Abstract: A combined electric tool coordination system includes a main tool (4) and an auxiliary tool (1). The main tool (4) and the auxiliary tool (1) coordinate for working. A load detection module (E1) is used to detect a load parameter that is generated when the main tool (4) operates, and send the load parameter to a central control module (E2). The central control module (E2) adjusts output power of the auxiliary tool (1). The central control module (E2) controls power of the auxiliary tool (1) to increase as the load parameter of the main tool (4) increases and decrease as the load parameter decreases. An automatic adjustment function of the auxiliary tool (1) is applied to a dust collector (1).

Abstract: A combination electric tool includes a main body and at least one working part drivable via and separably attachable to the main body. The main body includes an electric motor and a control circuit with a signal recognition module having a microcontroller. The working part includes an identification module, the signal recognition module and the identification module being communicable such that the microcontroller can recognize the working part. A control method includes attaching the main body to the working part; judging which kind of working part is attached and selecting corresponding preset programs; sampling a working parameter value of the electric motor; comparing the sampled working parameter value of the electric motor with a corresponding preset value, and judging whether the electric motor is at an abnormal working state; and if yes, powering off the electric motor, and if no, returning to the previous step.

Abstract: An extension rod for a power tool may include a plurality of rod portions, with a first connector and a second connector connecting two of the rod portions. The second connector has a sleeve and a primary fastener. The first connector has a guide rod sized for insertion into the sleeve. The first connector also has a secondary fastener engaging with the primary fastener. A first guide ring, a second guide ring, and a third guide ring are located between the guide rod and the sleeve. The first guide ring, the second guide ring, and the third guide ring each include respective conical faces. At least one of the first, second, and third guide rings defines a notch.

Abstract: An electric tool control circuit includes a central control module, a motor drive module, a motor, and a working parameter detection module. The working parameter detection module is separately electrically connected to the motor and the central control module, and the working parameter detection module can return a parameter that is detected when the motor works to the central control module. The motor drive module is separately electrically connected to the motor by using first and second switch modules, and the motor drive module controls the first and second modules to be discontinuously on and off. The features of first switch module and the second switch module being on and off are always contrary, that is, when a first switch is on, a second switch is off, and when the first switch is off, the second switch is on.

Abstract: A hose support mechanism for a vacuum cleaner including a machine body includes at least one elastic support for supporting a hose, wherein the elastic support can elastically deform to mutually buckle with or separate from the machine body. The hose support mechanism can be assembled and disassembled conveniently without using other tools, and can be adapted for hoses with different hose diameters. When the vacuum cleaner is provided with hoses with different hose diameters, there is no need to redesign the hose support mechanism, thereby enhancing the generality of the vacuum cleaner.

Abstract: A filtering device of a dust collector (i.e, vacuum cleaner) comprises a filter, a rack, an end cap, and a fixed portion. The filter has filter paper, a sealing member, and the end cap, the filter paper being disposed between the end cap and the sealing member. An end hole penetrating the end cap is provided on the end cap, and the filter is mounted on the rack. A center post is provided on the rack, and the center post runs through the end hole. A locking portion is disposed between the end cap and the fixed portion, and the locking portion firmly locks the center post when the fixed portion is fastened to the end cap. The filtering device of a dust collector does not have an elastic interference fit during implementation, and is more reliably secured; and therefore, it does not accidentally fall off during use.

Abstract: A drainage system with filter connection includes a water pump body, a water inlet pipe connected to the water pump body, a water outlet pipe connectable to the water inlet pipe in an orientation forming an annular cavity between an inner surface of the water outlet pipe and an outer surface of the water inlet pipe, a water storage apparatus in communication with the water outlet pipe, a connection fastener for connecting the water inlet pipe and the water outlet pipe to form the annular cavity, and a filter disposed at least partially within the annular cavity. A locating ring is on the periphery of the filter, a cross-section width (W) of the locating ring being greater than a spacing (L) between a front end surface of the connection fastener and a stop surface on the water storage apparatus.

Abstract: A reducer with a double-clutch structure includes a source power input shaft and a power output shaft. A speed reduction mechanism includes a driving device and a driven device installed on the output shaft. A first clutch device is arranged on the output shaft and is driven by the driven device thereby driving the output shaft. A second clutch device is arranged on the output shaft and is meshed with the driven device to drive the output shaft. A clutch control device operates the first clutch device and the second clutch device simultaneously to move between the engaging position and the disengaging position. The first clutch device engages earlier than the second clutch device and disengages later than the second clutch device. When the clutch control device operates the second clutch device to move axially to an engaging position from a disengaging position, the first clutch device is axially pushed to the engaging position from the disengaging position by the second clutch device.

Abstract: Disclosed is a switch control mechanism for a garden tool, the mechanism comprising handles, a switch and shift rods. Triggers are arranged on the handles, and the handles can rotate around the axes thereof. The triggers are connected to the shift rods by pull ropes, and the contact faces between the pull ropes and the triggers are spherical faces. The handles of the switch control mechanism for the garden tool can rotate within 360 degrees, so as to satisfy different operators, and can ensure that a user can control the switch of a machine wherever the handles are placed.

Abstract: An operating control mechanism for a garden tool comprises a control button and a pair of handles located at both sides of the control button. Triggers are arranged on the handles. The operating control mechanism further comprises stop components which are movable relative to the handles. The handles can rotate around axes by moving the stop components.

Abstract: An extension rod for a power tool may include a plurality of rod portions, with a first connector and a second connector connecting two of the rod portions. The second connector has a sleeve and a primary fastener. The first connector has a guide rod sized for insertion into the sleeve. The first connector also has a secondary fastener engaging with the primary fastener. A first guide ring, a second guide ring, and a third guide ring are located between the guide rod and the sleeve. The first guide ring, the second guide ring, and the third guide ring each include respective conical faces. At least one of the first, second, and third guide rings defines a notch.

Abstract: A combination electric tool includes a main body and at least one working part drivable via and separably attachable to the main body. The main body includes an electric motor and a control circuit with a signal recognition module having a microcontroller. The working part includes an identification module, the signal recognition module and the identification module being communicable such that the microcontroller can recognize the working part. A control method includes attaching the main body to the working part; judging which kind of working part is attached and selecting corresponding preset programs; sampling a working parameter value of the electric motor; comparing the sampled working parameter value of the electric motor with a corresponding preset value, and judging whether the electric motor is at an abnormal working state; and if yes, powering off the electric motor, and if no, returning to the previous step.

Abstract: A vacuum cleaner includes a dirt tank, a tank cover mounted on the dirt tank, and a blower detachably mounted on the tank cover. The blower includes a handle. A latching mechanism located at the handle allows selective attachment or detachment of the blower and the tank cover.

Abstract: Disclosed is an operating control mechanism for a garden tool, the mechanism comprising a control button and a pair of handles located at both sides of the control button. Triggers are arranged on the handles. The operating control mechanism further comprises stop components which are movable relative to the handles. The handles can rotate around axes by moving the stop components. The operating control mechanism can meet the operation demands of different users.

Abstract: Disclosed is a switch control mechanism for a garden tool, the mechanism comprising handles, a switch and shift rods. Triggers are arranged on the handles, and the handles can rotate around the axes thereof. The triggers are connected to the shift rods by pull ropes, and the contact faces between the pull ropes and the triggers are spherical faces. The handles of the switch control mechanism for the garden tool can rotate within 360 degrees, so as to satisfy different operators, and can ensure that a user can control the switch of a machine wherever the handles are placed.

Abstract: A drainage system includes a water pump body, a water pump body water inlet pipe, a water outlet pipe, a water storage apparatus and a connection fastener. The connection fastener is connected to the water inlet pipe and the water outlet pipe, the water inlet pipe and the water outlet pipe are being joined embedded to form an annular cavity. The inside of the annular cavity includes a filter, the periphery of the filter having a locating ring, the cross-section width of the locating ring is greater than the spacing between the front end surface of the connection fastener and a stop surface, and the connection fastener includes a clamping apparatus. If a user forgets to mount the filter, the annular cavity between the water inlet pipe and the water outlet pipe makes the connection between the water pump and the water storage apparatus unstable.

Abstract: A dust collector having a hose clamp, comprising a dust collection power head, a dust bucket and a hose; wherein the dust collection power head is arranged on the dust bucket, one end of the hose is in communication with the dust bucket; and the dust collector further comprises a hose clamp which is comprised of a first baffle, a second baffle and an elastic resetting member; at least one of the first baffle and the second baffle is a rotatable baffle, and a resetting force generated by the elastic resetting member acts on the rotatable baffle. Due to action of a torsional spring, the first and second baffles can always clamp the hose tightly while accommodating the hose. When the operator takes the hose down, the second baffle can be opened automatically to a certain angle along with the operator's action, so the hose can be taken out.

Abstract: A vacuum cleaner includes a dirt tank, a tank cover mounted on the dirt tank, and a blower detachably mounted on the tank cover. The blower includes a handle. A latching mechanism located at the handle allows selective attachment or detachment of the blower and the tank cover.

Abstract: A vacuum cleaner includes a dirt tank, a tank cover mounted on the dirt tank, and a blower detachably mounted on the tank cover and including a main body. The blower forms a single handle which is located on a top face of the main body. Thus, the vacuum cleaner can be easily lifted up by one single hand of an operator due to the single handle located on a top face of the main body of the blower. A locking assembly for a vacuum cleaner including a tank cover and a blower detachably engaged with the tank cover is arranged between the tank cover and the blower. The locking assembly includes a latch, a resilient member and a locking shoulder, the resilient member being connected between the blower and the latch, the latch being pivotally mounted at the blower and engageable with the locking shoulder. Therefore, the blower is easily and reliably attached with or detached from the tank cover via the locking assembly which includes the latch and the locking shoulder simply latching with or detaching from each other.

Abstract: A vacuum cleaner includes a dirt tank, a tank cover mounted on the dirt tank, and a blower detachably mounted on the tank cover and including a main body. The blower forms a single handle which is located on a top face of the main body. Thus, the vacuum cleaner can be easily lifted up by one single hand of an operator due to the single handle located on a top face of the main body of the blower. A locking assembly for a vacuum cleaner including a tank cover and a blower detachably engaged with the tank cover is arranged between the tank cover and the blower. The locking assembly includes a latch, a resilient member and a locking shoulder, the resilient member being connected between the blower and the latch, the latch being pivotally mounted at the blower and engageable with the locking shoulder. Therefore, the blower is easily and reliably attached with or detached from the tank cover via the locking assembly which includes the latch and the locking shoulder simply latching with or detaching from each other.