Federal-hoffman, Inc.

Hoffman Enclosures Inc.

Brian Lynn Mordick

Trent T Jones

Jeremy Lee Fink

Marcus Adrian Koukkari

Timothy Gordon Lange

Robert Marvin Kalstabakken

Trent Jones

A shelf includes a first shelf section and a second shelf section that slidingly fits with the first shelf section such that the first shelf section and second shelf section are configured to form a shelf surface having a usable shelf surface area that is variable.

Adjustable shelf

Embodiments of the invention provide a vertical cable manager for routing cables or wires. The vertical cable manager includes a vertical trough with sets of fingers. The fingers include arrow-shaped ends, which allow installation and/or removal of cables and wires, while retaining the cables and wires in cable rings. In some embodiments, a door attached to the vertical cable manager can be removable from one or both sides of the trough. In some embodiments, the vertical cable manager can include removable spools that can be attached to the trough in various positions and configurations.

Vertical cable manager

Embodiments of the invention provide a horizontal cable manager. A horizontal base can include a first molded section and an identical second molded section adapted to be coupled together. The horizontal cable manager can include a plurality of fingers extending from each one of the first molded section and the second molded section. The fingers can include a shaft and an arrow-shaped end. The arrow-shaped end can include a first triangular member and a second triangular member each coupled to opposite sides of the shaft at a first distance away from a distal end of the shaft. The horizontal cable manager can include hinge supports with a cover removably coupled to the hinge supports. The horizontal base can include an attachment hole, a first extension, and a second wing extension for temporary attachment to an electronic equipment rack.

Horizontal cable manager

Apparatus is provided for mounting components in enclosures such as electrical junction boxes and the like. The apparatus includes a bracket, which is attached to a surface of the enclosure, and a mounting element, which is attached to the bracket. The bracket can be mounted in one of two preferred orientations, each orientation affording a different mounting height for the mounting element. The mounting element may be attached to the upper or lower surface of the bracket in either of its preferred orientations, or may be clamped between the bracket and the surface of the enclosure. Flexible arrangement of the components within the enclosure is possible through the selection of a preferred bracket orientation and a preferred mounting position for the mounting element.

Adjustable mounting system

A double lock apparatus (10) includes interconnected locking members (12) connected by a retainer pin (14). The members include arcing slots (22) and a pair of orifices (24) and (26). Each of the locking members includes an arcing slot arcing in an opposite direction and centered on the opposite of the orifices (24) and (26). The external lock members (42) and (44) insert through the orifices (24) and (26) to prevent pivoting. Removal of one of the external lock members (42) or (44) allows pivoting about the other lock member with the retainer pin sliding along one of the arcing slots (22). The pivoting motion separates retainer finger portions (20) to allow unlatching. The devices (10) may be connected in a series for providing unlocking by removal of one of a number of external locks.

Safety double lock

An electrical enclosure is shown having a cabinet and a door connected by hinges. The hinges comprise door and cabinet components and a removable hinge pin wherein the door component extends through a slot formed in a flange along an edge of the door, and the cabinet component is attached to the cabinet. Locking ramps are provided on the door component which extend through and engage the edges of openings in the door flange on opposite sides of the slot.

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Shoreview, MN, United States of America

Brian Lynn Mordick