E-cigarette personal vaporizer
AssigneeBeyond Twenty Ltd.
InventorsKaveh MEMARI, Adrian BENNETT, Ian MURISON, STephen MARSH
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Abstract
A portable, personal storage and carrying case for an e-liquid e-cigarette PV in which the case includes: a refillable PV that is removable from the case; an electrical power source for re-charging a rechargeable battery in the PV; a user-replaceable reservoir for holding e-liquid; and an electrical or electronic pump adapted to transfer e-liquid from the reservoir to a chamber in the PV, the pump delivering a pre-defined or variable quantity of e-liquid from the reservoir; and in which the case has closed and open positions, and lifts up the removable PV when in the open position to enable a user to readily withdraw the PV from the case.
Claims28
A portable, personal storage and carrying case for an e-liquid e-cigarette PV in which the case includes:
- (a) a refillable PV that is removable from the case;
- (b) an electrical power source for re-charging a rechargeable battery in the PV;
- (c) a user-replaceable reservoir for holding e-liquid;
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- (d) an electrical or electronic pump adapted to transfer e-liquid from the reservoir to a chamber in the PV, the pump delivering a pre-defined or variable quantity of e-liquid from the reservoir;
- and in which the case has closed and open positions, and lifts up the removable PV when in the open position to enable a user to readily withdraw the PV from the case.
A method of operating a portable, personal e-cigarette system, the method including the steps of:
- (a) inserting a refillable PV into a storage and carrying case for the PV;
- (b) inserting or attaching a user-replaceable reservoir for holding e-liquid to the case;
- (c) recharging the PV with an electrical power source in the case;
- (d) operating an electrical or electronic pump in the case to transfer e-liquid from the reservoir to a chamber in the PV, the pump delivering a pre-defined or variable quantity of e-liquid from the reservoir;
- and in which the case has closed and open positions, and lifts up the removable PV when in the open position to enable a user to readily withdraw the PV from the case.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.