285 results about "Enclosure" patented technology

A multi-port cabling system for use in installing cable to an equipment rack or enclosure or within an equipment room or data center includes a cabling assembly comprising at least one connector head having a plurality of ports and at least one cable operatively connected to the plurality of ports. The at least one cable terminates internally within the connector head to operatively couple the cable to the plurality of ports. The system further includes a mounting bracket. The mounting bracket and the connector head are each configured for tool-less attachment of one or more cabling assemblies to the bracket. The mounting bracket is further configured to removably mount to an equipment rack or enclosure, and / or to a wall, to thereby install one or more cables. The cabling assembly and the cabling system help to eliminate on-site cable termination and testing during installation of cables to rack-mounted equipment.

Portable security and protection cases and enclosures for storage and transport of high value articles susceptible or vulnerable to theft, loss or irreparable damage. The cases and enclosures include reinforced structural shells electronic anti-theft and climate control and monitoring measures, electronic and non-electronic anti-breakage performance characteristics and automated locking and control systems.

The invention is a wearable computer system comprised of a transferable core computer module and an enclosure which has been constructed to be instrinsically safe according to Class 1, Divisions 1, 2 or both of the U.S. Electrical Code. According to the system of the present invention, workers may make use of this system in environments in which typical electrical devices may not be used due to the presence of ambient ignitable gases and vapors. The enclosure may also be designed to have the properties of water tightness, air tightness and shock absorbtion.

An arcing fault protection system for a switchgear enclosure includes an arc diverter for rapidly grounding or crow-barring the electrical distribution system in response to the detection of arcing fault currents in the system. Detection is done through a comparison of current on the main bus against the current through the feeder lines, whereby a difference in current gives a first detection signal. The first detection signal can be used directly, or AND'ed with other detection signals from optical sensors on the feeder lines, to provide the activation signal for operating the arc diverter.

The invention relates to a module shielding method and a structure thereof used for constructing a radial shield room, relating to a radioprotection technique of nuclear technique application field. The structure of the invention is a hollow vertical column module structure with various shapes which is made of steel materials. Joints between vertical columns are embedded mutually to keep radials from shooting out directly from seams. And shielding materials are filled in the vertical columns. Compared with the prior art, the invention has simple installation and low requirement to site installation conditions, and can conveniently and quickly complete construction and reconstruction of the shield room according to the change of source conditions; thus the invention has good economic performance.

An arc-resistant switchgear enclosure is designed so that an arc explosion in any interior compartment is isolated from the remaining interior compartments and vented to the exterior of the enclosure. The enclosure has upper and lower front compartments and a rearward compartment. The lower front compartment vents to the exterior of the enclosure between the upper front compartment and the rearward compartment. An extension extends across this vent between the upper front compartment and the rearward compartment, the extension being part of one of the upper front compartment or the rearward compartment. The extension houses electrical connections between the rearward compartment and the upper front compartment.

The invention discloses a construction method for enabling a subway shield section to penetrate through an existing station. According to the method, there is no condition for the construction of pilecutting vertical shafts on both sides of the enclosure structure of the existing station, and there is no condition for setting up a shield maintenance well in a newly-built subway tunnel; a construction vertical shaft is constructed by utilizing a finite space at periphery of the existing station and downwards excavated to the elevation position of the shield tunnel, and then the enclosure structure of the existing station is broken through applying the construction cross channel and the pile cutting channel; and the shield tunnel is temporarily supported by adopting the form of fiberglass ribs and steel bar combination grille support through the section pile cutting channel, and after the breaking of the existing envelope structure is completed, and C15 concrete is used for channel backfilling. According to the method, the difficult problem that the shield penetrates downward through the existing envelope structure, and safety and stability of existing station structures in the construction process are guaranteed; and the damage of a cutter head caused by directly acting on the enclosure structure by the shield can be avoided, the construction risk is effectively controlled, andsafe and normal operation of subway existing lines is guaranteed.

An arc-resistant switchgear enclosure is designed so that an arc explosion in any interior compartment is isolated from the remaining interior compartments and vented to the exterior of the enclosure. The enclosure has upper and lower front compartments and a rearward compartment. The lower front compartment vents to the exterior of the enclosure between the upper front compartment and the rearward compartment. An extension extends across this vent between the upper front compartment and the rearward compartment, the extension being part of one of the upper front compartment or the rearward compartment. The extension houses electrical connections between the rearward compartment and the upper front compartment.

An interface for a small form factor electronic device by enabling explicit measurement of extension or retraction of a retractable cord by monitoring the amount of string that passes by sensors, as the string exits the enclosure of the device. Input to such small form factor devices may be provided by sensors that measure the length of a string or wire that has been pulled out of an enclosure, in addition to an angle or direction (e.g., in 1-, 2- or 3-dimensions) at which the string was pulled out. Additionally, the rate of acceleration for the pulling and retracting motion may also be used as additional forms of input. In a further embodiment, a string interface is provided for a small form factor device that communicates information in the form of a pixel display provided integral with the string in response to string manipulation.

Disclosed is an orientation device that may be deployed in a mechanical assembly such as a surveillance camera or enclosure to positively determine the physical orientation and / or attitude (tilt), or any change in such physical orientation and / or attitude, of either the camera or the enclosure, and report that information electronically. The invention includes a sensor that is triggered by the movement of a weighted flag along a shaft caused by gravity or gravity in conjunction with the operation of a spring. As the invention is rotated through 360°, the force of gravity and force of the spring are exerted on the weighted flag, causing it to move along the shaft as the assembly is rotated. Each movement by the flag is detected by the sensor which sends an electronic signal indicating that a predetermined point has been reached. Multiple assemblies may be used, offset from each other, to provide additional and more precise position information.

A storage assembly adapted to be secured to a work surface includes an enclosure defining an interior, wherein the enclosure is adapted to be secured around an opening in the work surface. A platform is disposed within the enclosure, and a cover is connected to the enclosure and configured to enclose the interior of the enclosure. The cover is movable between a closed position and an open position, wherein the cover in the closed position forms a top wall for the enclosure, and wherein the cover in the open position exposes the platform. A movement control arrangement is connected between the enclosure, the platform and the cover. The movement control arrangement and the enclosure have cooperating guide slot structure for receiving and guiding the platform, and enabling raising and lowering of the platform within the enclosure in response to movement of the cover between the open and closed positions.

An assembly for housing electronic components for use in a CATV system. The assembly includes a hollow body member having a central axis and opposite ends, at least one header adjoining one end of the body member in coaxial relation. The body member includes a notch in one end and the header includes a tab configured to extend into the notch to rotationally lock the body member to the header. The assembly may also include a plurality of hollow body members and a pair of headers each having a central axis. The body members and headers are positioned in an axially aligned array with the headers at opposite ends. The assembly includes cooperative structure rotationally locking each of the body members and headers to the adjacent body member and header. The assembly may further include a sleeve covering at least portions of the body member and headers.

The invention discloses electronic equipment with a telescopic keyboard. The electronic equipment comprises a substrate member, a display member and a keyboard, wherein the display member is pivoted and coupled to the substrate member; the keyboard is arranged on the substrate member; the keyboard comprises a plurality of keys; when the electronic equipment is in an open state, the key caps of the keys are higher than the upper surface of an enclosure of the substrate member; and when the electronic equipment is in a closed state, the key caps of the keys are lower than the upper surface of the enclosure of the substrate member. According to the technical scheme of the invention, the space requirements of the display member and the substrate member can be lowered when the electronic equipment is in the closed state, the thickness of the electronic equipment is reduced, and the electronic equipment is convenient to carry and use.

Assemblies and methods are provided for facilitating copper-wire patching. More particularly, the assemblies and methods involve mounting patch ports arranged along a horizontal plane (horizontally-aligned) with respect to a tray. The tray is movably mounted with respect to a cabinet enclosure, e.g., via a pivotal or translational (sliding) relationship, thereby providing easy access to the ports. The horizontally-aligned configuration advantageously increases patching density within a cabinet structure while maintaining port accessibility.

The present invention relates to an outdoor enclosure for electronic equipment and a method for providing an outdoor enclosure for electronic equipment for providing a robust and inexpensive enclosure for protection against gun fire and high temperature variations, in which method an enclosure having an inner shell (5) and an outer shell (1) en-closing the inner shell (1) at a clearance thereof is formed, whereby a cavity is formed between the shells (1, 5). Electrical equipment is enclosed within the inner shell (5). Natural granular absorption materials (4) are provided as the protective layer into the cavity on site upon installation of the enclosure.

Assemblies and methods for mounting telecommunications equipment, such as patch panels is provided. A mounting assembly is disclosed including a swing gate adapted to host a plurality of telecommunications equipment. The swing gate is hingedly attached to a support frame by a pair of aligned hinges adapted to allow the swing gate to open and close. The support frame includes support members defining an opening for fitting telecommunications equipment within the support frame when the swing gate is closed. The support frame is adapted to be mounted with respect to various mounting locations such as a support structure of a raised floor or drop ceiling, a wall, and / or a cabinet. A cabinet adapted to enclose the support frame includes walls defining a cavity. At least one of the walls is a front door adapted to open and close and allow access to the swing gate when the front door is open. The cabinet is adapted to be mounted with respect to a raised floor, drop ceiling, or a wall. The hinges connecting the swing gate to the support frame are aligned crooked arm hinges positioning the swing gate off set from the front face of the support frame. An exemplary assembly includes a cabinet having walls defining a cavity. One of the walls is a front door adapted to open and close. A swing gate is hingedly connected to the cabinet by a pair of aligned crooked arm hinges. The cabinet is plenum rated defining at least one fire stopped cable opening for drop ceiling mounting.