Fujitsu Corporation

Jun Sakiura

Yasushi Kojima

Hisao Hayashi

Naoya Yamazaki

Hideaki Matsumoto

Kenji Joko

Kazuhiro Iino

Koji Sasaki

Hiroshi Yamaji

Masahiko Saitou

Motoko Nakamura

Katsuyuki Arai

Mitsusada Toyama

In a holder and a structure for organizing excess length by winding cables and the like, an excess length organizing holder comprises a baseboard which has a rotation axis vertical to a fixed plane, and a spool which has a flange whose edge is provided with two incisions and a winding portion. The spool is rotated around the rotation axis in a state where a cable is folded by way of the winding portion and the two incisions, thereby winding the cable twofold around the winding portion. Also, an excess length organizing structure comprises a door detachable from a box-shaped rack, a mounting hardware connecting the door to the rack and pivoting on one side so as to make the door openable and closable, and at least one excess length organizing holder mentioned above whose baseboard is attached on a surface of the door when the door is attached to the mounting hardware.

Holder and structure for organizing excess length

An outdoor installation type cabinet which accommodates electronic equipment has a number of thin tubes which form an outside air passage and outside air is allowed to flow in the outside air passage by operating an external fan. A heat exchanger which is spaced from each wall of the cabinet is provided at a midway portion of the outside air passage to perform heat exchange between the outside air flowing in the outside air passage and inside air present in the equipment accommodating portion. A circulating fan is installed in the equipment accommodating portion to circulate the inside air. A bimetal is mounted on each side wall of the cabinet to detect a temperature of each side wall and control operations of the external fan, the circulating fan, and an internal fan according to the temperature detected. If the temperature of one side wall is higher than the temperature of the opposite side wall under given temperature conditions, the operation of only the circulating fan on that one side wall is stopped in to thereby suppress the entry of heat of solar radiation through that one side wall into the cabinet body and simultaneously continue to cool the interior of the cabinet.

Outdoor installation type cabinet

Earth connection device in metal core printed circuit board

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Kawasaki, Japan

Jun Sakiura