Abstract
A handheld vacuum cleaner is provided, comprising: a dust-air separating unit, an airflow generating unit, a battery pack assembly, and a handle; the dust-air separating unit is provided with a dust suction port that defines a longitudinal axis extending along a front-rear direction; the airflow generating unit is provided with an air inlet side and an air outlet side, and the air inlet side communicates with the dust-air separating unit; an outer wall of the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with an air outlet penetrating therethrough, the air outlet port and the air outlet side are connected by an air outlet channel, and the air outlet port is arranged at least partially exceeding forward beyond the airflow generating unit in the dust-air suction direction located along the longitudinal axis. When using the vacuum cleaner, the service life of the motor is lengthened and the user experience is better.
Claims
1. A handheld vacuum cleaner, comprising: a dust-air separating unit, an air flow generating unit, a battery pack assembly, and a handle, wherein the dust-air separating unit is provided with a dust suction port that defines a longitudinal axis (X) extending in a front-rear direction, the air flow generating unit is provided with an air inlet side and an air outlet side, the air inlet side is in communication with the dust-air separating unit, an outer wall of the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with an air outlet port penetrating therethrough, the air outlet port and the air outlet side of the air flow generating unit are connected by an air outlet channel, and the air outlet port is arranged at least partially exceeding forward beyond the air flow generating unit in a dust-air suction direction along the longitudinal axis (X).
2. (canceled)
3. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 1, wherein the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with a shell wrapping around an outer periphery of the air flow generating unit, the air outlet channel is formed by a gap between the shell and the air flow generating unit, and the air flow is discharged from the air outlet side of the air flow generating unit passing through the air outlet channel and is finally discharged from the air outlet port; wherein the shell is provided as a part of an outer profile of the handheld vacuum cleaner.
4. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 1, wherein the air flow generating unit is arranged longitudinally along the longitudinal axis (X) of a dust-air suction port, and the air inlet side is located in front of the air outlet side; wherein the air flow generating unit and the dust-air separating unit are connected by an air inlet duct, and the air outlet port is at least partially located on an outer periphery of the air inlet duct.
5. (canceled)
6. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 1, wherein the air outlet channel comprises a first air channel and a second air channel, the first air channel is located at a rear end of the air flow generating unit, the second air channel is located at the outer periphery of the air flow generating unit, the second air channel extends after turning from the first air channel in a direction towards the air inlet side of the air flow generating unit, the air outlet side of the air flow generating unit discharges the air flow backward to the first air channel, and the air flow flows from the first air channel to the second air channel and is finally discharged from the air outlet port.
7. (canceled)
8. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 4, further comprising a deflector in communication with the air outlet channel and tapered at downstream of the air flow, wherein the deflector is arranged around the air inlet duct.
9. (canceled)
10. A handheld vacuum cleaner, comprising: a dust-air separating unit and an air flow generating unit, the dust-air separating unit is provided with a dust suction port that defines a longitudinal axis (X) extending in a front-rear direction, the air flow generating unit comprises an air inlet side and an air outlet side arranged along the front-rear direction defined by the longitudinal axis (X) of the dust suction port, the air inlet side is closer to the dust-air separating unit than the air outlet side, the air outlet side is provided to discharge air at one side from a rear end circumference of a motor, and an air flow discharged from the air outlet side flows forward along an outer periphery of the motor to exceed beyond an air inlet side of the motor.
11. A handheld vacuum cleaner, comprising a vacuum cleaner shell, a power device provided in the vacuum cleaner shell and a dust cup, wherein the vacuum cleaner shell comprises a main shell and a mounting shell; the main shell is configured to receive the power device, the mounting shell is connected to the main shell, a mating portion is provided on a barrel wall of the dust cup, and the mating portion is configured for a buckle-connection with the mounting shell; the handheld vacuum cleaner further comprises: a button and a linkage assembly located in the dust cup, the linkage assembly is configured to link triggering of the button and releasing of the buckle-connection between the mating portion and the mounting shell, and a direction in which the mating portion is buckled with the mounting shell is perpendicular to an axis center of the dust cup.
12. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 11, wherein the mating portion comprises: a mating frame body provided on the barrel wall of the dust cup and a buckling member located in the mating frame body, and the buckling member comprises a main rod and a buckle group connected to the main rod; and a through slot is provided on a side surface of the mating frame body, the mounting shell covers the side surface of the mating frame body provided with the through slot, the mounting shell is provided with a buckling block, and the buckle group penetrates through the through slot and is buckled with the buckling block.
13. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 12, wherein the main rod is arranged along a length direction of the mating frame body, the through slot is provided on two side surfaces of the mating frame body in a width direction, and the buckle group comprises a retracting rod connected to the main rod and a buckle connected to the retracting rod; a part of the buckle passes through the through slot and is located outside the mating frame body, and the buckling block is buckled with the part of the buckle located outside the mating frame body; and the main rod is configured to be pulled by the linkage assembly, and the retracting rod is configured to displace with the main rod and pull the buckle until the buckle is completely located in the mating frame body.
14. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 13, wherein two protrusions are provided on a side surface of the mating frame body, an inserting channel is formed between the two protrusions, the mounting shell is provided with an inserting member corresponding to the inserting channel, and the inserting channel and the inserting member are configured to fix the mating frame body and the mounting shell.
15. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 14, wherein the dust cup is provided with an upper opening, and the vacuum cleaner shell further comprises a connecting shell, the connecting shell is connected to the main shell, the connecting shell is provided with a connecting port, and the connecting port fits with the upper opening of the dust cup; the handheld vacuum cleaner further comprises: a filter device, the filter device comprises a first filtering portion and a second filtering portion; a first mounting portion is provided in the dust cup, and the first filtering portion is mounted in the dust cup through the first mounting portion; a second mounting portion is provided in the connecting shell, the second filtering portion is mounted in the connecting shell through the second mounting portion, and the first filtering portion abuts against the second filtering portion.
16. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 15, wherein the first mounting portion is ring-shaped and located between the first filtering portion and the dust cup and comprises an inner ring mounting portion and an outer ring mounting portion, and the inner ring mounting portion and the outer ring mounting portion mate with each other; and the inner ring mounting portion is buckled to and mating with the first filtering portion, and the outer ring mounting portion is buckled to and mating with an inner wall of the dust cup.
17-20. (canceled)
21. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 12, further comprising: a power source, a switch, a motor, and an air inlet duct connected to an air inlet side of the motor, wherein the power source is attached to an outer wall of the air inlet duct, and the power source, the switch and the motor are electrically connected with each other.
22. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 21, wherein the power source is a plurality of batteries, a cross-section of the air inlet duct is circular, and the plurality of the batteries are annularly distributed on the outer wall of the air inlet duct.
23. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 22, wherein the outer wall of the air inlet duct is provided with a first fixing member and a second fixing member for installing the plurality of the batteries, the first fixing member and the second fixing member are respectively located at two ends of the plurality of the batteries in a length direction and are arranged opposite to each other, and the plurality of the batteries are mounted between the first fixing member and the second fixing member and connected in series.
24-26. (canceled)
27. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 12, further comprising: a shell for detachably connecting with a dust collecting cup of the vacuum cleaner; a filter screen arranged in the dust collecting cup in a surrounding manner and used for filtering dust; a cyclone separator arranged in the dust collecting cup and configured to be surrounded by the filter screen; wherein in the shell, a receiving cavity is also provided for placing a filter element, and the receiving cavity is configured to be located above the cyclone separator after the shell and the dust collecting cup are detachably connected.
28. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 27, further comprising: a fixing frame for fixing the filter screen; and a bracket for fixing the fixing frame is provided in the dust collecting cup.
29. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 28, wherein the bracket is ring-shaped and comprises: an outer ring portion fixedly connected to the dust collecting cup, an inner ring portion arranged opposite to the outer ring portion, and a main body portion connecting the outer ring portion and the inner ring portion, and the inner ring portion is configured to fix the fixing frame.
30-38. (canceled)
39. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 10, wherein an axis of the handle and the longitudinal axis (X) of the dust suction port intersect to form a certain angle, the air flow generating unit and the dust-air separating unit are communicated through an air inlet duct, an outer wall of the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with an air outlet port for the air flow generating unit to discharge an air flow outward, the air outlet port is provided penetrating through an outer wall of an outer periphery of the air inlet duct, and a projection of the axis of the handle passes through the air outlet port.
40. The handheld vacuum cleaner according to claim 10, wherein the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with an air outlet port communicating with the air outlet side, and the air outlet port is at least partially arranged closer to the dust-air separating unit than the air inlet side; and after the air flow discharged from the air outlet side flows forward and exceeds beyond the air inlet side of the motor, and then flows backward in a direction towards the air outlet side along an outer periphery of the air flow generating unit and is discharged, the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with an air outlet port communicating with the air outlet side, and the air outlet port is arranged close to the air outlet side at rear of the air flow generating unit.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0062] One or more embodiments are exemplified by figures in the corresponding drawings, and the exemplified descriptions do not constitute limitations on the embodiments. Elements in the drawings with the same reference numerals are denoted as similar elements, and unless otherwise specified, the drawings in the drawings do not constitute scale limitations.
[0063] FIG. 1 is a structural schematic view of a handheld vacuum cleaner in a first embodiment of the present disclosure;
[0064] FIG. 2 is a structural schematic view of a handheld vacuum cleaner in a second embodiment of the present disclosure.
[0065] FIG. 3 is a structural schematic view of a handheld vacuum cleaner in a third embodiment of the present disclosure.
[0066] FIG. 4 is an overall schematic view of a handheld vacuum cleaner in a fourth embodiment;
[0067] FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view along A-A in FIG. 4;
[0068] FIG. 6 is a schematic view of disassembling of a dust cup;
[0069] FIG. 7 is a structural schematic view of a mating portion;
[0070] FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view along B-B in FIG. 5;
[0071] FIG. 9 is a structural schematic view of a mounting shell;
[0072] FIG. 10 is a schematic view of installation of a first filter device;
[0073] FIG. 11 is a structural schematic view of a linkage assembly and an outer ring mounting portion;
[0074] FIG. 12 is a schematic view of connection between the linkage assembly and the button, and between the linkage assembly and the main rod.
[0075] FIG. 13 is a structural schematic view assembly of a handheld vacuum cleaner in a fifth embodiment;
[0076] FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view at A-A in FIG. 13;
[0077] FIG. 15 is an enlarged view of B in FIG. 14.
[0078] FIG. 16 is an overall structural schematic view of a handheld vacuum cleaner in a sixth embodiment of the present disclosure;
[0079] FIG. 17 is a cross-sectional view of a cyclone separator in the sixth embodiment of the present disclosure being fixed in a fixing frame;
[0080] FIG. 18 is a structural schematic view of the cyclone separator in the sixth embodiment of the present disclosure;
[0081] FIG. 19 is a structural schematic view of fixing of the cyclone separator and the fixing frame in the sixth embodiment of the present disclosure;
[0082] FIG. 20 is a structural schematic view of a positioning plate in the sixth embodiment of the present disclosure; and
[0083] FIG. 21 is an overall structural schematic view of a handheld vacuum cleaner in a seventh embodiment of the present disclosure.
DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS
[0084] In order to make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the embodiments of the present disclosure clearer, the various embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, a person of ordinary skill in the art can understand that, in each embodiment of the present disclosure, many technical details are proposed for the reader to better understand the present disclosure. However, even without these technical details and various changes and modifications based on the following embodiments, the technical solution claimed in the present disclosure can be realized.
[0085] As shown in FIG. 1, the present disclosure is a handheld vacuum cleaner, including: an air flow generating unit, a dust-air separating unit 10, a battery pack assembly 20, and a handle 30 for holding and supporting the handheld vacuum cleaner by a user. The battery pack assembly 20 is configured to supply power to the air flow generating unit, to generate negative pressure air flow. The dust-air separating unit 10 is provided with a dust-air suction port. Dust-air is sucked into the dust-air separating unit 10 through the dust-air suction port, and after the dust-air is separated by the dust-air separating unit 10, an air flow is discharged by the air flow generating unit. The dust-air suction port has a longitudinal axis X. In the present disclosure, a direction in which the air flow sucks dust from the dust-air suction port is defined as front, and the air flow generating unit is configured as a motor 2.
[0086] As shown in FIG. 1, the motor 2 is provided with an air inlet side 4 and an air outlet side 6. The dust-air of the handheld vacuum cleaner enters the dust-air separating unit 10 from the dust suction port, and separated air enters from the air inlet side 4 of the motor 2 and is discharged from the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2. An outer wall of the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with an air outlet port 5 that penetrates therethrough and is configured to discharge the air flow flowing out from the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2 to the outside. The air outlet port 5 is arranged on the outer wall between the dust-air separating unit 10 and the air flow generating unit. Moreover, the air outlet port 5 is arranged at least partially beyond the air inlet side 4 of the motor 2 in front of a dust-air suction direction of the longitudinal axis X of the dust-air suction port, and the air outlet port 5 can be located on the same straight line with the longitudinal axis X, or the air outlet port 5 can be located above or below the longitudinal axis X. The air outlet side 6 of a motor can be configured in different forms in which the motor discharges air backwards or circumferentially, which can be selected according to different implementation requirements.
[0087] As shown in FIG. 1, the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided, at the dust-air separating unit 10 and the air inlet side of the motor 2, with an air inlet duct communicating therethrough, and is provided, on the air outlet side 6, with an air outlet channel 3 communicating with the air outlet port 5. The air outlet channel 3 may be a duct, or it may be formed by using a gap between a shell and the motor 2 in a case where the shell covers the motor 2. The air inlet duct can also be a duct, or it may be formed by using a gap between a shell and the motor 2 in a case where the shell covers the motor 2.
[0088] The present disclosure will be described in detail in a form where a shell forms an air channel. The handheld vacuum cleaner includes a shell 1 arranged outside the motor and forming the air outlet channel with the motor, the motor is arranged in the shell 1, the air outlet channel 3 for the air flow to pass through is formed between the shell 1 and the motor, and the air outlet side 6 is in communication with the air outlet channel 3. The air outlet channel 3 is in communication with the air outlet port 5, and the air flow generated by the motor 2 during operation is discharged into the air outlet channel 3 from the air outlet side 6 and discharged out from the air outlet port 5 through the air outlet channel 3.
[0089] From the above content, it is not difficult to find that, since the channel 3 is provided in the shell 1, the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2 is communicated with the channel 3, and the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with the air outlet port 5 communicating with the air outlet channel 3, when the motor 2 is in operation, the air flow enters from the air inlet side 4 and then is discharged out from the air outlet side 6, and the air flow discharged from the air outlet side 6 then enters the air outlet channel 3 and is finally discharged from the air outlet port 5. Since the air inlet side 4 of the motor 2 is arranged in front of the air outlet side 6 along the direction of the longitudinal axis X of the dust-air suction port, and the air outlet channel 3 is arranged at an outer periphery of the motor 2, so that the air flow will take away heat generated by the motor 2 together, and the heat will not be accumulated in the air channel, thereby reducing the temperature of the motor 2 and prolonging the service life of the motor 2. In one embodiment of the shell 1, the shell 1 is configured to be mounted in the handheld vacuum cleaner after being fitted with the motor 2, or the shell 1 is directly configured as a part of an external profile of the handheld vacuum cleaner, so that the structure can be simplified and materials can be saved.
[0090] Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1, the shell 1 includes a sidewall 11 disposed opposite to the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2, and a shell wall 12 connected to the sidewall 11. The shell wall 12 surrounds four sides of the sidewall 11 and forms the air outlet channel 3 with the motor 2, and the sidewall 11 is also configured to extend in a direction towards the air inlet side 4 of the motor 2.
[0091] In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the shell 1 is provided as a part of the external profile of the handheld vacuum cleaner, the air outlet port 5 is provided on the shell wall 12 to which it belongs, and the air outlet side 6 is arranged opposite to the sidewall 11. The air outlet channel 3 includes a first air channel 31 and a second air channel 32. A side of the sidewall 11 with respect to the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2 is at least partially separated from the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2, to form the first air channel 31 for the air flow to pass through. The shell wall 12 and the motor 2 are separated from each other to form the second air channel 32 communicating with the first air channel 31. The second air channel 32 extends in a direction towards the air inlet side 4 of the motor 2, and the air inlet side 2 and the air outlet side 6 may both be air vents. When the motor 2 is working, the air flow discharged from the air outlet side 6 enters the second air channel 32 from the first air channel 31 and is discharged from the air outlet port 5 on the shell 1. Thus, a circuitous section is formed between the first air channel 31 and the second air channel 32. When the air flow is discharged from the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2, it can first pass through the first air channel 31, then pass through the second air channel 32 and then be discharged from the air outlet port 5. In addition, when the air flow is entering from the first air channel 31 into the second air channel 32, the air flow will collide and buffer in the circuitous section formed between the first air channel 31 and the second air channel 32, so energy when the air flow is discharged from the air outlet port 5 is reduced, thereby reducing noise generated by the vacuum cleaner during operation, so as to improve using experiences of users.
[0092] In addition, as shown in FIG. 1, the handheld vacuum cleaner further includes a supporting frame 7, and the supporting frame 7 is arranged in the shell 1, for fixing the motor 2. The supporting frame 7 is configured to separate the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2 and the sidewall 11 from each other to form the first air channel 31. Therefore, the air flow flows to the second air channel 32 through the first air channel 31, takes away heat from the outer periphery of the motor 2 together and is discharged from the air outlet port 5, and the air flow in the first air channel 31 turns and enters into the second air channel 32, so that the air flow is discharged from the air outlet port 5 to the outside of the vacuum cleaner after being gradually weakened.
[0093] Further, as shown in FIG. 1, in order to fix the motor 2 in the shell 1, the supporting frame 7 includes a head-side frame body 71 and a tail-side frame body 72, the head-side frame body 71 is arranged on the air inlet side 4 of the motor 2, the tail-side frame body 72 is arranged on the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2, and the head-side frame body 71 and the tail-side frame body 72 are configured for mating with each other to fix the motor 2. In this embodiment, the second air channel 32 surrounds the motor 2, the air outlet port 5 can be arranged away from the motor 2 along a direction from the air outlet side 6 to the air inlet side 4 of the motor 2, and the air flow is discharged from the air outlet port 5 after flowing through the second air channel 32. Thereby, after the air flow comes out from the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2, it can buffer in the first air channel 31 and the second air channel 32 of the vacuum cleaner and then discharged, so as to reduce noise, and it will also pass around the motor 2, to take away the heat dissipated by the motor 2. The head-side frame body 71 is integrally formed with an air inlet duct, so as to facilitate connection of the motor and the dust-air separating unit 10, thereby saving an assembly process.
[0094] A second embodiment of the present disclosure relates to a handheld vacuum cleaner. This embodiment is substantially the same as the first embodiment. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, the air flow discharged from the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2 directly flows into the second air channel 32, the second air channel direction extends along the outside of the motor 2 in a direction towards the dust suction port, and the second air channel 32 is communicated with the air outlet port 5, such that when the air flow discharged from the air outlet side 6 of the motor 2 passes around the motor 2, the heat generated by the motor 2 is taken away together, and the heat will not be accumulated in the air channel, which also reduces the temperature of the motor 2 and prolongs the service life of the motor 2.
[0095] As shown in FIG. 2, the handheld vacuum cleaner according to the above two embodiments can be further provided with a filter element 8 arranged in the air outlet channel 3 and located at the air outlet port 5 so that the air flow is discharged from the air outlet port 5 after being completely filtered for a second time. The filter element 8 matches and is consistent with the shape of the inner wall of the shell 1, preferably in an annular structure, such that the air flow flowing out of the second air channel 32 is completely filtered by a filter screen and then discharged from the air outlet port 5. The handheld vacuum cleaner also includes a deflector 9 communicating with the air outlet channel 3, for collecting the flow direction of the air flow in the second air channel 32. The deflector 9 is provided with a first deflecting portion 91 matching the second air channel 32 and a second deflecting portion 92 extending and narrowing in the direction towards the dust suction port, and the second deflecting portion 92 surrounds the air inlet duct and is connected to the air inlet duct through a plurality of connecting ribs.
[0096] Further, the filter element 8 is a HyPa, and the HyPa is annularly arranged in the channel 3 of the shell. The filtering capacity of the Hypa is stronger, so that the air flow is better filtered by the Hypa.
[0097] In a preferred embodiment of the handheld vacuum cleaner, the handle 30 is arranged between the battery pack assembly 20 and the air flow generating unit, an axis of the handle 30 passes through the battery pack and the air inlet duct connecting the dust-air separating unit 10 and the air inlet side of the air flow generating unit, and in other embodiments, the battery pack assembly 20 and the air flow generating unit are located at the same end of the handle 30.
[0098] Another embodiment of the present disclosure relates to a handheld vacuum cleaner, including: a dust-air separating unit, an air flow generating unit, a battery pack assembly, and a handle arranged between the air flow generating unit and the battery pack assembly. The dust-air separating unit is provided with a dust suction port that defines a longitudinal axis extending in a front-rear direction. An axis of the handle crosses the longitudinal axis of the dust suction port to form a certain angle. The air flow generating unit and the dust-air separating unit are communicated through the air inlet duct. An outer wall of the handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with an air outlet port for the air flow generating unit to discharge the air flow to the outside, the air outlet port is arranged to penetrate through the outer wall of an outer periphery of the air inlet duct, and the projection of the axis of the handle passes through the air outlet port.
[0099] Another embodiment of the present disclosure relates to a handheld vacuum cleaner, including: a dust-air separating unit and an air flow generating unit. The dust-air separating unit is provided with a dust suction port that defines a longitudinal axis extending in a front-rear direction, and the air flow generating unit includes an air inlet side and an air outlet side arranged along the front-rear direction defined by the longitudinal axis of the dust suction port. The air inlet side is closer to the dust-air separating unit than the air outlet side. The handheld vacuum cleaner is provided with an air outlet port communicating with the air outlet side, and the air outlet port is arranged at least partially closer to the dust-air separating unit than the air inlet side.
[0100] Referring to FIG. 3, a third embodiment of the present disclosure relates to a handheld vacuum cleaner, including a dust-air separating unit and an air flow generating unit. The dust-air separating unit is provided with a dust suction port that defines a longitudinal axis extending in a front-rear direction. The air flow generating unit includes an air inlet side and an air outlet side arranged along the front-rear direction defined by the longitudinal axis of the dust suction port. The exterior of the air flow generating unit is covered with a shell, and the shell separates the air flow generating unit along an axial direction to form air outlet channels on both sides of the air flow generating unit. The air outlet side of the air flow generating unit faces the air flow channel at one side, that is, the air outlet channel in the present disclosure. After the air flow discharged from the air outlet side of the air flow generating unit extends in the direction towards the air inlet side and exceeds the air inlet side, then flows to the air flow channels at the other side, and flows along the outer periphery of the air flow generator in a direction towards the air outlet side. In this way, the air outlet port can also be arranged at the rear end of the air flow generator, and it can also be achieved that the air flow discharged by the air flow generator takes away the heat of the air flow generator, and an air outlet distance is extended to reduce noise. For details, reference can be made to the schematic view of flowing of the air flow in FIG. 3.
[0101] A fourth embodiment of the present disclosure relates to a handheld vacuum cleaner. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, it includes a vacuum cleaner shell 1, a power device 2, a filter device 3 and a dust cup 4. The power device 2 is placed in the vacuum cleaner shell 1. The dust cup 4 is provided with a suction nozzle 5, and the suction nozzle 5 is configured to absorb dust. The air carrying the dust enters the dust cup 4 from the suction nozzle 5, then enters the power device 2 through the filter device 3 and is discharged through the power device 2.
[0102] It is worth noting that, as shown in FIG. 6, the vacuum cleaner shell 1 in this embodiment includes a main shell 11, a connecting shell 12, and a mounting shell 13, and the main shell 11 is configured to accommodate the power device 2. The connecting shell 12 is connected on the main shell 11, and the connecting shell 12 is columnar, of which a lower opening fits with an upper opening of the dust cup 4. The mounting shell 13 is connected on the main shell 11 for mounting the dust cup 4, a mating portion 6 is provided on an upper sidewall of the dust cup 4, and the mating portion 6 and the mounting shell 13 are buckle-connected to each other. The suction nozzle 5 is provided with a button 51. It is appreciated that, the button 51 can also be provided at other positions on the handheld vacuum cleaner. In this embodiment, only a case where the button 51 is provided on the suction nozzle 5 is taken as an example for description. A linkage assembly 7 is provided in the dust cup 4, and the linkage assembly 7 is configured to link triggering of the button 51 and releasing of the buckling between the mating portion 6 and the mounting shell 13. That is, by pressing the button 51, the dust cup 4 can be disassembled from the mounting shell 13, and a disassembly operation is very convenient. Moreover, a buckle-connection direction between the mating portion 6 and the mounting shell 13 is perpendicular to an axis center OO of the dust cup 4, and after the matching of the mating portion 6 and the mounting shell 13 is released, the dust cup 4 can be removed horizontally in any direction facing away from the mounting shell 13.
[0103] In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7, the mating portion 6 includes a mating frame body 61 and a buckling member 62 located in the mating frame body 61, with reference to FIG. 8, the mounting shell 13 covers the mating frame body 61, the buckling member 62 includes a main rod 621 arranged along a direction of a length of the mating frame body 61 and a buckle group 622 connected on the main rod 621, the main rod 621 is located at middle of the mating frame body 61, and the buckle group 622 includes a retracting rod 6221 connected to the main rod 621 and a buckle 6222 connected to the retracting rod 6221. The mounting shell 13 is provided with a buckling block 131 at a position corresponding to the buckle 6222. With reference to FIGS. 7 and 8, two sides of the mating frame body 61 are each provided with a through slot 611, the buckle 6222 penetrates through the through slot 611 and is buckled with the buckling block 131, and a buckle-connection direction is horizontally provided. As shown in FIG. 7, in order to prevent the dust cup 4 from falling in a vertical direction, two protrusions are provided on the mating frame body 61, an inserting channel 612 along the horizontal direction is formed between the two protrusions. With reference to FIG. 9 in connection, the mounting shell 13 is provided with an inserting member 132, and the mating frame body 61 and the mounting shell 13 are mated with each other by plugging-in, to realize vertical fixation of the dust cup 4. Moreover, the mating of the inserting channel 612 and the inserting member 132 also defines that a removal direction of the dust cup 4 is along the insert-connection direction.
[0104] It can be seen from the above that, when removing the dust cup 4, as shown in FIG. 6, the button 51 is pressed first, and the mating frame body 61 and the mounting shell 13 are released from the mating, such that a user can withdraw the dust cup 4 along the insert-connection direction of the inserting member 132, to remove the dust cup 4 horizontally, and dust in the barrel will not shake up and down, which may cause the dust to overflow.
[0105] It is worth noting that, as shown in FIG. 5, the filter device 3 is generally larger in size, and a part of it is placed in the dust cup 4, such that when removing the dust cup 4 horizontally, the filter device 3 will block the removal of the dust cup 4. However, in this embodiment, the filter device 3 includes a first filtering portion 31 and a second filtering portion 32, the first filtering portion 31 is mounted in the dust cup 4 through a first mounting portion 8, and the second filtering portion 32 is mounted in the connecting shell 12 through a second mounting portion 9. The first filtering portion 31 and the second filtering portion 32 abut each other, and the first mounting portion 8 and the second mounting portion 9 abut each other, such that when the dust cup 4 is horizontally disassembled, the first filtering portion 31 and the first mounting portion 8 are disassembled together with the dust cup 4, to avoid blocking the dust cup 4.
[0106] As shown in FIG. 10, the first mounting portion 8 is ring-shaped and includes an inner ring mounting portion 81 and an outer ring mounting portion 82, the outer ring mounting portion 82 is buckle-connected to and mating with the inner wall of the dust cup 4, the inner ring mounting portion 81 is buckle-connected to and mating with the first filtering portion 31, a lower end of the outer ring mounting portion 82 is in a conical shape and extends downward. Similarly, a corresponding position of the inner ring mounting portion 81 corresponding to a tapered portion 811 of the outer ring mounting portion 82 is the tapered portion 811, and the tapered portion 811 of the outer ring mounting portion 82 and the tapered portion 811 of the inner ring mounting portion 81 mate with each other, ensuring positions of the inner ring mounting portion 81 and the first filtering portion 31 in the dust cup 4. A handle is further provided on the inner ring mounting portion 81, and the handle can pull the inner ring mounting portion 81 and the first filtering portion 31 upward together, to separate the inner ring mounting portion 81 and the outer ring mounting portion 82, to further remove the first filtering portion 31 after removal of the dust cup 4 is completed.
[0107] In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 11, the linkage assembly 7 is provided in the outer ring mounting portion 82, and the linkage assembly 7 is respectively connected with the button 51 and the mating portion 6. The linkage assembly 7 is configured to link the triggering of the button 51 and the releasing of the buckle-connection between the mating portion 6 and the mounting shell 13. As shown in FIG. 12, the button 51 includes a pressing portion 511 and a triggering portion 512, the linkage assembly 7 includes a first connecting member 71, a transmission member and a second connecting member 73 connected in sequence, the first connecting member 71 is connected to the triggering portion 512, the second connecting member 73 is connected to the main rod 621 of the buckling member 62. In this embodiment, the transmission member is a transmission wire 72, and it is appreciated that, in this embodiment, only the transmission wire 72 is adopted as an example for illustration, and no specific limitation is made.
[0108] The pressing portion 511 is exposed outside the suction nozzle 5, for being pressed by a user. The triggering portion 512 is integrally provided with the pressing portion 511, to abut against the first connecting member 71, so that when the user presses the pressing portion 511, the triggering portion 512 integrally provided rotates accordingly, so as to push the first connecting member 71. The first connecting member 71 is hinged on a platform in the suction nozzle 5, and the first connecting member 71 rotates around a hinge point under pushing of the triggering portion 512, to pull one end of the transmission wire 72. With reference to FIG. 11, the transmission wire 72 is along and around the axis center of the dust cup 4 and attached to a sidewall of the outer ring mounting portion 82. As shown in FIG. 12, the other end of the transmission wire 72 is connected to the main rod 621 of the buckling member 62, and the transmission wire 72 pulls the main rod 621 to rise. With reference to FIG. 8, the retracting rod 6221 rises with the main rod 621, the buckle group 622 also includes a blocking block 623 arranged in the mating frame body 61, the blocking block 623 abuts the retracting rod 6221, and the retracting rod 6221 is an elastic rod. When the retracting rod 6221 rises, it will approach the main rod 621 under an action of the blocking block 623, to drive the buckle 6222 to retract, and when the buckle 6222 completely retracts into the mating frame body 61, the mating between the buckle 6222 and the buckling block 131 is released, thereby releasing the mounting of the dust cup 4 from the vacuum cleaner shell 1.
[0109] It is worth noting that, the pressing portion 511 is mounted on the suction nozzle 5 in an elastic hinging manner, so that after the pressing is completed, the button 51 can automatically rebound to a to-be-triggered state.
[0110] It can be seen from the above that, when removing the dust cup 4, the pressing portion 511 of the button 51 is pressed, to trigger the triggering portion 512 of the button 51, the triggering portion 512 pulls, through the linkage assembly 7, the main rod 621 of the buckling member 62 in the mating portion 6 to move upward, the retracting rod 6221 of the buckling member 62 drives the buckle 6222 to retract into the mating frame body 61 under the action of the blocking block 623 while moving upward with the main rod 621, to release the mating between the mounting shell 13 and the mating portion 6, and the user can hold the suction nozzle 5 to pull the dust cup 4 along the length direction of the inserting channel 612, that is, the horizontal direction. The first filtering portion 31 mounted in the dust cup 4 is disassembled along with the dust cup 4, and the button 51 is pressed to realize horizontally removing of the dust cup 4, which is not only convenient for disassembly, but also avoids shaking of the filter device 3 and prevents the dust from overflowing. Moreover, the provision of the inner ring mounting portion 81 and the handle facilitates the disassembly and cleaning of the first filtering portion 31.
[0111] A fifth embodiment of the present disclosure relates to a handheld vacuum cleaner, as shown in FIG. 13, including a motor 3, a shell 4 receiving the motor 3, a handle 5 and a base 6. With reference to FIG. 14, a power source and a switch 2 are provided in the handheld vacuum cleaner. When the switch 2 is turned on, the power source supplies power to the motor 3, and the motor 3 runs to provide a suction force for the handheld vacuum cleaner.
[0112] As shown in FIG. 14, the motor 3 includes an air inlet side 31 and an air outlet side 32. The handheld vacuum cleaner also includes an air inlet duct 7. The air inlet duct 7 is connected at the air inlet side 31, that is, the air flow sucked by the handheld vacuum cleaner enters the motor 3 through the air inlet duct 7, and the air flow passes through the motor 3 and then is discharged through the air outlet side 32. In this embodiment, the power source is a plurality of batteries 1. It is appreciated that, the power source can also be other power source devices, and this embodiment does not make any special limitation thereto. A cross-section of the air inlet duct 7 is circular, and the plurality of batteries 1 are annularly distributed on an outer wall of the air inlet duct 7 and attached to the outer wall of the air inlet duct 7.
[0113] Moreover, as shown in FIG. 15, the handle 5 is hollow, and a switch 2 is disposed in the handle 5. The switch 2, the power source and the motor 3 are connected in series to form a closed circuit. The handle 5 is provided with a button 51. A user can press the button 51 to trigger the switch 2 and turn on the closed circuit, so the power source supplies power to the motor 3, and the handheld vacuum cleaner starts to work.
[0114] It is worth noting that, when the handheld vacuum cleaner is working, the plurality of batteries 1 attached to the outer wall of the air inlet duct 7 will generate heat, which will cause the temperature of the surface of the batteries 1 to increase. At the same time, there is an air flow passing through the air inlet duct 7, and the batteries 1 attached to the outer wall of the air inlet duct 7 can exchange heat with the air flow in the air inlet duct 7, to transfer the heat to the air flow, and the air flow carrying the heat is discharged into the air through the motor 3. The air flow passing through the air inlet duct 7 can discharge part of the heat generated by the batteries 1, and the continuous air flow in the air inlet duct 7 can continue to dissipate the heat from the plurality of batteries 1, to reduce the temperature of the surface of the batteries 1. In this embodiment, the power of the batteries 1 is relatively large, and a big amount of heat is generated during operation. However, due to the heat dissipation effect of the air flow in the air inlet duct 7, the plurality of batteries 1 can keep the temperature of the surface thereof within a safe range during operation, and no danger will occur, while the batteries 1 having a relatively large power can improve the cleaning efficiency and the cleaning ability of the vacuum cleaner, and enhance use experiences of the users.
[0115] In addition, as shown in FIG. 15, the handheld vacuum cleaner also includes a first fixing member 81 and a second fixing member 82 arranged on the outer wall of the ventilation duct, and the first fixing member 81 and the second fixing member 82 are configured to install the plurality of batteries 1 on the outer wall of the ventilation duct. The first fixing member 81 and the second fixing member 82 are respectively located on two sides of the batteries 1 in a length direction and arranged opposite to each other, and the plurality of batteries 1 are sequentially connected in series between the first fixing member 81 and the second fixing member 82. Directions of positive electrodes of any two adjacent ones of the batteries 1 are opposite. The first fixing member 81 and the second fixing member 82 are both made of insulating materials, and both are provided with a plurality of combined guide plates. The plurality of the combined guide plates are arranged in sequence. The combined guide plate includes a positive electrode guide plate and a negative electrode guide plate that are electrically connected, for electrically connecting positive and negative electrodes of the two adjacent batteries 1, to realize the series connection of the plurality of the batteries 1. The series connection of the plurality of the batteries 1 realizes the increase of the power of the power source, which can further improve the cleaning power and the cleaning efficiency. Moreover, under the heat dissipation effect of the air flow in the air inlet duct 7, the plurality of the batteries 1 connected in series can keep the temperature of the surface thereof within a safe range during operation, and no danger will occur.
[0116] In addition, as shown in FIG. 14, the base 6 is also hollow. Hollow configurations of the handle 5 and the base 6 of the handheld vacuum cleaner reduces an overall weight of the handheld vacuum cleaner and moves up a gravity center of the handheld vacuum cleaner, making it more convenient for users to operate the handheld vacuum cleaner.
[0117] It is worth noting that, as shown in FIG. 14, bottom of the base 6 is provided with an air outlet port 9. The air discharged by the motor 3 continuously passes through the shell 4, the handle 5 and the base 6, and it is then discharged through the air outlet port 9. The air discharged from the motor 3 has a relatively high flow rate, and there will be relatively large noise when it is directly discharged into the air, while collision and buffer occur when the air passes through the shell 4, the handle 5 and the base 6, so that the speed of the air discharged from the air outlet port 9 is reduced, and the noise is relatively low, thereby further improving the use experiences of the users.
[0118] The handheld vacuum cleaner in this embodiment, by installing the power source on the outer wall of the air inlet duct 7, can continue to dissipate heat for the power source, such that relatively large power can be selected for the power source, to improve the cleaning efficiency and the cleaning ability of the handheld vacuum cleaner, and by providing the air outlet port 9 on the base 6, the air discharged by the motor 3 can be buffered, and the noise can be reduced when discharging the air.
[0119] A sixth embodiment of the present disclosure relates to a handheld vacuum cleaner, as shown in FIG. 16, including a shell 1, a filter screen 2, and a cyclone separator 3. The shell 1 is configured for detachably connecting with a dust collecting cup 4 of the vacuum cleaner. The filter screen 2 is arranged in the dust collecting cup 4 in a surrounding manner, for filtering the dust. The cyclone separator 3 is arranged in the dust collecting cup 4 and configured to be surrounded by the filter screen 2. A receiving cavity 5 for placing a filter element 13 is further provided in the shell 1, and the receiving cavity 5 is configured to be located above the cyclone separator 3 after the shell 1 and the dust collecting cup 4 are detachably connected.
[0120] It is not difficult to find from the above that, since the shell 1 and the dust collecting cup 4 are detachably connected, the filter 2 is provided in the dust collecting cup 4, the cyclone separator 3 is provided in the dust collecting cup 4, and the shell 1 has the receiving cavity 5 therein, the filter element 13 is arranged in the receiving cavity 5 and located above the cyclone separator 3, so that after the shell 1 is separated from the dust collecting cup 4. The cyclone separator 3 is in the dust collecting cup 4, the filter element 13 is located in the shell 1, and the filter element 13 can be cleaned directly, making it convenient for cleaning. Therefore, during long-term use, the vacuum cleaner maintains a better dust filtering effect, and it will not be blocked by the dust to affect the use. In addition, the cyclone separator 3 is arranged in the dust collecting cup 4 and surrounded by the filter screen 2, so that the cyclone separator 3 does not occupy other space of the vacuum cleaner, reducing a volume of the vacuum cleaner and improving customer experiences. In addition, the volume of the vacuum cleaner is relatively small, such that arrangement of components inside the vacuum cleaner is more regular, and internal arrangement of the vacuum cleaner is more regular. In addition, the filter element 13 is placed in the shell 1, and a filter element 13 having a relatively large volume can be adopted, to improve the dust filtering capacity of the vacuum cleaner.
[0121] In addition, as shown in FIG. 16, the handheld vacuum cleaner also includes a fixing frame 6 and a bracket 7. The fixing frame 6 is configured for fixing the filter screen 2, and the bracket 7 is arranged in the dust collecting cup 4 and configured for fixing the fixing frame 6. The filter screen 2 is fixed by the fixing frame 6, and the bracket 7 fixes the fixing frame 6, so that the filter screen 2 is fixed in the dust collecting cup 4.
[0122] Further, as shown in FIG. 16 and FIG. 17, the bracket 7 is ring-shaped, and it includes an outer ring portion 71 fixedly connected to the dust collecting cup 4, an inner ring portion 72 disposed opposite to the outer ring portion 71, and a main body portion 73 connecting the outer ring portion 71 and the inner ring portion 72, and the inner ring portion 72 is configured to fix the fixing frame 6.
[0123] Specifically, as shown in FIG. 16 and FIG. 17, the main body portion 73 extends obliquely toward the bottom of the dust collecting cup 4 along a direction from the outer ring portion 71 to the inner ring portion 72. The fixing frame 6 includes a fixing portion 61 for fixing the filter screen 2 and a bearing portion 62 connected to the fixing portion 61 and surrounded by the inner ring portion 72. The bearing portion 62 extends obliquely in a direction away from the fixing portion 61, and an inclination direction of the bearing portion 62 is consistent with an inclination direction of the main body portion 73. The bearing portion 62 also abuts against the inner ring portion 72. Since both the main body portion 73 and the bearing portion 62 are arranged obliquely and have the consistent oblique directions, and the bearing portion 62 also abuts against the inner ring portion 72, so that the main body portion 73 supports and fixes the bearing portion 62, thereby fixing the fixing frame 6 in the dust collecting cup 4.
[0124] Further, as shown in FIG. 17, FIG. 18 and FIG. 19, the cyclone separator 3 includes a cyclone separator body 31 for forming an air flow into a cyclone air flow, and a sidewall 32 configured to support the separator body in a surrounding manner and fixed to the cyclone separator body 31, and the cyclone separator body 31 is provided with an air inlet port 8 for allowing the air flow to enter into the cyclone separator body 31. The handheld vacuum cleaner also includes a supporting plate 18 connected to the fixing frame 6 and configured to support the sidewall 32. Thus, the cyclone separator 3 is supported in the dust collecting cup 4 by the supporting plate 18. In this embodiment, in order to position the cyclone separator 3 in the dust collecting cup, the supporting plate 18 is provided with a recess 17 for inserting the sidewall 32. Thus, to the cyclone separator 3 is positioned and fixed by inserting the sidewall 32 into the recess 17.
[0125] It is worth mentioning that, as shown in FIG. 16 and FIG. 17, the handheld vacuum cleaner also includes a positioning plate group for positioning the cyclone separator body 31, and the positioning plate group is fixedly connected with the fixing frame 6. The positioning plate group includes a cover plate 9 and a positioning plate 10. The cover plate 9 covers at top of the cyclone separator body 31 and abuts against the fixing frame 6. The positioning plate 10 is fixed to the fixing frame 6, and the positioning plate 10 is provided with a plurality of positioning tubes 11 penetrating the cover plate 9 and inserted into the main body of the cyclone separator 3. In addition, each of the positioning tubes 11 is configured to discharge the cyclone air flow formed by the cyclone separator body 31 to the receiving cavity 5. Since the positioning plate 10 is fixed to the fixing frame 6, and the positioning tubes 11 on the positioning plate 10 penetrate through the cover plate 9 and are inserted into the cyclone separator 3, so as to position and fix the cyclone separator 3 in the dust collecting cup 4.
[0126] Specifically, as shown in FIG. 18, when the handheld cyclone separator 3 is in use, the air flow suctioned by the vacuum cleaner is filtered by the filter screen 2 and then enters into the cyclone separator body 31 from the air inlet port 8. There are a plurality of cone cavities 12 in the cyclone separator body 31, and the air flow is formed into the cyclone air flow in the cone cavity. Moreover, one positioning tube 11 is inserted in each of the cone cavities, and the cyclone air flow is discharged into the filter element 13 through the positioning tube 11.
[0127] In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 19 and FIG. 20, in order to fix the positioning plate 10 and the fixing frame 6 and facilitate assembly and disassembly, the positioning plate 10 and the fixing frame 6 are snap-fitted. The positioning plate 10 is divided into two parts: a top plate 101 and a side plate 102. The positioning tube 11 is provided on the top plate 101, the side plate 102 is provided with a recess 16, and a side surface of the fixing frame 6 is provided with a protrusion 14 inserted into the recess 16. During installation, the positioning tube 11 penetrates through the cover plate 9 and is inserted into the cyclone separator 3, and the protrusion 14 on the fixing frame 6 is inserted into the recess 16, such that the positioning plate 10 is fixed to the fixing frame 6, and the cyclone separator 3 is also fixed by the positioning plate 10.
[0128] In addition, as shown in FIG. 16, the handheld vacuum cleaner further includes a fixing rod 15 arranged on the shell 1 and used for fixing the filter element 13, and the fixing rod 15 is inserted into the filter element 13. Thus, the filter element 13 is fixed in the shell 1 by the fixing rod 15. In addition, in this embodiment, the filter element 13 may be Hypa. Hypa has a better filtering effect on the dust in the air flow, and it can be cleaned and then reused without replacement.
[0129] A seventh embodiment of the present disclosure relates to a handheld vacuum cleaner, and in the handheld vacuum cleaner, the fixing method of the filter element 13 in the receiving cavity 5 is different from that of the sixth embodiment. As shown in FIG. 21, the handheld vacuum cleaner includes a fixing hood 19 arranged in the receiving cavity 5 and configured for hooding the filter element 13, and a abutting post 20 connected with the shell 1 and used for abutting the fixing hood 19. A fixing rod 21 for fixing the filter element 13 is provided in the fixing hood 19, and the fixing rod 21 is inserted into the filter element 13.
[0130] Those of ordinary skill in the art can understand that the above-mentioned embodiments are specific examples for implementing the present disclosure, while in practical applications, various changes can be made in form and details without departing from the spirit and scope of the present disclosure.
