Waterproof massage device with removable battery compartment
AssigneeNanma Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorSimon Nan
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Abstract
A massage device with a waterproof and removable battery compartment that enables at least one battery to be removed or installed from the device is disclosed. The massage device comprises a body with middle, proximal, and distal portions. The removable battery compartment enables battery(s) to be installed or removed from the proximal portion of the body while providing a waterproof capability. In the preferred embodiment, the removable battery compartment is installed by a simple twist and slide motion.
Claims15
A massage device comprising:
- a body;
- a motor encased in said body and operatively engaged to an element of said body, said motor adapted for driving said element;
- and
- a removable battery compartment engaged with said body, said removable battery compartment containing at least one battery for providing power to said motor.
A waterproof massage device comprising:
- a body, said body operatively associated with a first element;
- a second element connected to said body;
- a removable battery compartment engageable within said body, said removable battery compartment including a sealing member that forms a water tight seal between said removable battery compartment and said proximal portion;
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- at least one battery disposed within said removable battery compartment for providing power to drive said first and second elements.
A removable battery compartment for a device comprising:
- a body including distal and proximal end portions connected by a lateral element which collectively define a cavity adapted to receive therein at least one battery;
- at least one connection point capable of transmitting power from said at least one battery;
- a cap engageable to said proximal end portion;
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- a sealing member engaged to said proximal end portion that forms a water-tight seal when said removable battery compartment is engaged to the device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.