone over the entire height of the shower wall allows to dissipate a homogeneous heat and equivalent over the entire height, regardless of the size of the shower wall.
- the laminated glass makes it possible to obtain a rigid one-piece glass panel and the integration inside the laminate of the heating means prevents any access to the latter.
- the terms “horizontal”, “vertical”, “upper”, “lower”, “up”, “down”, “height” are understood by qualifying the elements of the panel in the context of a normal installation of the panel, that is to say in a vertical arrangement.
- the heating means extend over a heating zone which has the shape of a rectangle of length corresponding to the height of the glass panel, and of width L whose size is adapted according to the power desired heating, preferably the rectangle, called heating, being centered with respect to the center of the glass panel.
- the transparent electroconductive thin film has a surface resistance of between 15 and 20 Ohm / a.
- the heating zone is of the order of 2 m long by 625 mm wide for a heating power of the order of 1000 W.
- the outer substrate comprises, on its face coated with the electroconductive transparent thin layer, a peripheral margin extending along the edge and the entire periphery of said outer glass substrate, this peripheral margin being devoid of electroconductive transparent thin layer, this peripheral margin preferably having a width of the order of 10 mm.
- the outer substrate comprises on the coated surface of the thin transparent electrically conductive layer two parallel and spaced lines extending over the height and at which the electroconductive transparent thin layer is removed, the lines being separated by a width L corresponding to the width of the desired heating zone of the panel. Only this heating zone delimited at the top and bottom by the peripheral margin, and laterally (right and left) by these two vertical lines, is intended to be electrically powered. As for the two vertical zones between the vertical lines and the peripheral margin (vertical edges), although coated with the transparent electrically conductive thin layer, they are not intended to be electrically powered.
- the shower wall is such that, when the surface of the electroconductive transparent thin layer is greater than the surface of the heating zone, the outer glass substrate comprises, on its side coated with the transparent electrically conductive thin layer. , two vertical lines which are parallel and spaced from the width L of the heating zone, the two lines extending over the height of the glass panel and being devoid of electroconductive transparent thin layer.
- the shower wall comprises electrical connection means intended to electrically connect the heating means to the outside (to an external power supply), as well as means for routing the electrical supply from the electrical connection means to the outside.
- the conveying means being preferably formed of two electroconductive collectors of copper or silver type, said electroconductive collectors extending at least along the upper and lower ends of the heating zone according to two horizontal lines high and low, and possibly along a vertical side of the panel according to two respective vertical lines colinear opposite and stopping each half height of the panel possibly each with a horizontal return.
- the shower wall comprises on the outside of the glass panel, a peripheral frame which hides the means for conveying the power supply (the electroconductive collectors) from the heating means (the electroconductive transparent thin layer).
- the frame also provides a mechanical strength to the glass panel, especially in case of breakage of the glass.
- the frame allows in time to limit the aging of the laminated panel due to moisture in the bathroom / bathroom.
- the electrical connection means are formed of at least two male and female electrical connection parts cooperating together, preferably by screwing, the first of the parts being secured to the outer glass substrate and heating means and having a body which passes through the thickness of the glass substrate, while the second piece is removably attached in the first piece.
- the two male and female parts of the electrical connection means cooperate together by screwing, the first electrical connection part comprising a flat head in intimate contact against the means for routing the power supply and a cylindrical body which is engaged. in a through-orifice of the outer substrate, the body being threaded or threaded and cooperating with a respectively threaded or threaded body of the second connecting piece, preferably the second electrical connection piece being screwed with the first piece by means of a screwdriver torque.
- the heating means of the shower wall are electrically connected to a thermostat or a receiver itself connected by wireline or radiofrequency to a thermostat, the thermostat being able to regulate the temperature of the heating means, possibly combined with a programmer, so as to control the heating functions (radiator and towel rail), the thermostat preferably incorporating a fast heating function also called "booster" anglicism.
- the invention relates to the use of a shower wall of the invention is used as a radiator and / or towel rail.
- the invention further relates to a method of manufacturing a glass shower wall comprising a glass panel consisting of a laminated glazing unit, the laminated glazing comprising the following steps:
- a transparent electroconductive thin layer arranged on the outer glass substrate, said electroconductive transparent thin layer serving as heating means to be integrated inside the laminated glazing so as to form a monobloc heating panel, said thin layer transparent electrically conductive coating extending over the entire surface of the inner glass substrate, characterized in that it comprises, after said deposition step of the thin layer, a step of removing at least a portion of the surface of the thin layer transparent electrically conductive.
- the step of removing at least a portion of the surface of the transparent electroconductive thin layer allows the creation of a peripheral margin.
- the step of removing at least a portion of the surface of the transparent electroconductive thin layer allows the creation of two vertical lines parallel and spaced from the width L of the heating zone, the two lines s' extending over the height of the glass panel.
- FIG. 1 shows a partial perspective view of a shower wall according to the invention
- FIG. 2 is a partial sectional view of the glass panel of the shower wall of Figure 1;
- FIG. 3 is a front view of the glass panel of the shower wall according to the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a front view of the glass panel of the shower wall with a reduced heating width compared to the glass panel of Figure 3;
- FIG. 5 to 7 illustrate schematic front view of the shower wall according to the invention, with respective positioning variants of the power supply means of the transparent electrically conductive transparent thin layer;
- FIGS. 9a and 9b illustrate an exemplary embodiment of the electrical connection means, respectively showing two separate and assembled connection pieces.
- the shower wall 1 of the invention illustrated in FIG. 1 comprises a monobloc glass panel 10, Joule heating means integrated inside the panel to provide a heating panel with a radiator function, a surrounding peripheral frame 10A the panel 10, and at least one handle 3.
- the shower wall of the invention is a radiator whose heating is sufficient to dispense with a conventional wall radiator.
- the heated shower wall can provide a heating power of 1000 W.
- the one-piece glass panel 10 is a laminated glazing unit and comprises a first glass substrate 1 1, called an interior glass substrate, intended to face the inside of the shower in the mounted position of the wall, at least one interlayer film 12 of plastic, and a second glass substrate 13 opposite said outer glass substrate.
- the glass panel 10 integrates inside the heating means 2, the heating means 2 being located between the interlayer film 12 and the outer glass substrate 13.
- Each glass substrate 1 1, 13 is made of toughened glass. Each glass substrate has a thickness of the order of 4 mm or more.
- the inner glass substrate 1 1 is completely transparent, preferably clear such as Planiclear® glass marketed by the applicant, or tinted such as the Parsol® glass marketed by the applicant, and / or may include aesthetic reasons.
- the interlayer film 12 made of plastic, for example polyvinyl butyral (PVB) or ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA). It is laminated in a known manner with the two glass substrates January 1, 13 in an autoclave or oven to provide a laminated glazing.
- the plastic film has a thickness of preferably 0.76 mm.
- two 0.38 mm spacer films to a thickness of 0.76 mm can be stacked and joined to the glass substrates.
- the heating means 2 of the glass panel 10 preferably comprise an electroconductive coating integral with the outer glass substrate 13, such as a transparent electroconductive thin film 20 known per se, providing Joule heating.
- the transparent electroconductive thin layer is based on transparent metal oxides. The transparent electroconductive heating thin layer is not described in more detail because it is known per se in heated windows.
- the transparent electroconductive thin layer 20 is deposited on the inner face 13A of the outer glass substrate 13, said inner face 13A being that associated with the plastic film 12. Thus, the heating means are not accessible from outside the glass panel 10.
- the electrically conductive transparent thin film 20 is unitary, that is to say that the layer extends over a single area of the glass, in one piece.
- the transparent electroconductive thin layer 20 is deposited on the entire surface of the inner face 13A of the outer glass substrate 13.
- the deposition zone of the transparent electroconductive thin layer is preferably symmetrical with respect to the vertical and horizontal median axes of the panel to provide a balanced heating zone.
- the deposition area of the transparent electrically conductive thin layer is rectangular extending over the entire height of the panel, about 2 meters in the case of a shower, and over the entire width of the panel, except a peripheral margin 21 as explained below.
- the surface resistance of the electrically conductive transparent thin film is between 15 and 20 Ohm / a.
- the transparent electroconductive thin layer 20 does not extend to the edge of the glass. With reference to FIG. 3, it extends from the center of the glass substrate to a maximum distance from the peripheral edge of the order of 10 mm in order to protect the non-conductive peripheral margin 21 at the edge of the entire periphery of the substrate. .
- This peripheral margin 21 is schematically illustrated in gray in the figure but is not visible in reality.
- the electrically conductive transparent thin layer 20 is deposited on the entire surface of the inner face 13A of the outer glass substrate 13 before being locally removed by sanding or by laser to form the peripheral margin 21.
- the peripheral margin 21 is therefore a zone devoid of a transparent electroconductive transparent thin layer and is therefore not electrically conductive. This peripheral margin avoids any risk of electrical conduction to the outside of the outer glass substrate 13 and therefore to the outside of the glass panel, for reasons of electrical safety.
- the electrically conductive transparent thin layer 20 has a unit and maximum surface area area depending on the height and the width of the substrate forming a heating zone 20A delimited by the single peripheral margin 21.
- the width L of the heating zone (20A) may be less than the width of the electrically conductive transparent thin layer 20. This width L is preferably symmetrical relative to the vertical median axis of the sign. The width L is for example 625 mm.
- At least two vertical lines 22 and 23 are established in the layer by being connected at the top and bottom to the peripheral margin 21.
- the vertical lines 22 and 23 are illustrated in gray in the figures but as for the peripheral margin 21, they are not visible.
- the electroconductive transparent thin layer is removed (at a width of the order of 10 mm) at these vertical lines 22 and 23. These lines then make it possible to provide electrical insulation between the heating zone 20A and the rest. of the electroconductive transparent thin layer deposited on the inner face 13A of the outer glass substrate 13.
- the heating zone 20A (a rectangle) of width L, which is electrically conductive, is therefore only intended to be electrically powered, while the lateral surfaces vertical lines 24 and 25 respectively between the vertical lines 22, 23 and the peripheral margin 21 are not intended to be electrically powered.
- the width L of the electrically conductive zone 20A to be powered can vary.
- the heating power of the glass panel 10 is adapted.
- the lateral surfaces 23 and 24 separating the peripheral margin 21 from the Vertical lines 22 and 23 are wide, plus the heating zone 20A is decreased in width, thereby decreasing the heating power.
- the vertical lines 22, 23 are optional and the largest width L corresponds to the horizontal distance separating the inner edges of the peripheral margin 21.
- the vertical lines 22 and 23 are positioned so that the 20A heater has the dimensions of 2 m high and 625 mm wide (corresponding to the width L).
- the manufacture of the outer glass substrate 13 provided with the electroconductive transparent thin layer 20 is obtained by depositing the layer on the entire surface and then removing a portion of the transparent electrically conductive thin layer to obtain the peripheral margin 21 and the vertical lines 22 and 23.
- the method of removing the transparent electroconductive thin layer uses, for example, in a known manner the laser.
- the glass panel 10 comprises means 4 for conveying the electrical power supply to the heating zone 20A and electrical connection means 5 associated with the routing means 4 and intended for be connected to an external power supply such as electric cables connected to a power supply current of type 230 V.
- the conveying means 4 from the power supply to the heating zone 20A are in the form of two spaced electroconductive collectors 40 and 41 (such as silver or copper) which at least horizontally, respectively at the top and bottom of the heating zone 20A bordering the peripheral margin 21.
- the electrically conductive collectors 40 and 41 each have two ends, a first free end, and an opposite second end at which the electrical connection means 5, themselves intended to be connected to electrical cables in the mounted position, are associated. of the panel.
- the electroconductive collectors 40 and 41 travel at the boundary of the peripheral margin 21. They allow to distribute the power supply to the entire heating zone 20A.
- FIG. 5 corresponds to the embodiment of FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the electroconductive strips 40 and 41 extend firstly along the upper and lower ends of the heating zone 20A along two horizontal high lines 40A and respectively 41A, and secondly along a vertical side of the panel according to two vertical lines 40B and 41B each opposite and stopping each halfway up the panel to present a horizontal return 40C respectively, 41 C to the end of which are arranged the electrical connection means 5 connected to the cables 6.
- the returns 40C and 41 C extend over approximately 500 mm.
- FIG. 6 illustrates the same tracking geometry of the electrically conducting collectors as that of FIG. 5, without the returns 40C and 41C.
- the electrical connection means 5 are made integral with the end at half height of the vertical lines 40B. and 41 B.
- FIG. 7 illustrates a geometry reduced to the path in two high horizontal lines 40A and 41A low.
- the electrical connection means 5 are integral with one end of each of the lines.
- connection means 5 are integrated into the laminated panel by being mounted inside the outer substrate 13 of the panel to cooperate with the electrically conductive collectors 40 and 41 of the outer glass substrate 13 for their connection with the outer cables 6.
- the connection means 5 are thus arranged to exit on the front face of the glass panel 10, face corresponding to the outside face of the shower wall.
- the glass substrate 13 is provided with two through holes 13A at (the ends) of the electrically conductive collectors 40 and 41 to be connected to each receive the electrical connection means 5.
- the electrical connection means 5 are preferably a pair of male and female connection pieces 50, 51, one of the pieces 50 of each pair being secured to the glass substrate 13, being in intimate contact with an electrically conductive collector 40, 41 and passing through a through hole 13A, while the other piece 51 is connected to or intended to be connected to a cable 6 and is removably attached to the first connecting piece 50 of the outer glass substrate 13 by mutual cooperation .
- an electrically conductive collector 40, 41 is associated a pair of electrical connection pieces 50, 51.
- the male and female connection pieces cooperate by screwing.
- the first part 50 comprises a flat head 50A and a cylindrical body 50B extending perpendicularly to the plane of the head 50A, said cylindrical body 50B being threaded.
- the second piece 51 comprises a head 51 A, preferably flat, and a cylindrical body 51 B threaded extending perpendicular to the plane of the head 51 A.
- the thread and the thread are configured to cooperate together by screwing.
- the cylindrical body of the first part could be threaded while the cylindrical body of the second part could be threaded.
- the first part 50 is associated with the outer glass substrate 13 with the electroconductive transparent thin layer 20, so that its head 50A is pressed against an electrically conductive collector 40, 41 in direct and intimate contact , the interlayer film 12 covering the head 50A.
- the cylindrical body 50B is engaged in the orifice 13A of the outer glass substrate 13 and opens on the outer face 13B of said substrate.
- the orifice 13A has a section adapted to receive the cylindrical body in a controlled manner, but without the latter being able to exert pressure on the walls of the orifice.
- the outer surface 51 C of the head 51 A of the second piece 51 opposite surface to the cylindrical body, has a diametrical groove 51 D to ensure the screwing of the workpiece via a screwdriver.
- the screwing is performed via a torque screwdriver to control the clamping force against the glass substrate 13.
- the two electrical connection pieces 50 and 51 are in an electrically conductive material, such as metal, for example brass or copper.
- an electrical lug 60 integral with the electric cable 6 is associated with the cylindrical body of one or the other piece.
- a washer may be associated between the head 51A of the second part 51 and the lug 60 to ensure the mechanical contact compensating for any loosening over time (in the manner of a spring).
- the washer is preferably slotted to facilitate its association with the cylindrical body 51 B.
- the peripheral frame 10A of the shower wall 1 (FIG. 1) provides the mechanical strength of the glass panel 10 over time, and allows the attribute certain functionalities to the glass panel such as fixing the panel as a pivoting or sliding shower door.
- the frame 10A serves as a cover to mask the electrically conductive collectors 40 and 41 which are not transparent, unlike the electroconductive thin film 20.
- the masking of the returns 40C and 41C of the electrically conductive collectors 40 and 41 is advantageously achieved by the handle 3 fixed to the outer surface 13B of the outer glass substrate 13, the handle serving as a means of gripping to open the door shower and / or towel rail.
- the handle 3 is for example fixed by gluing on the glass, on the outer surface of the outer glass substrate 13.
- the electric cables 6 are passed through it as well as in the frame 10A.
- the glass panel 10 is connected via the electric cables 6 to a thermostat, and possibly to a programmer, to regulate / program the temperature of the glass panel 10.
- the electrical connection with the thermostat is either direct or uses an interface such as receiver which is in turn connected to the thermostat by wired link or not by communicating then by radio frequencies.
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Applications Claiming Priority (2)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| FR1657032A FR3054120B1 (fr) | 2016-07-22 | 2016-07-22 | Paroi de douche chauffante |
| PCT/FR2017/052027 WO2018015698A1 (fr) | 2016-07-22 | 2017-07-21 | Paroi de douche chauffante |
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| EP3487370A1 true EP3487370A1 (fr) | 2019-05-29 |
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| EP17754408.7A Withdrawn EP3487370A1 (fr) | 2016-07-22 | 2017-07-21 | Paroi de douche chauffante |
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