The water gun is switched on and off by draining the water out of the chamber with a small force.
In the design of traditional water guns, the water switch structure generally relies on the principle of mechanical leverage, which often requires greater force in operation, especially in the face of high water pressure, the lever ratio of the mechanical switch needs to increase accordingly to cope with strong water pressure. However, this design not only makes the switch structure of the water gun bulky, but also appears heavy and laborious in actual operation, which brings great inconvenience to the user. In order to overcome this technical pain point, after in-depth research and exploration, we successfully developed this garden water gun using a pilot type double-cavity master switch structure. This innovative design cleverly uses a small amount of water in the pilot cavity for discharge operation, which can easily enable the water gun to be opened, greatly reducing the required operating force. Compared with the traditional mechanical lever structure, the pilot type double-cavity master switch structure has significant advantages. It is not only small in size and compact in structure, but also easy to operate and use very little force, so that users can enjoy gardening fun at the same time, no longer be troubled by heavy and laborious switches. In addition, the design can also adapt to a variety of water pressure environments, whether low or high pressure, can be easily handled, providing users with a stable and smooth water experience.
