Rehrig Pacific Company

Commscope Connectivity UK Limited

Commscope Technologies LLC

Imperial Tobacco Limited

Commscope Telecommunications (shanghai) Co. Ltd.

Alan Cook

Stephen Lambourn

Gerald R Koefelda

Kyle L Baltz

Ian Miles Standish

Ai Ling Xu

Ryan Kostecka

Chris Lord

David James Mather

David Thomas

Pete Lomas

Andrew Austin

Tamas Sajtos

Andrew Tyler

Junkai Wang

Maurico D Cavalcante

Lee Holloway

Ian Miles Standsih

An aerosol delivery device comprises: a storage for storing an aerosol precursor; an aerosol generator comprising an aerosol generator portion configured to receive the aerosol precursor from the storage; an air flow passage configured to direct air past the aerosol generator portion to pick up the aerosol precursor from the aerosol generator portion to form an aerosol; and a barrier arrangement for inhibiting evaporation of aerosol precursor when the barrier arrangement is closed, the barrier arrangement being openable to permit generation of aerosol.

Aerosol delivery device

A connection assembly () includes a base structure (); a backplane () coupled to the base structure (), the backplane () including a first circuit board (); and a tray module () configured to couple to the backplane (). The tray module () includes a tray body () including a second circuit board (); and a bridge member () to which the tray body () is moveably coupled. The tray body () moves relative to the backplane () while the bridge member () remains stationary relative to the backplane (). Managed connectivity components () on the second circuit board () remain connected to the first circuit board () even while the tray body () is pivoting relative to the backplane ().

Managed connectivity in optical distribution frame

A bakery tray includes a base and a pair of opposed side walls extending upward from side edges of the base. Front and rear walls extend upward from front and rear edges of the base. A plurality of recesses for receiving bakery items therein are formed in the base. This increases the number of bakery items that can be received in the tray and/or permits a decrease in the stacking height of the trays, thereby permitting another tray to be received on the stack. In one embodiment, the recesses are a plurality of parallel troughs formed in an upper surface of the base. In another embodiment, the plurality of recesses are formed in the ribs in the base, such that the bakery items are received in the recesses.

Bakery tray

A collapsible container according to one embodiment of the present invention includes a base and a plurality of walls, including a first wall, collapsible onto the base. A support is movable between a first position and a second position relative to the first wall, such that an identical container would stack on the collapsible container at a first height when the support is in the first position and at a second height when the support is in the second position. In another embodiment, different stacking heights can be achieved by rotating the upper container 180 degrees relative to the lower container.

Dual height collapsible container

A connector plug arrangement () includes a connector body (); and an indication component (). The indication component () includes a first portion () that is disposed at a rear end of the connector body and a second portion () that extends outwardly from the first portion (). The first portion () is configured to extend along a circumferential perimeter of the connector body (). The second portion () is configured to extend along the longitudinal axis of the connector body ().

Indicating communications components via illumination

A blade arrangement for use in a bladed chassis system includes a splice module coupled to a blade. The splice module includes a splice region, a storage region, a first enter/exit region at the first side, and a second enter/exit region at the second side. Either of the enter/exit regions can be faced towards a rear of the blade when the splice module is mounted to the blade. The splice allows unterminated optical cables routed to the rear of the blade to be optically spliced to connectorized pigtails that are received at rear ports of optical adapters on the blade.

Splice module for fiber blade

A crate or container, such as for transporting egg cartons or other items includes a base, opposed side walls and a rear wall extending upward from the base. A front wall opposite the rear wall includes an upper section and a lower section having a pair of rails extending upward therefrom. The upper section is selectably slidable on the rails between an upper, closed position and a lower, retracted, open position. In the retracted position, access to the interior of the crate is provided through the front of the crate.

Crate with collapsible wall

A container includes a base and a plurality of walls extending upward from a periphery of the base. A pair of supports are movable between a nesting position and at least one stack position. In one embodiment, the container includes projections outwardly from opposed walls that can be supported on the supports of an identical container.

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Liverpool, United Kingdom

Alan Cook