US2002121000A1PendingUtilityA1

Freedom vac (upright high-powered cordless vacuum cleaner)

Priority: Mar 2, 2001Filed: Mar 2, 2001Published: Sep 5, 2002
Est. expiryMar 2, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Alexander Tyler
A47L 9/2878A47L 9/2873A47L 9/2884A47L 5/28
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Abstract

The battery charger ( 2 ) recharges the battery ( 1 ) when the electrical cord ( 7 ) is in use. The battery ( 1 ) supplies 12 volts of low voltage electricity to the DC/AC converter ( 3 ). The DC/AC converter ( 3 ) converts the 12-voltage electricity to a higher powered 115 volts electricity, which supplies the motor ( 6 ). The motor ( 6 ) turns a gear-driven generator ( 4 ), which supplies voltage to the battery charger ( 2 ) and recharges the battery ( 1 ). To help keep a longer charge in the battery ( 1 ), the power is controlled by a toggle switch ( 9 ) and relay ( 8 ), which disconnects the power supply.

Claims

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1 . An upright, full-size vacuum cleaner that utilizes a rechargeable battery in addition to the normal electrical cord.  
     
     
         2 . A battery pack that recharges when the electrical cord is in use. The purpose of this invention is to eliminate the limitation of the electrical cord by offering a high-powered, battery driven vacuum cleaner that utilizes a normal High Voltage motor that equals the power of a cord vacuum cleaner (115V). This invention can also be used in commercial applications.

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