Cordless hairdryer
Abstract
A cordless portable hairdryer that is being used with-out a line cord install to the electricity, using a rechargeable battery sandwiching in the handset, connected to a multiple speed control switch, joined to a motor; that turns the fan to blow air. The device includes a cordless charger. This circuit, charges the interchangeable battery until the battery is charged, then it reduces the corrent to a trickle rate. It will completely recharge a dead battery in several hours, and the device can be left in the charger indefinitely, also carries a Led as a visual indication of full charge. The present solution helps a user to easily carry the device anywhere to be used and the user is not limited to a confine area, since the present invention carries a re-chargeable battery with no memory, providing a long lasting life to the battery.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . (A) A manual cordless hairdryer which includes:
A portable cordless charger. A re-chargeable battery sandwiched in the handset. A interchangeable battery system. A battery system without memory, that can be left in the charger constantly without a negative effect, means that the battery has a long lasting life. A battery connected to a multiple speed control switch joined to a motor that turns the fan to blow air. A cordless portable charger with a plug, to be used in an electric outlet that charges the battery at any time by installing the device attached to the battery charger reducing the corrent to a trickle rate. A manual cordless hairdryer mounted to a cordless charger serving as a holder base. A demountable cordless hairdryer wherein a rechargeable battery provides electricity thus eliminating electrical cord. A manual cordless hairdryer wherein a cordless charger charges the battery maintaining the user from a distance of any personal injury and damage from the electricity, and the user is not limited to a confined area. A manual cordless hairdryer that can be operated without utility power once the battery is charged. A Metal contact (−) that can be used to hold the battery. A led to indicate when the battery is charged.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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