A system may include first and second apparatuses. The first and second apparatuses may each include: an enclosure portion including a plurality of mounting features that are configured to receive information handling systems, wherein dimensions of the enclosure portion define a footprint; a base portion disposed below the enclosure portion and coupled to the enclosure portion; a plurality of casters coupled to the base portion and mounted in respective positions that are laterally displaced from the base portion such that the positions are outside the footprint of the enclosure portion; and a locking mechanism. The first and second apparatuses may be operable to be coupled together via their respective locking mechanisms for transport.

A system may include first and second apparatuses. The first and second apparatuses may each include: an enclosure portion including a plurality of mounting features that are configured to receive information handling systems, wherein dimensions of the enclosure portion define a footprint; a base portion disposed below the enclosure portion and coupled to the enclosure portion; a plurality of casters coupled to the base portion and mounted in respective positions that are laterally displaced from the base portion such that the positions are outside the footprint of the enclosure portion; and a locking mechanism. The first and second apparatuses may be operable to be coupled together via their respective locking mechanisms for transport.

A cabinet and a server having the cabinet are disclosed, the cabinet includes a housing, two trays, an elastic piece, and a limiting piece. The trays are arranged in parallel and capable of sliding out of an opening or retracting in the housing. The elastic piece is connected to the housing and arranged between the trays. The limiting piece is connected to the elastic piece and arranged between the trays, each of the trays defines a hole corresponding to the limiting piece, each of the trays includes a protrusion. When one of the trays slides out of the opening, the protrusion slides to the limiting piece and pushes the limiting piece into the hole of the other tray; when the tray retracts in the housing, the protrusion slides away from the limiting piece, the elastic piece elastically recover the limiting piece to separate from the hole.

The present disclosure discloses a telecommunications enclosure (1) and a method for coupling a cable (6) to a cable port (15) of the telecommunications enclosure (1). The latter comprises a casing (2) and a base (10) removably coupled to the casing (2). The base (10) comprises an outer structure (11) having an inner opening (12), and an inner assembly (130) comprising an inner structure (13), adapted to be removably inserted within the inner opening (12), and a plurality of sealing modules (14), each comprising a first part (14a) and a second part (14b). The outer structure (11) comprises a plurality of receiving portions (16) each having a recess (161) adapted to receive at least said first part (14a) of a respective sealing module (14) of the plurality of sealing modules (14). The base (10) is commutable between an assembled condition and a disassembled condition. In the assembled condition, the sealing modules (14), the inner structure (13) and the outer structure (11) are coupled to each other, the inner assembly (130) is inserted within the inner opening (12) of the outer structure (11) and, for each sealing module (14), at least said first part (14a) is received in the respective recess (161), the second part is coupled to the inner structure (13) and said first part (14a) and second part (14b) define a corresponding cable port (15). In the disassembled condition, at least part of the inner assembly (130) is removed from the inner opening (12) of the outer structure (13) to enable insertion of a cable (6) into the respective cable port (15). In both the assembled condition and disassembled condition, the plurality of receiving portions (16) of the outer structure (11) are connected to each other.

A key retention device and a portable dock for the key retention device are disclosed. The key retention device includes a key holder and a base. The key holder is rotatably coupled to the base. The base includes pins that extend into a cavity of the key holder when the key holder is in a closed position and do not extend into the cavity when the key holder is in an open position. The base includes a finger that prevents users from inserting an electronic key into the key holder when the key holder is in the closed position. The key retention device can receive the portable dock and lock the key holder in the locked position when a user input is received. The user input can be provided to the key retention device to remove an electronic key from the portable dock or to remove the portable dock altogether.

Rack mounting adapters with airflow management are disclosed. In one embodiment, rack mounting adapter apparatus comprises: a housing configured to adapt an electrical component chassis subrack configured for side-to-side airflow cooling to mount to an equipment rack; and an airflow management system within the housing that converts the side-to-side airflow cooling of the electrical component chassis subrack to a front-to-back airflow configuration that intakes air from a front of the equipment rack and exhausts air to a back of the equipment rack.

An apparatus may be configured to be mounted on a rack. The apparatus may include a communication component. The communication component may be used for communicating with a network device when the network device is mounted on the rack. The apparatus may include a storage device. The storage device may be used for storing information to be provided to the network device, via the communication component, when the network device is mounted on the rack.

Systems and techniques for deploying a deployable water barrier to protect server racks and components housed thereon are provided. The deployable water barrier is deployed in response to water detected at the server rack. The deployable water barrier is deployed by a barrier deployment mechanism, causing the barrier to expand and cover a front and/or a back side of the server rack.

Systems and techniques for deploying a deployable water barrier to protect server racks and components housed thereon are provided. The deployable water barrier is deployed in response to water detected at the server rack. The deployable water barrier is deployed by a barrier deployment mechanism, causing the barrier to expand and cover a front and/or a back side of the server rack.

Internal interchangeable modular avionics platform assemblies and methods for removably mounting and interchanging modular avionics platforms within an aircraft. In some embodiments, modular avionics platform assemblies may include a modular avionics platform configured to support various avionics equipment, suitable for removable mounting within a forward fuselage, and interchangeable with a number of alternate platforms. A platform may include a frame structure, and mounting pins and a connector assembly disposed on the frame structure. The mounting pins may project outwardly from the frame structure to align with and detachably secure to corresponding airframe members of an aircraft when the frame structure is in a mounted position. The connector assembly may be disposed on the frame structure and have a plurality of connectors, including connectors for alternating current, direct current, and data. In some embodiments, the platform may also include an environmental cooling system disposed on the frame structure.