Description:FIELD OF THE INVENTION
[001] The present invention relates to the field of urinal kits. Particularly, the present invention relates to waterless urinal conversion kit for traditional urinals. More particularly, the present invention relates to conversion of traditional urinals to odorless and waterless urinals.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
[002] Urinals are sanitary plumbing fixtures that is attached to a wall especially in a public bathroom for men. There are various types of urinals present in market, some utilize water and some are waterless, i.e. without flushing system. Due to climate crisis and need for water conservation, various kits and devices are developed to curb the water wastage. There are various prior art that discusses waterless sanitary plumbing fixtures.
[003] The prior art US20110252552A1 suggests a Cartridge apparatus for urinal. The cartridge apparatus includes a cartridge top member having at least one opening configured to allow urine in a urinal bowl to pass into the cartridge apparatus and a fluidless trap (128) connected to the cartridge top member that is normally in a closed state to prevent gases (e.g., sewer gases or other odors) from exiting from a cartridge housing (104) and that is in an open state to allow urine to pass there through when urine is received in the cartridge apparatus through the cartridge top member. The said system allows debris like hair, bubble gum or beetle nut to flow in and creates a blockage which overall results in bad odor. The debris further choke the pipelines and cartridges that results in frequent maintenance and failed performance.
[004] Another prior art DE202010003233U1 suggests Waterless urinal comprising a urinal basin, which is made of a ceramic material and a urinal basin attached drain pipe. The drain neck is made of a ceramic material produced. The drain neck preferably has a round cross-section on. However, the urinal incorporating drain pipe is o nce again susceptible to blockages and debris can result in failed performance.
[005] The aforesaid prior art are not solving various challenges with respect to traditional urinals. The existing prior art requires high maintenance and assembly. They are not durable and cannot be used for long duration.
[006] In order to overcome the challenges associated with the state of art, there is a need for development of an advanced waterless urinal conversion kits which minimizes and eliminates water usage. Also the kit should be capable of preventing odor which is typically oozing out from the drain pipe.

OBJECTIVE OF THE INVENTION
[007] The primary objective of the present invention is to provide an urinal kit adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization.
[008] Another objective of the present invention is to provide the urinal kit adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization conserving valuable water typically employed for flushing urinals.
[009] Another objective of the present invention is to provide the urinal kit adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization, and eliminates use of sensors which are typically required in conventional urinals to detect human movement and initiate the flushing process with water.
[0010] Another objective of the present invention is to provide the urinal kit adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization, and adaptable to prevent unpleasant odors from entering the restroom.
[0011] Yet another objective of invention is to provide the urinal kit adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization, and prevents debris from entering into a drain pipe.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
[0012] An urinal kit preventing odor and minimizing water usage adaptable to traditional urinals, comprising an eco-screen having a top portion and a bottom portion, a housing, a screen cap, a pin holder having a first end and a second end, a number of primary spigots, a barrel having a primary side and a secondary side, a number of secondary spigot, a saucer shaped receptacle, a trap, a pair of spigot and a nut. Further, the eco-screen is domed shaped to prevent stains due to retention of the subject. Further, the housing, disposed at a center of the eco-screen, for holding odor control substance. Further, the odor control substance may include but not limited to fragrances and carbon pellets. Further, the screen cap, detachably coupled to the housing, and having a slot at a center. Further, the screen cap is configured with a number of primary perforations around the slot. Further, the eco screen is configured with a secondary perforations. Further, pin holder, having a first end and a second end, disposed in the housing with the first end extending outwards from the slot. Further, the number of primary spigots mounted on the top portion of the eco-screen. Further, the number of spigots is configured with a slit in order to prevent splash which occurs on receiving subject. Further, the subject include but not limited to urine and liquid substances. Further, the barrel, having a primary side and a secondary side, and the primary side detachably coupled to the eco screen through a pin holder. Further, the number of secondary spigot, mounted on a disc coupled to a brink of the barrel, for preventing debris from entering inside the barrel. Further, the barrel having a second end to pass the subject in the drain pipe. Further, the saucer shaped receptacle, having a first end and a second end, disposed in the orifice of the barrel, and receiving a subject. Further, the trap, coupled to the second end of the saucer shaped receptacle through a ring. Further, the trap is installed with a flap mechanism which is opened on entering the subject. Further, the pair of spigot, including a first spigot and a second spigot, coupled to the flap mechanism. Further, the first spigot is coupled to operate the flap mechanism on receiving the subject and the second spigot is coupled to keep the flap mechanism in a closed condition. Further, the nut coupled to the second side of the barrel through a bottom washer. Further, the end cap is having a brink marked with ratchet.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0013] The present invention will be better understood after reading the following detailed description of the presently preferred aspects with reference to the appended drawings:
[0014] Figure 1 illustrates the schematic view of a waterless urinal kit;
[0015] Figure 2 illustrates the schematic view of an eco-urinal screen;
[0016] Figure 3 illustrates the schematic view of an eco-urinal screen cap;
[0017] Figure 4 illustrates the schematic view of a saucer shaped receptacle; and
[0018] Figure 5 illustrates the schematic view of a nut.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0019] The following description describes various features and functions of the disclosed apparatus. The illustrative aspects described herein are not meant to be limiting. It may be readily understood that certain aspects of the disclosed apparatus can be arranged and combined in a wide variety of different configurations, all of which are contemplated herein.
[0020] The following description of preferred embodiments of the invention is not intended to limit the invention to these preferred embodiments, but rather to enable any person skilled in the art to make and use this invention.
[0021] These and other features and advantages of the present invention may be incorporated into certain embodiments of the invention and will become more fully apparent from the following description as set forth hereinafter.
[0022] Accordingly, those of ordinary skill in the art will recognize that various changes and modifications of the embodiments described herein can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. In addition, descriptions of well-known functions and constructions are omitted for clarity and conciseness.
[0023] The terms and words used in the following description and claims are not limited to the bibliographical meanings, but, are merely used to enable a clear and consistent understanding of the invention. Accordingly, it should be apparent to those skilled in the art that the following description of exemplary embodiments of the present invention are provided for illustration purpose only and not for the purpose of limiting the invention.
[0024] It is to be understood that the singular forms “a,” “an,” and “the” include plural referents unless the context clearly dictates otherwise.
[0025] It should be emphasized that the term “comprises/comprising” when used in this specification is taken to specify the presence of stated features, integers, steps or components but does not preclude the presence or addition of one or more other features, integers, steps, components or groups thereof.
[0026] Accordingly, the present invention provides a urinal kit (100) adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization.
[0027] Figure 1 illustrates the urinal kit (100) adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization comprises of an eco-screen (102), a housing (104), a screen cap (106), a slot (108), a pin holder (110), a number of primary spigots (112), a barrel (114) having a primary side (116) and a secondary side (118), a number of secondary spigots (124), a disc (122), a barrel (114), a saucer shaped receptacle (126), a saucer ring (120), a trap (128), a pair of spigot (130), a bottom ring washer, a flap mechanism (132), a pair of hinge, a nut (134). The components are described herein detail:
[0028] (a) Eco-screen - The eco screen (102) on top with the number of primary spigots (112) to act as a splash guard, with slits open and has click fittings to ensure locked position when inserted into the barrel (114). The eco-screen (102) have the housing (104) on top to fill carbon pellets or fragrance materials. The spigots is used as a barricade to stop direct debris from the top. The housing (104) is filled either with activated carbon for its antimicrobial activities or with Fragrance material for aroma. The waterless urinal conversion kit (100) made of material included but not limited to plastic, metal and eco-friendly material.
[0029] (b) Barrel- A barrel (114) is designed to align with the urinal pan. The barrel (114) is installed with the disc (122) which is having the at least two rows of secondary spigots (124). Further, the at least two rows of secondary spigots (124) ensure that hair and debris movement is obstructed. The center portion of the barrel (114) has got at least five openings for the urine to flow to the urinal drain through the trap (128) embedded inside the barrel (114).
[0030] (c) Trap (128) – The trap (128) has a wide elliptical open mouth which allows urine to enter from the barrel (114). The trap (128) having a flap mechanism (132) which is in closed position and having an exit to allow urine to pass through. As the subject enters the trap (128), due to gravity, the subject push open the flap mechanism (132) and exits into to drain pipe. After the urine exits, the spigots on the trap (128) push the flap mechanism (132) to return to close position. Once the exit mouth is in closed position, gases are not allowed to pass through.
[0031] Figure 2, illustrates the schematic view of the eco- screen (102). Further, the eco screen (102) having but not limited to domed shaped structure. Further, the domed shape structure of the eco screen (102) prevent the collection of subject in order to prevent stains in the urinal pan. Further, the subject include liquid substance but limited to urine, water and cleaning agents. Further, the eco-screen (102) having a top portion and a bottom portion. Further, the top portion of the eco- screen (102) is mounted with a number of primary spigots (112) and the number of secondary perforations. Further, the housing (104) is disposed at a center of the eco-screen (102), and holding foul odor control substance which may include but not limited to fragrances, and activated carbon.
[0032] Figure 3, illustrates schematic view of the screen cap (106). Further, the housing (104) is covered with the screen cap (106), Further, the screen cap (106) is detachably coupled with the housing (104). Further, the screen cap (106) is configured with the number of primary perforation. Further, the number of primary and secondary perforation is having a number of shapes and sizes. Further, the number of shapes and sizes may include but not limited to elliptical, circle, etc. Further, the screen cap (106) having an opening at a center and the opening is installed with a holder (142). Further, the pin holder (110), having a first end and a second end, is disposed in the housing (104) with the first end extending outwards from the slot (108) of the eco-screen (102) and the holder (142) of the screen cap (106). Further, the pin holder (110) may be gripped by the user in order to maneuver the eco- screen (102).
[0033] Further, the eco- screen (102) is detachably coupled to the barrel (114) through the pin holder (110). Further, the pin holder (110) is fitted in the eco screen holder of the barrel (114). Further, the eco screen (102) is push fit in the barrel (114). Further, the top washer is used to fit the eco-screen (102) on the barrel (114) tightly in order to prevent any spillage of the subject. Further, the barrel (114) is cylindrical and adaptable to fit in the drain pipe of the urinal pot.
[0034] Further, the barrel (114) having the primary side (116) and the secondary side (118). Further, the primary side (116), of the barrel (114), is coupled to the eco screen (102). Further, the primary side (116) is installed with the disc (122). Further, at least two row of the secondary spigot (124) is mounted on the disc (122). Further, the at least two row of the secondary spigot (124) is installed to prevent debris from entering inside the barrel (114). Further, the disc (122) having an opening at a center to receive the pin holder (110).
[0035] Figure 4, illustrates schematic view of the saucer shaped receptacle (126). Further, the saucer shaped receptacle (126) having a first end and a second end, disposed in the barrel (114) via the opening. Further, the first end of the saucer shaped receptacle (126) is configured to receive the subject. Further, the second end of the saucer shaped receptacle is coupled to the trap (128). Further, the saucer shaped receptacle (126) is attached to the barrel (114) through the spigot. Further, the saucer shaped receptacle (126) having an opening (144) at a center which is adaptable to receive the pin holder (110) in order to reach the eco-screen (102) holder (146).
[0036] Further, the trap (128), coupled to the second end of the saucer shaped receptacle through the saucer ring (120). Further, the trap (128) is installed with a flap mechanism (132) which is opened on entering the subject. Further, the pair of spigot (130), including a first spigot and a second spigot, coupled to the flap mechanism (132). Further, the first spigot is coupled to operate the flap mechanism (132) on receiving the subject and the second spigot is coupled to maintain the flap mechanism (132) in a closed condition.
[0037] Further, the trap (128) is installed with the flap mechanism (132). Further, the flap mechanism (132) opens on receiving the subject and pass out the subject to the drain pipe. Further, the flap mechanism (132) is fitted in the trap (128) through the pair of spigot. Further, the first spigot is coupled to operate the flap mechanism (132) to the trap (128) and the second spigot is coupled to maintain the flap mechanism (132) in a closed condition.
[0038] Further, the barrel and the trap (128) are sealed to prevent air or gas to pass from drain pipes into the urinals. Further, the waterless urinal conversion kit to convert traditional urinals to odorless and waterless urinals.
[0039] Figure 5, illustrates schematic view of the nut. Further, the nut (134) is coupled to the secondary side (118) of the barrel (114) through a bottom washer. Further, the nut is having a brink which is marked with ratchet (140). Further, the nut is configured with a plurality of threads (148). Further, the plurality of threads (148) is carved on an inner periphery of the nut (134).Further, the rachet is made to hold the bottom washer. Further, the top washer, the saucer ring and the bottom washer is made of material including but not limited to elastomeric material, combination of rubber.
[0040] In another embodiment, the present invention also provides a method for urinal kit preventing odor and minimizing water usage adaptable to traditional urinals. The method comprises of the following steps:
[0041] The subject enters the trap (128). Further, due to gravity, the subject pushes open the flap mechanism (132). Further, the flap mechanism (132) exits into the second end of the barrel and later exits towards drain pipe. After the subject exits, the pair of spigot on the trap (128) push the flip top to return to closed position. Once the exit mouth is in closed position, gases can’t pass through. The hydro pressure mechanically opens the flap mechanism (132). When hydro pressure reduces, the second spigot of the pair of spigot pushes back the flap mechanism (132) in closed position. The second spigot of the pair of spigot pushes back locking movement and maintains some degree of flexibility for the trap (128). The elasticity of the pair of spigot allows it to deform or flex when subjected to hydro force and returns to original closed position with the help of flap mechanism (132) when the hydro force is stopped. The mechanism allows the subject to flow and block the gases to enter the trap (128).
[0042] ADVANTAGES OF THE INVENTION:
• The present invention prevents unpleasant odors from entering the restroom through the male urinal bowl via the drain pipes.
• The present invention conserves valuable water typically employed for flushing urinals.
• The present invention prevents the use of Inlet Water Pipes to pump water required for flushing urinals.
• The present invention eliminates the need for sensors, which are typically required in conventional urinals to detect human movement and initiate the flushing process with water.
• The present invention eliminates the necessity for a manual flush system, which is employed to manually flush water after using urinals.
• The present invention leads to less load on STP due to absence of water flushing.
• The present invention reduces electricity and maintenance bills.
• The present invention leads to first level of stopping debris moving into drain pipes at the top level due to introduction of Spigot at the top.
• The present invention leads to second level of stopping debris moving into drain pipes and the maintenance work can be done at the device level.
• The present invention combines efficiency and hygiene, providing an improved solution for public and private restroom facilities.
• Although the embodiments herein are described with various specific embodiments, it will be obvious for a person skilled in the art to practice the invention with modifications. However, all such modifications are deemed to be within the scope of the invention. , Claims:WE CLAIM:

1. An urinal kit (100) adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization, comprising:

I. an eco-screen (102) having a top portion and a bottom portion;
a. a housing (104) , disposed at a center of the eco-screen (102), for holding odor control substance;
b. a screen cap (106), detachably coupled to the housing (104), and having a slot (108) at a center;
c. a pin holder (110), having a first end and a second end, disposed in the housing (104) with the first end extending outwards from the slot (108); and
d. a number of primary spigots (112) mounted on the top portion of the eco-screen (102), wherein the number of primary spigots (112) is configured with a slit in order to prevent splash which occurs on receiving subject;

II. a barrel (114), having a primary side (116) and a secondary side (118), and the primary side (116) detachably coupled to the eco screen (102) through a pin holder (110); and

a. a disc (122) mounted on the primary side (116) of the barrel (114), and having an orifice at the center of the disc (122);
b. a number of secondary spigot (124), mounted on the disc (122), for preventing debris from entering inside the barrel (114);
c. a saucer shaped receptacle (126), having a first end and a second end, disposed in the orifice of the barrel (114) through the saucer ring (120), and receiving a subject;
d. a trap (128), coupled to the second end of the saucer shaped receptacle (126) through a ring, wherein the trap (128) is installed with a flap mechanism (132) which is opened on entering the subject; and
e. a pair of spigot (130), including a first spigot and a second spigot, coupled to the flap mechanism (132), wherein the first spigot is coupled to operate the flap mechanism (132) on receiving the subject and the second spigot is coupled to keep the flap mechanism (132) in a closed condition;

III. a nut (134) coupled to the secondary side (118) of the barrel (114) through a bottom washer, wherein the nut is having a brink which is marked with ratchet (140).

2. The urinal kit (100) adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization as claimed in claim 1, wherein the odor control substance may include but not limited to fragrances and carbon pellets.

3. The urinal kit (100) adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization as claimed in claim 1, wherein the subject include but not limited to urine and liquid substances.

4. The urinal kit (100) adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization as claimed in claim 1, wherein the eco-screen (102) is domed shaped to prevent stains due to retention of the subject.

5. The urinal kit (100) adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization as claimed in claim 1, wherein the screen cap (106) is configured with a number of primary perforations (136) around the slot (108).

6. The urinal kit (100) adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization as claimed in claim 1, wherein the eco screen (102) is configured with a number of secondary perforations (138).

7. The urinal kit (100) adaptable to fit in traditional urinals for odor prevention and water usage minimization as claimed in claim 1, wherein the secondary side (118) of the barrel (114) having opening to pass the subject in the drain pipe.