AC power interconnect for stacked electronic devices

Details AC power interconnect for stacked electronic devices AC power interconnect for stacked electronic devices

1989-10-19

1990-08-21

Bradley, Paula A.

Electrical connectors

Jumper

439509, 439247, 439655, 439460, H01R 3108

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049501780

ABSTRACT:
A one piece jumper power cord molded out of rubber or some other insulating material. The one piece power cord conforms to the rear shape of a vertical stack of electronic devices that it interconnects. By keeping the power cords short and properly shaped, power can be jumpered from a lower device housed in a lower enclosure of the vertical stack to an upper device housed in an upper enclosure without a loose jumper cord dangling therebetween, wasting space and providing a possible hazard for passing objects or persons to catch on.

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