272 results about "Enclosure" patented technology

An air removal unit configured for removing exhaust air from an equipment rack or enclosure includes multiple fans to achieve a high airflow capacity while defining a compact and portable structure. The unit removably installs along an exhaust side of an equipment rack or enclosure to provide capabilities for managing the thermal output of equipment, such as servers, CPUs, communications, internetworking and other types of equipment. The unit includes one or more upper fan modules and one or more lower fan modules positioned below the upper fan modules. The upper and the lower fan modules are arranged in a stacked configuration along the depth of the unit with the lower fan modules positioned in an offset orientation relative to the upper fan modules. The stacked configuration and the offset orientation of the fan modules help to incorporate multiple fans with the unit while maintaining the compact and portable design. The unit is further configured to serve as a door of an equipment rack or enclosure to thereby provide access to the unit and the rack or enclosure during operation. The unit can be incorporated with a ventilation system or a cooling air system associated with an equipment room or data center.

An enclosure is provided for housing electronic equipment that accommodates the different cooling and ventilating requirements of different types of equipment. The enclosure is constructed and arranged to support cooling airflow in a front-to-back configuration through the enclosure and in a side-to-side configuration from one side to an opposite side of the enclosure. The enclosure can thereby provide within a single enclosure means cooling air for components using front-to-back airflow for cooling, such as information technology (IT) equipment, and for components using side-to-side airflow, such as certain types of telecommunications equipment. The enclosure can thereby support a mix of IT and telecommunications equipment, providing flexibility and adaptability in network room and data center configuration. The enclosure is further configured to separate intake air used by equipment for cooling from exhaust air vented by equipment into its interior during operation. As a result, the enclosure promotes sufficient equipment cooling and prevents/minimizes equipment overheating.

Automatic Kitchen Cabinet openers may frequently include two types of mechanisms. One type of mechanism is designed for a swinging door, such as a cupboard door. Another type is designed for sliding drawers. For a swinging door mechanism, a rotational motion is generated by a bi-directional servo motor to open or close, or open and close, the door. On a sliding mechanism, rotational motion of a geared motor may be converted to translational motion to slide the drawer in or out. These motors are controlled by a microcontroller as one system or individual unit with IR motion sensor integration or remotely via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth or voice control. In some embodiments the mechanisms may be operated by 6V or 12V DC battery adapter.

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.

Electrical wall outlets for switches, sockets and the like are provided with depth adjustability and the capability of providing a flush mounting to a wall or similar structure. The present invention comprises a relatively standard electric box together with a mesh for plaster which is supported by a frame which is slidably insertable into the box to a selectable depth. The invention is usable with or without supporting stud work.

A surveillance system. The system includes an electrical device and a housing for at least partially enclosing the electrical device, the housing being selectable between self-mounting and box-mounting. In the preferred embodiment of the invention, the housing includes: (a) a mounting enclosure for mounting the electrical device; (b) at least one access port for providing access to the electrical device and; (c) a plenum adaptor for selectively self-mounting the surveillance system. Also, in the preferred embodiment of the invention, the surveillance system may include a protective cover attachable to the housing for protecting the electrical device.

An electrical coupler which is capable of being easily assembled into a main unit for electrically detachable interconnection of an external unit to the main unit. The coupler includes a dielectric header which carries an array of first terminal ends and an array of second terminal ends which are engageable with an arrays of first contacts of the main unit and an array of second contacts of the external unit for establishing an electrical interconnection. The header is made of a rigid material which integrally supports the array of the second terminal ends to define thereat a terminal connector responsible for detachable connection to the external unit. The header is molded to have a mount flange as an integral part for securely fixing the header to an enclosure of the main unit. A height adjusting mechanism is provided to vary a vertical position of the header relative to a main circuit board with which the first terminal ends are connected internally of the main unit, adjusting a height of the terminal connector from the main circuit board. Thus, the electrical coupler can be successfully assembled into the main unit with the terminal connector located at a suitable position for connection with the external unit, yet assuring to easily fix the terminal connector at that position to the enclosure in such a manner as to well bear the pulling and pushing force exerted at the time of connecting and disconnecting the external unit to and from the terminal connector.

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.

A system, that incorporates one or more enclosures constructed around one or more objects at which, “hot work” is to be performed at a facility at a first location containing flammable or combustible materials. The one or more enclosures are capable of being simultaneously and independently controlled and monitored by a single control and monitoring system which is capable of being in radio communication with a control system at a second, but remote, location.

The invention relates to an electrical cabinet including:

• • an enclosure (12) designed to house a plurality of electrical equipment units (14),
  • a plurality of electrical cable bundles attached to a face of the enclosure (12) for the electrical connection of said electrical equipment units (14),

The invention is characterised in that the cabinet additionally includes a wiring support (24) including support elements (38, 40) arranged cross-wise whereon electrical cable bundles are assembled, and in that said wiring support (24) includes fixing means for attachment thereof to the face of the enclosure (12), said electrical cables being capable of assembly to the wiring support (24) before it is fixed to said enclosure (12).

Disclosed are systems and methods for an enclosure assembly for securely mounting an electronic component to an exterior surface of a door via attachment of a latching mechanism to the door.

The invention discloses an excavator electronic enclosure wall configuration method, an excavator controller and an excavator. The excavator electronic enclosure wall configuration method comprises the steps that when an upper rotary table of the excavator is located at a calibration position, a calibration point of an excavator bucket is determined; and coordinates of the calibration point underan excavator coordinate system are determined, the position of an electronic enclosure wall surface is determined according to the coordinates, the origin of the coordinates of the excavator coordinate system is a gyration center point connecting the upper rotary table and a lower rotary table of the excavator, and the wall surface is a plane. According to the electronic enclosure wall configuration method, the position of the electronic enclosure wall surface is determined through the coordinates of the calibration point, compared with an electronic enclosure wall based on a rotation angle, the area surrounded by the electronic enclosure wall configured through the method is larger, and when the posture of the excavator changes, the excavator can rotate by a larger angle, a larger workingrange is obtained, and the working efficiency is further improved.

An electrical safety system and associated method may be used on an electrical enclosure containing phase to phase and phase to ground electricity. The system includes a volt meter having a probe and a receptacle having a number of ports adapted to receive the probe of the volt meter. The receptacle is mounted to a panel, cabinet or enclosure having at least one conducting wire therein. The method allows a worker to use a contact voltage detector to check for the presence or absence of voltage inside the closed electrical panel.

An arrangement for tracking and recording movement of articles between a security enclosure and remote locations which includes releasably retaining the articles in a panel assembly, an electronics panel having a reader for tracking and recording movement of at least one article when the at least one article is moved relative to the panel assembly, taking an article having a unique article identifier and placing the article in a home location via a field of detection of the reader, storing the identity of the article and data indicative of the history and location of the article, allowing authorised users to initiate communications with the security enclosure to determine and track the location and history of movement of the article via an electronic user initiated input device application and creating a record indicative of the movements of the article between a location in said enclosure and remote locations.