Multifunctional misting system
AssigneeZap Mosquito Solutions Inc.
InventorKeith Donald Brookins
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Abstract
A multifunctional misting system having a housing assembly, a frame assembly, a mist blower assembly, a valve assembly, a recess control panel assembly, a pump-motor assembly, a tank assembly, and a handle assembly. The housing assembly has first and second flat panels, a front panel, a rear panel, a top panel, a bottom panel, and locking corners. The frame assembly has first and second frames, and a battery with a battery retainer. The mist blower assembly has a blower and nozzles. The pump-motor assembly is a motor attached to a pump. The motor has a motor-battery bracket fixed to the motor and a spacer. The handle assembly is positioned onto the top panel of the housing assembly. The multifunctional misting system may operate as a mist blower.
Claims13
A multifunctional misting system, comprising:
- A) a housing assembly comprising first and second flat panels, a front panel, a rear panel, a top panel, a bottom panel, and locking corners, said front panel comprising a blower panel hole, a control panel hole, and a valve threaded neck hole;
- B) a frame assembly comprising a battery and a battery retainer;
- C) a mist blower assembly mounted on said blower panel hole;
- D) a valve assembly comprising a valve body, a threaded valve neck, first and second outlet ports, an inlet port, and a valve handle, said threaded valve neck with said valve handle mounted thereon extends from said valve threaded neck hole of said housing assembly;
- E) a recess control panel assembly mounted on said control panel hole;
- F) a pump-motor assembly, said frame assembly secures said mist blower assembly, said pump-motor assembly, and said battery;
- G) a tank assembly comprising a self locking tank strap, said housing assembly houses said frame assembly and said tank assembly, wherein said tank assembly is exteriorly secured to said frame assembly by said self locking tank strap;
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- H) a handle assembly mounted onto said top panel.
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