3m Innovative Properties Company

Charles H Dodgen

Sergio A Alarcon

Kenneth D Rebers

Jerome A Pratt

Laszlo Markos

Richard L Miklos

Udaya P Kumar

Mark C Woods

A universal aerial hanger for supporting an aerial telecommunications device used with telecommunication lines. The hanger includes a panel, a shoulder extending from the panel, and at least one arm extending from the panel. The panel includes a mounting surface for attachment to the aerial telecommunications device and an exterior surface opposite the mounting surface. The shoulder extends from the panel toward the mounting surface and includes a plurality of latch receptors and at least one reinforced bracket mounting area.

Universal aerial hanger

An aerial terminal for use with telecommunication lines suspended from a strand is disclosed. The aerial terminal includes at least one hanger and a terminal box. The hanger(s) defines a panel and a shoulder extending from the panel, the shoulder including a plurality of latch receptors. The terminal box includes a base and a lid. The lid is movably coupled to the base between an open position and a closed position and includes at least one latch. In this regard, upon assembly, the terminal box is joined to the panel such that the latch(es) of the lid mate with at least one of the plurality of latch receptors of the shoulder when the lid is in the open position.

Aerial telecommunications terminal and system

A terminal box for use with telecommunication lines. The terminal box includes a base and a lid. The base is a molded double wall structure defining a substantially hollow core. The base includes opposing top and bottom walls and opposing end walls, and a back wall extending between the top and bottom walls and the end walls. The lid is movably coupled to the top wall. A portion of at least one of the opposing end walls defines a compressed single wall region forming a telecommunication line port.

Terminal box

An outdoor telecommunications cabinet comprising an electronic compartment adapted to contain heat-generating electrical equipment, having a main electronic compartment including a rear wall panel and two clamshell doors, a floor panel and a cover panel, including access areas and an equipment storage area, the main compartment being adapted to contain heat-generating electrical equipment, at least one rack inside said main electronic compartment for electronic equipment, a base assembly supporting the said electronic compartment, having a width and depth similar to said main electronic compartment capable of being anchored to a base plate or pad, a ventilated sub-compartment in the base assembly containing an environmental cooling system, a pair of clamshell doors, movable between an open position permitting access to both front and back sides of said electrical equipment and a closed position in which the doors maintain a substantially closed environment in the electronic compartment, a cable entry port, typically on the rear wall panel, and a return air duct assembly mounted to said rear panel to form an enclosed duct vertically traversing the length of the electronic compartment and interfacing with a cutout area on the floor panel for circulating airflow through an enclosed path to the electronic compartment.

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Cedar Park, TX, United States of America

Charles H Dodgen