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Carrier system for a backpack energy source, energy source and backpack energy source assembly

  • US 10,230,077 B2
  • Filed: 03/19/2012
  • Issued: 03/12/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/19/2012
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A carrier system for a backpack energy source comprising a carrier plate to be carried on a back of a person, the carrier plate comprising a coupling interface implemented or designed to be exchangeably or removably coupled to a counter coupling interface of the energy source,wherein the coupling interface of the carrier plate and the counter coupling interface of the energy source comprise at least three pairs of latching elements or counter latching elements and at least one positioning and guiding element,wherein the at least three pairs of latching elements or counter latching elements comprise at least three latching elements or counter latching elements of the carrier plate that are configured to latch at least three respective counter latching elements or latching elements of the energy source for coupling the energy source with the carrier plate, wherein the at least three pairs of latching elements or counter latching elements interact so as to hold the energy source against a gravity force as well as against the carrier plate,wherein the at least one positioning and guiding element is configured to position or align and guide the energy source during a coupling movement,wherein the at least one positioning and guiding element comprises at least one positioning and guiding recess and at least one positioning and guiding projection, the at least one positioning and guiding recess and the at least one positioning and guiding projection having one or more wedged surfaces, andwherein the carrier system further comprises a cooperating pair of lifting elements at the coupling and counter coupling interface, the cooperating pair of lifting elements comprising an inclined or wedged surface upon which at least one of the lifting elements glides in a decoupling direction away from the carrier plate during decoupling.

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