Accumulator package with charge state display
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1. An accumulator package (2) for a hand-held power tool, comprising:
- a housing (4) having a plurality of accumulator cells (28) provided therein;
connection means (18) electrically connected with the accumulator cells (28) and accessible from outside;
a charge state display (22) for displaying a charge state of the accumulator cells (28);
a locking mechanism (14) for securing the accumulator package (2) on the power tool; and
means (16) for operating the locking mechanism (14), wherein the locking mechanism-operating means (16) includes outer switch means for actuating the charge state display (22), with the outer switch means being simultaneously accessible from outside of the housing (4).
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Abstract
An accumulator package (2) for a hand-held power tool includes:
- a housing (4) having a plurality of accumulator cells (28) provided therein, a connection element (18) electrically connected with the accumulator cells (28) and accessible from outside, a charge state display (22) for displaying a charge state of the accumulator cells (28), a locking mechanism (14) for securing the accumulator package (2) on the power tool, and locking mechanism-operating elements (16) that simultaneously form accessible from outside outer switch elements for actuating the charge state display.
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1. An accumulator package (2) for a hand-held power tool, comprising:
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a housing (4) having a plurality of accumulator cells (28) provided therein; connection means (18) electrically connected with the accumulator cells (28) and accessible from outside; a charge state display (22) for displaying a charge state of the accumulator cells (28); a locking mechanism (14) for securing the accumulator package (2) on the power tool; and means (16) for operating the locking mechanism (14), wherein the locking mechanism-operating means (16) includes outer switch means for actuating the charge state display (22), with the outer switch means being simultaneously accessible from outside of the housing (4). - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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