Supports: cabinet structure – Mounted on wall – ceiling or spaced panels
Reexamination Certificate
2008-03-13
2011-12-27
Wilkens, Janet M (Department: 3637)
Supports: cabinet structure
Mounted on wall, ceiling or spaced panels
C312S223100
Reexamination Certificate
active
08083300
ABSTRACT:
An electronics enclosure is disclosed. The enclosure comprises a top plate and a cabinet frame, having at least two sides, coupled to the top plate. The enclosure further comprises a base plate pivotally coupled to the cabinet frame at an opposing end from the top plate, where the base plate has an upper surface and a lower surface and covers an opening in the cabinet frame. Moreover, at least one mounting plate is pivotally coupled inside the cabinet frame to hold at least one electronic component within the cabinet frame between the base plate and the top plate. The at least one mounting plate rotates from a first position wherein the at least one mounting plate is stored within the cabinet frame to a second position wherein the at least one mounting plate extends through the opening in the cabinet frame that is covered by the base plate.
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ADC Telecommunications Inc.
Fogg & Powers LLC
Rohrhoff Daniel
Wilkens Janet M
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