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US 2006/0064825 A1Published application
Spa and pool step vacuum
OwnerRobert Reedinventor
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Abstract
A Spa and Pool Step Vacuum is disclosed. The vacuum device incorporates a submersible pump. The device is lightweight and portable and does not require a hardwired electrical supply. The device further includes a removable external filter sack or bag to provide maximum filtration capacity with the minimum of weight and drag. The vacuum further provides a tapered nozzle having a roller to create the desired air gap between the tip of the nozzle and the surface being cleaned.
Claims18
A spa and pool step vacuum device, comprising:
- a handle assembly defining a first and a second end;
- a control module attached to said first end of said handle assembly;
- a head assembly attached to said second end of said handle assembly, said head assembly further defined by a mouth and a discharge stem;
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- a filter bag attached to said discharge stem.
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A device, comprising:
- an extension member defining a first and second end;
- a submersible head assembly attached to said first end, said head assembly comprising:
- a housing, within which are located a motor and a pump impeller;
- a bell attached to said housing;
- a nozzle extending from said bell and terminating in a mouth and further defining a throat, said mouth defining an edge;
- a roller attached to said nozzle in said throat in close proximity to said edge.
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A portable pool step and spa vacuum comprising:
- a battery compartment defining a first and second end;
- control module adjacent to said first end;
- an extension member defining a first and second end attached to said battery compartment, said first end of said extension member attached to said second end of said battery compartment;
- a motor/pump assembly attached to said second end of said extension member and defining an extension member end and a nozzle end;
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- a nozzle extending from said nozzle end.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.