Enginuity Communications Corporation

Hyperedge Corporation

N a Communications, LLC

Paul T DeCraene

Sean Iwasaki

Jim Jay

Steve Johnson

The present subject matter relates to a method, system and device for connecting conduit to an enclosure. The method, system and device comprise a conduit adapter having a two-piece housing and an insert plate. The insert plate is interchangeable with other insert plates having various sized through holes. A conduit is attached to an insert plate via a suitable connector. The insert plate is selected to have an appropriately sized through hole for the conduit being attached. The selected insert plate having the conduit attached then is enclosed between the two halves of the housing of the conduit adapter. The conduit adapter is then secured in the entry port of the enclosure.

Universal adapter for coupling conduit to enclosures

A secure flat wall mounting rack for network service provider equipment and cabling is provided. The mounting rack not only restricts unauthorized access to network communication equipment, but is also properly labeled for authorized user. The rack is especially suitable for service demarcation applications involving patch panels. The flat wall mounting rack has a securing bar with a movable plate which, when extended, only allows authorized users to remove and/or access cabling connected to the service ports of an Ethernet service delivery switch. The securing bar also allows for securing service handoff modules to be secured to the same.

Secure flat wall mounting rack

Patch panel assembly

A telecommunication equipment device in the form of a wall rack assembly used to accommodate a plurality of network interface units and used to interconnect a plurality of service lines of the network service provider with the customer's lines to serve as a demarcation point for legal tariff issues. The wall assembly includes a shelf assembly having at least two customer interface module connectors, each capable of receiving a detachable customer interface module, thus allowing flexibility in mounting in difficult to access areas, such as a corner of a room, closet, etc. In furtherance of the space saving and flexible mounting advantages, the wall assembly further includes a cover which can be installed and removed by lifting straight out away from the shelf assembly.

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West Chicago, IL, United States of America

Paul T DeCraene