Aeration device
OwnerYevgeniy Khaymaninventor
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Abstract
An aeration device includes a housing; a pump module mounted inside the housing and configured to provide a fluid flow; a tube connector mounted inside the housing and fluidly connected to the pump module; an aerator tube configured to be attachable to the tube connector; and a gripping recess mounted inside the housing such that the aerator tube is receivable within the gripping recess. The aerator tube is configured to receive the fluid flow from the pump module and deliver the fluid flow to a liquid in a vessel. The aerator device is configured to rest on a top rim of a vessel during operation of the pump module.
Claims22
An aeration device, comprising:
- a) a housing;
- b) a pump module, which is mounted inside the housing, wherein the pump module is configured to provide a fluid flow during an operation of the pump module;
- c) a tube connector, which is mounted inside the housing, such that the tube connector is fluidly connected to the pump module;
- d) an aerator tube, which is configured to be attachable to the tube connector;
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- e) a gripping recess, which is mounted inside the housing, such that the gripping recess is configured to receive the aerator tube, when the aerator tube is positioned for storage;
- wherein the aerator tube is configured to receive the fluid flow from the pump module and deliver the fluid flow to a liquid in a vessel, when the aerator tube is attached to the tube connector.
An aeration device, comprising:
- a) a housing having a bottom surface;
- b) a pump module, which is mounted inside the housing, wherein the pump module is configured to provide a fluid flow during an operation of the pump module;
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- c) an aerator tube, which is configured to be fluidly connectable to the pump module;
- wherein the aerator tube is configured to receive the fluid flow from the pump module and deliver the fluid flow via the aerator tube to a liquid in a drinking glass, when the aerator tube is fluidly connected to the pumping module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.