A control assembly for selectively controlling actuation of an electric motor arranged to power a hand-held power tool based on combined performance of two dissimilar operator actions and a hand-held power tool including such a control assembly. A switch member may be closed responsive to an enabling action including a first of the two dissimilar operator actions. A throttle control member becomes operable responsive to actuation of the throttle control member past a first movement threshold, i.e. a second dissimilar operator action, while the switch member is in the actuated state. The throttle control member remains repeatedly operable above a second movement threshold, even if the switch member is opened. Actuation of the throttle control member to below the second movement threshold will render the throttle control member non-operable until renewed combined performance of the first and second dissimilar operator actions.

A control assembly for selectively controlling actuation of an electric motor arranged to power a hand-held power tool based on combined performance of two dissimilar operator actions and a hand-held power tool including such a control assembly. A switch member may be closed responsive to an enabling action including a first of the two dissimilar operator actions. A throttle control member becomes operable responsive to actuation of the throttle control member past a first movement threshold, i.e. a second dissimilar operator action, while the switch member is in the actuated state. The throttle control member remains repeatedly operable above a second movement threshold, even if the switch member is opened. Actuation of the throttle control member to below the second movement threshold will render the throttle control member non-operable until renewed combined performance of the first and second dissimilar operator actions.

The present invention discloses a blowing-sucking device. The blowing-sucking device comprises a fan and defines a blowing path and a sucking path, and comprises a first housing, a second housing, and at least one air duct, wherein the second housing is provided between the first housing and the at least one air duct, and defines at least part of the blowing path and/or the sucking path, and the second housing is configured to be detachably connected to both the first housing and the at least one air duct. The blowing-sucking device according to one or more embodiments of the present invention is compact in structure and easy to disassemble and assemble. It is easy to inspect, clean, and replace its internal components. The device features operational suitability, flexibility, and convenience.

The present invention discloses a blowing-sucking device. The blowing-sucking device comprises a fan and defines a blowing path and a sucking path, and comprises a first housing, a second housing, and at least one air duct, wherein the second housing is provided between the first housing and the at least one air duct, and defines at least part of the blowing path and/or the sucking path, and the second housing is configured to be detachably connected to both the first housing and the at least one air duct. The blowing-sucking device according to one or more embodiments of the present invention is compact in structure and easy to disassemble and assemble. It is easy to inspect, clean, and replace its internal components. The device features operational suitability, flexibility, and convenience.

A concentrator nozzle attachment for a blower device is disclosed that increases the airflow velocity of the blower without sacrificing the field of the jetting air. The concentrator nozzle is formed of an outer ring with a centrally located guide surface and is placed at the exit of an air tube. As the air exits the air tube, it's forced to flow around the guide surface, thus increasing its velocity. The attachment is secured to the end of the air tube and so does not alter the outer diameter through which the air exits. In this way, air velocity is increased without reducing its effectiveness.

A concentrator nozzle attachment for a blower device is disclosed that increases the airflow velocity of the blower without sacrificing the field of the jetting air. The concentrator nozzle is formed of an outer ring with a centrally located guide surface and is placed at the exit of an air tube. As the air exits the air tube, it's forced to flow around the guide surface, thus increasing its velocity. The attachment is secured to the end of the air tube and so does not alter the outer diameter through which the air exits. In this way, air velocity is increased without reducing its effectiveness.

An operation management device according to one aspect of the present invention includes: an operation completion data acquisition unit which acquires first operation completion data indicating that a first operation related to maintenance of a grass field has been completed; and an operation implementation data output unit which outputs, when the first operation completion data is acquired, operation implementation data which prompts implementation of a second operation that is an operation related to the maintenance of a grass field and is different from the first operation.

A backpack tool kit including a backpack assembly with a casing and a battery pack received in the casing; and at least one tool connected to the casing of the backpack assembly and electrically connected to the battery pack. The backpack tool apparatus can be provided with multiple tools to simultaneously realize different operations and functions. Moreover, the tools are configured to be detachably connected to the backpack assembly, and can be replaced with different tools to realize different operations and functions according to needs.

A backpack tool kit including a backpack assembly with a casing and a battery pack received in the casing; and at least one tool connected to the casing of the backpack assembly and electrically connected to the battery pack. The backpack tool apparatus can be provided with multiple tools to simultaneously realize different operations and functions. Moreover, the tools are configured to be detachably connected to the backpack assembly, and can be replaced with different tools to realize different operations and functions according to needs.

A handheld electric vacuum configured to perform sucking work includes: a pipe including a suction port at one end and a discharge port at the other end; a blower provided outside the pipe and driven by an electric motor; a handle provided outside the pipe and near the discharge port in a longitudinal direction of the pipe, and configured to be held by a hand; and an ejector provided near the suction port in the longitudinal direction of the pipe, and configured to feed pressurized wind generated by the blower into the pipe from around the pipe, and to eject the pressurized wind to the discharge port.