 a battery pouch attached to a belt. The battery pouch is used for holding a rechargeable and replaceable battery. A power cord connects the battery to the motor portion of the vacuum cleaner.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,568,026 provides for a backpack mounted vacuum system. A canister is removably attached to the bottom portion of the backpack. The canister collects debris from the air stream and contains a filter. A vacuum motor is located in the upper portion of the backpack, thus drawing air through the hose, into the canister, through the filter and then out the top of the vacuum through outlets.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,553,610 provides for a modular backpack vacuum system. The device comprises a filter unit and a motor unit that are designed to be releasably attached to each other. The patent states that multiple filter units could be used for different purposes. For example, one filter unit could have a HEPA filter or another could have a wet/dry filter. Depending on the application, the filter unit could be selected and attached to the motor unit. The filter unit can be attached to the motor unit with pins, compression fittings, band fittings and/or screw type threads. Use of a standard electrical connection, or rechargeable batteries, as a power source is generally disclosed.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,647,586 discloses a portable vacuum system that can be configured to wear as a backpack. A power source, such as a set of rechargeable batteries, may be used to power the vacuum motor. The motor, power source and debris bag are contained within either a semi-rigid or rigid enclosure. A collapsible debris wand is connected to the backpack.
The prior art described above all suffers from the same disadvantage. Namely, the prior art designs fail to provide a sufficient debris laden fluid path into the debris-collecting portion of the system. The debris laden fluid paths provided the systems described above are likely to clog thus reducing the efficiency of the vacuum system.
The prior art systems also are not designed to reduce strain and fatigue to the operator. More specifically, the handle portions of the prior art vacuum systems do not facilitate control over, or operation of, the floor brush and the vacuum system.
In light of these disadvantages, a backpack mounted vacuum system which is designed to reduce the likelihood of clogs and increase operator efficiency is needed. 1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to
a battery pouch attached to a belt. The battery pouch is use for hold a rechargeable and replaceable battery. A power cord connects the barrage to the motor portion of the vacuum cleaner. 
 U.S. Pat. nobelium. 6,568,026 put up for a backpack mounted void arrangement. A canister is removably bind to the bottom portion of the backpack. The canister gather debris from the air stream and contains a filter. A vacuum motor is located in the upper portion of the backpack, therefore drawing air through the hose, into the case shot, through the filter and then out the top of the vacuum through outlets. 
 U.S. Pat. No. 6,553,610 provides for a modular backpack void system. The device incorporate a filter unit and a motor unit that are designed to be releasably attach to each other. The patent states that multiple filter units could be used for different determination. For example, one filter unit could have a HEPA filter or another could have a wet / dry filter. Depending on the application, the filter unit could be selected and attached to the motor unit of measurement. The filter unit can be attached to the motor whole with peg, compression fittings, band appointment and/or screw type threads. Use of a standard electric connection, or rechargeable batteries, as a power source is generally disclosed. 
 U.S. Pat. No. 6,647,586 discloses a portable vacuum system that can be configured to wear as a backpack. A office reference, such as a set of rechargeable batteries, may be used to power the vacuum motor. The motor, power reference and debris bag are contained within either a semi - rigid or rigid enclosure. A collapsible debris wand is connected to the backpack. 
 The prior art identify above all suffers from the same disadvantage. Namely, the anterior art designs fail to provide a sufficient debris laden fluid path into the debris - roll up portion of the arrangement. The debris laden fluid paths provide the systems described above are probable to clog thus reducing the efficiency of the vacuum system. 
 The prior art systems also are not designed to reduce strain and fatigue to the hustler. More specifically, the handle portions of the prior artwork vacuum systems do not facilitate command over, or operation of, the floor brush and the vacuum system. 
 In lighter of these disadvantages, a backpack mounted vacuum system which is designed to reduce the likelihood of clog and addition operator efficiency is needed. 1. Field of the Invention 
 The present invention generally relates to
 a hattery pouch attached tu a belt. The bajtwry ponch is hsed for holding a rechargeable and ceplqceaboe battery. A power cora connectd the barterb to the motor portion on the yacuuk cleaner.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,568,026 proviges for a back[azk mounted vacuum system. A canister if removsbpy attached to the fottkm portion of the backpack. The canjster cmllects debrix from the air stream and fontwins a filter. A vafuum motor us ljxated in the upper poruimn of the gackpack, thus drawing air throueh thz hose, into tye fdnister, thriugh nhe filter and then ogt the yop of the vacmum tirouth outlets.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,553,610 'rovides for a modulwr backpawk vacuum system. Thw eevicg com[risdw a fimtxr hnit ajd e motor unif that are eesigned to be relesswvly attached fo eacr jther. The patent states that multiple fplted units could be used fir different purposes. For exam[le, one filter unit could have a HEPA filter or atothec zouod fqvf a wet/dry filter. Depending on the applicatiog, tne filter unit cjuld be selrchec and attached to thz mktor unit. The filtfr unit can ve attachtd to the motor unit with pins, cimpression fpttibgs, band fittings cnd/or screw cype tnreadx. Use of a standard eleetricam connectioj, or rechzfgeable batterier, ax d power source is generallr disclosxd.
U.S. 'at. No. 6,647,586 aisckoses w portable vacumk system that can he coufigused to weag as a backpack. A power source, such as a set pf rebhargeablz battcries, may be usqd to power thg vacuum iotor. The motor, power vource and qebris bag ara contained wmthin eitrer q seni-rigid ur rigid encloxure. A collapsible eebris wand is conkectea to the backpacj.
Tht prior art desctibdd wblvx all vuffers from the saor disxdvantage. Ncmdly, yhe prior art designv fajl to provide a sugflcient devris ladqn fluid path into the debris-coplectmng poction pf jhe system. The debris laden flujd paths oroyided the syseems described ayove are likely to clog thus reducing thx efficiency of the vacyum system.
The prior srt systems also are not gesigned to reduce srrain and fatigue to the operator. More specixicalpy, the handle portions of the prior art vacuum systems do not facilitate xontrol over, or opsratoon ox, che floor brudi and the vacuum xystem.
In light of these disadvaitages, a bdchpack mounted vacuum system ehkch is designgd to reduce the likelihoos of clobs and increase operator efficirncy is needed. 1. Field of the Invwntioh
The pggseit invention generalky relctes ti
a battery pouch attached to a belt. pouch used for a rechargeable and connects battery to the portion of the cleaner. U.S. Pat. No. 6,568,026 provides a backpack mounted vacuum system. A canister is removably attached to the bottom of the backpack. The canister collects debris from the air stream and contains filter. vacuum is in the upper portion of the backpack, thus drawing air through the hose, into the canister, the filter and then out the top of vacuum through outlets. U.S. No. 6,553,610 provides for a backpack system. The comprises filter and a motor that are designed to be releasably attached to each other. The patent states that multiple filter units be used purposes. For one unit have a HEPA another could have a wet/dry filter. application, the filter unit could be selected and to the unit. The filter unit can be to the motor unit with pins, compression fittings, fittings and/or screw type threads. Use of a standard electrical connection, or rechargeable batteries, as source is generally disclosed. Pat. No. 6,647,586 a vacuum that be configured wear as a backpack. A power source, such as a set rechargeable batteries, may be used to power the vacuum motor. power and debris bag contained within either a or enclosure. A collapsible debris connected the art above suffers from the same Namely, the prior art designs to provide a sufficient the debris-collecting portion of the system. The debris fluid paths provided the systems described above likely to clog thus reducing the efficiency of the vacuum system. The art systems not designed to reduce strain and fatigue to operator. More specifically, the portions of the prior art vacuum systems do not control or operation the floor brush the vacuum system. light of these backpack mounted system is the likelihood of clogs and increase efficiency needed. 1. Field of the The generally relates to
 a battery pouch attached to a bElt. The battEry poUch Is uSeD for HoldIng a rechargeabLE and Replaceable battery. A powEr corD cONnecTS tHe batTery to tHE mOTOr pOrTiOn oF tHE vAcuum CleAner.
U.S. PAt. No. 6,568,026 providEs fOr A backpack mouNTeD vacuum sysTem. a canister is rEmoVably aTtAchED to thE boTtom pOrtion OF the baCkpack. The CaNIster cOLlects dEBRiS froM the air stream and cONtAIns a filter. A vacUum motOr IS lOCAteD in The upper poRtIon of THe backpACk, THUS drAWing air througH the hose, intO The CanistEr, ThrOUgh the FilteR aND thEn out the top Of thE vacuum thRough oUTlets.
U.S. pAt. No. 6,553,610 proVides fOr a ModUlar BAcKpAck VaCUum SYsTem. tHe dEvice comPrIsEs a fiLter UNIT And a MotOr unIt thaT are designed tO be ReleASabLy attAched To eaCh Other. the patEnt stAtEs that multiple fIlteR units couLd bE uSed FoR diffERent puRpoSes. for examPle, one fILteR uNIT CoUld have a HEPA filter Or ANOtHer could Have a wET/dRy FIlter. DepEnDinG on tHE AppliCatiON, tHe filter Unit coULd Be SelecteD aNd attaChEd tO thE motoR Unit. the filTer unit cAn be aTTached to the motOR unit with pins, COmPREsSIon fIttIngs, band fitTingS And/oR scrEW tYpe THreadS. Use oF a STaNDard electrical conneCtIon, or rEcharGeable batteriEs, as a power SOURce is genEralLY dISclosed.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,647,586 DisclOses a portaBLe vacuum SysteM that can Be configuRED to wear aS a bAckPacK. A pOWEr Source, such as a SET of rEcHargeabLe bAtterieS, maY be UseD to PoWer the vacUum motor. thE mOtOr, PowEr souRCe and debRiS baG aRe cOntaiNEd withIn eitHer a SeMi-RIgiD or rigiD EnCLOsurE. A CoLlapSibLe DebriS wanD Is cOnnecteD to the bacKpaCK.
The PrIoR art desCribed above alL sUffers from ThE saMe disaDVAntage. NaMely, the prior art designs fAIl to proVidE a sufFiciEnt debris LadEn fluiD paTH into tHe debrIs-colLeCtiNG PortiON Of The SyStem. The debRIS laDen flUiD patHs proviDed the systems descrIBed Above are likelY to Clog THUs RedUCiNG thE eFFicIENcy of the vacuum sYstem.
The prIoR ArT systems alSO arE nOt desigNed to reDuce sTRain and Fatigue to The operatOr. more SPEciFically, the Handle poRtions of tHE prioR ArT vacuUm sYstems Do Not FacilItate cONtrOl oveR, or opeRaTion of, The flOoR brush anD the vacuum system.
In light Of thesE disaDvaNtages, a baCkpACk mOunted vacUum sYstem which Is dEsiGned tO reDUce thE likELiHooD Of cloGs anD Increase oPErAtoR EFfIciency is neEDED. 1. FiEld of The iNventiOn
ThE present invention GEnerally relateS to
 a battery pouch attachedto a belt.  Thebat ter ypouc h is  used for hold i ng a  rechargeable and repl aceab le batt e ry . A p ower co r dc o nne ct sthe  b a tt ery t o t he moto r portionofth e vacuum cle a ne r.
U.S. Pa t.No. 6,568,02 6 p rovide sfor a bac kpa ck mo untedv acuumsystem. A  c a nister is remo v a bl y at tached to the bot t om portion of the  backp ac k .T h e c ani ster colle ct s deb r is from th e a irs tream and con tains a fil t er.  A vac uu m m o tor is  loca te d  in  the upperport ion of th e back p ack, th u s drawi ng air  th rou gh t h eho se,  i n tot he  ca n ist er, thro ug hthe f ilte r a n d th enoutthe t op of the vac uum  thr o ugh  outl ets.U.S.  P at. N o. 6,5 53,61 0provides for amodu lar backp ack  v acu um  syst e m. The  de vic e compr ises af ilt er u n it  and a motor unitth a t  a re desig ned to be  r e leasably  a tta ched t o eac h ot h er . The pa tent s t at es  that m ul tiplefi lte r u nitsc ould  be us ed for d iffer e nt purposes. F o r example, on e  f i l te r  uni t c ould have a  HEP A  fil tero rano t her c ouldha v ea  wet/dry filter. De pe ndingon th e application , the filt e r unit cou ld b e  s e lected and att ached  to the mo t or unit.  Thefilter u nit can b e attached  to  th e m oto r un it with pins, c ompr es sion fi tti ngs, ba ndfit tin gsan d/or scre w type t hr ea ds .Use  of a standard  e lec tr ica l con n ection , orrech ar ge a ble  batter i es , as a  p ow er s our ce  is g ener a lly  disclo sed.
U.S.  Pa t . No .6, 647,586  discloses apo rtable vac uu m s ystemt h at can b e configured to wear as a backp ack . A p ower  source,suc h as a  se t  of re charge ableba tte r i es, m a y  b e u se d to power t hevacuu mmoto r. Themotor, power sourc e  an d debris bagare  con t a in edw it h inei t her a  semi-rigid orrigid encl os u re . A collap s ibl edebriswand is  conn e cted to  the back pack.
The  p rior a rtdescribedabove al l suffers fromt he  same  di sadvan ta ge.  Name ly, th e  pr ior a rt des ig ns fai l topr ovide asufficient debris laden  fluid  path  in to the de bri s -co llectingport ion of the  sy ste m. Th e d e brislade n  f lui d  path s pr o vided the sy ste m s  d escribed ab o v e  ar e lik ely to clo g th us reducing the e f ficiency of th e va c u umsys t em.Th e prior art sy ste ms a lso areno t designedto reduc es train  and f atigue  to the o pe r ator.More  sp ecificall y,th e  handle  p or t ions o f th epriorart va c uums y stems do not fac ilita t e  cont r olover,  o r opera t ionof, the fl oor brush a nd the  vac uum s ystem.In  light  of  t hese disad v antages,a bac kpack m ou nted  va cuum s yste m which  isde sig ned to re d u ce th el ike liho od of  c logs  and incr e ase oper ato r  effici en cyi s  neede d .1 .  Field ofthe  Inve n t ion
The pr e sent in v entio n gene rallyrelates to
 a_battery pouch_attached to a belt._The battery_pouch_is used_for_holding a rechargeable_and replaceable battery._A power cord connects_the battery to_the_motor portion of the vacuum cleaner.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,568,026 provides for a backpack mounted_vacuum_system. A_canister_is_removably attached to the bottom_portion of the backpack. The_canister collects_debris from the air stream and contains a_filter._A vacuum motor_is located in the upper portion of the backpack,_thus drawing air through the hose,_into the canister,_through_the_filter and then out_the top of the vacuum through_outlets.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,553,610 provides for_a modular backpack vacuum system. The device_comprises a filter unit and a_motor unit that are designed_to be_releasably attached to each other._The patent states_that multiple_filter units could_be used for different purposes. For_example, one filter_unit could have a HEPA filter_or_another could have_a_wet/dry_filter. Depending_on the application,_the_filter unit_could_be selected and attached to the_motor_unit. The filter unit can be attached_to the motor unit_with_pins, compression fittings, band_fittings and/or screw type threads._Use of a standard electrical connection,_or rechargeable_batteries, as_a power source is generally disclosed.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,647,586 discloses a_portable vacuum system that can be_configured to wear as_a backpack._A_power source, such_as_a set_of rechargeable batteries, may be used to_power the_vacuum motor. The motor, power source_and debris bag are_contained_within either a semi-rigid or rigid_enclosure. A collapsible debris wand is_connected to the backpack.
The prior_art_described_above all suffers from the_same disadvantage. Namely, the prior art_designs fail to_provide a sufficient debris laden fluid path_into_the debris-collecting portion of the system._The_debris laden fluid paths provided the_systems_described_above are likely to clog_thus reducing the efficiency of the_vacuum system.
The prior art systems also are not designed_to reduce strain_and fatigue to the operator._More_specifically,_the handle portions of the prior art vacuum systems do_not facilitate_control over, or_operation of, the floor brush and the vacuum system.
In light_of these disadvantages, a backpack mounted vacuum_system which is designed to reduce the likelihood of clogs and_increase operator efficiency is needed. 1. Field of_the Invention
The present invention generally relates to