Cisco Technology, Inc.

Schneider Electric It Corporation

Arjun Guzar Jayaprakash

Rohit Dev Gupta

Joel Richard Goergen

Shankar Gopalakrishna

Balasubramani Hari

Charles Calvin Byers

Manigandan Boopalan

Shailesh R Nayak

Mehmet Onder Cap

Shen-Yuan Chien

Damaruganath Pinjala

Jatin Kohli

Marc Henry Mantelli

Parag Ghate

Chiayuan Liu

Ravichandran Sankaranarayanan

Naveen Kumar Bangalore Shiva Kumar

Murtige Prahlada

Umeshbabu Nandanan

Robert Curto

Ravichandran Sankaranarayana

A rack-mountable heat-exchanger for modular electronic systems is provided that include a heat exchanger including ambient air inlets and outlets forming an ambient airflow path in a first direction, and recirculating air inlets and outlets forming a recirculating airflow path in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction separated from the ambient airflow path; housing for an electronic device, the housing including internal air inlets and outlets forming an internal airflow path; a first duct configured to link the recirculating air outlet to the internal air inlet; a second duct configured to link the recirculating air inlet to the internal air outlet; and fan assemblies located one of the airflow path, configured to propel air through the heat exchanger in the respective airflow path.

Rack-mountable heat-exchanger for modular electronic systems

A system includes a tray, where the tray includes a rail and a bracket that secures the rail to a networking device such that the rail is distanced from a surface of the networking device. A support post is removably coupled to the rail. The support post includes a first support member and a second support member vertically displaced from the first support member, where each of the first and second support members includes a support structure that supports a cable connected with a port at the surface of the networking device and routes the cable away from the networking device to another location distanced from the networking device. The cable supported by the first support member is separated and segregated from the cable supported by the second support member. With minimal touch, a support post can be moved from one location to another along the rail.

Minimal touch post for multi-layer cable routing

In one embodiment, an apparatus includes a frame for mounting in a rack in a position adjacent and external to a network device supported by the rack and a filter module for holding a filter for filtering air entering an air inlet of the network device. The frame includes an opening for receiving the filter module and positions the filter adjacent to the air inlet of the network device when installed on the rack.

External rack mounted filter for network device

In one embodiment, an apparatus includes an optical module comprising a first end for insertion into a network device and a second end extending from the network device when the optical module is inserted into the network device, and a thermal protective layer extending over a portion of the second end of the optical module, the thermal protective layer preventing direct contact with an external surface of the optical module during removal of the optical module from the network device. The thermal protective layer exposes a portion of the external surface of the second end of the optical module to allow heat to be released from the external surface of the optical module.

Thermal protection for modular components in a network device

In one embodiment, an adjustable cable management system is disclosed. The system includes a tray base having a first end. The system also includes a tray door coupled to the tray base and substantially opposite the first end of the tray base when in a closed position. The system further includes a plurality of cable guides coupled to the first end of the tray base and located between the first end of the tray base and the tray door. A particular cable guide is coupled to the first end of the tray base at a selected angle from among a plurality of selectable angles.

Adjustable cable management for fiber and cable

A UPS with an adjustable user interface module comprises a housing having a front plane and a module configured to fit inside and secured by the housing. The module includes a body having a front face, and the module is configured to tilt within the housing such that the front face of the module can be positioned at various angles relative to the front plane of the housing.

Uninterruptible power supply having adjustable interface

A mechanism for adjusting the orientation of a user interface of an electronic system component from a rack mounted orientation to a tower orientation.

User interface mounting module and method to mount a user interface on a UPS

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Bengaluru, India

Arjun Guzar Jayaprakash