Abstract: A container data center includes a container, and a number of cabinets arranged in the container. A shockproof device is mounted at the bottom of the cabinet. A support apparatus is mounted at the top of the cabinet. A sleeve is fixed on the top of the cabinet. The supporting apparatus includes a connecting member. The connecting member includes a first end fixed to the top of the container, and a second end opposite to the first end slidably received in the sleeve.

Abstract: A container data center includes a container, a number of cabinets arranged in the container. First and second shockproof devices mounted to a base prevent vibration and shocks being passed to the cabinets.

Abstract: A rack mechanism includes a sliding rail, a cabinet, three first fixed beams, a guide rail, two rods, and four roller assemblies. The cabinet includes a top portion, which includes a lid defining four holes. The bottom portion slidably connected to the sliding rail. The three first fixed beams parallelly arranged above the top portion. The guide rail is fixed to the first fixed beams. The two rods are arranged under the lid. Each two of the four roller assemblies are respectively connected to the two rods. Each roller assembly includes a shelf and a pulley. One end of the shelf passes through one of the holes to fix the shelf to the rod. The pulley is arranged to the other end of the shelf. The pulley rolls along the guide rails when the bottom portion slides along the sliding rails.

Abstract: A container data center includes a container, and two spaced cabinets arranged in the container. A supporting apparatus is connected between the cabinets. The supporting apparatus includes two connecting members and an operation member. The first ends of the connecting members are fixed to the corresponding cabinets. The second ends of the connecting members are connected to opposite ends of the operating member. The operating member can be lengthened or shortened by rotation.

Abstract: A container data center includes a container, and a number of cabinets arranged in the container. A first shockproof device is mounted to the bottom of each of the cabinets, and a second shockproof device is mounted to the top of each of the cabinets. The second shockproof device includes a shockproof member and a connecting apparatus connected between the shockproof member and the container. A distance between the shockproof member and the top of the container is adjustable for keeping the shockproof member abutting the top wall of the cabinet.

Abstract: A rack mechanism includes a sliding rail, a cabinet, three first fixed beams, a guide rail, two rods, and four roller assemblies. The cabinet includes a top portion, which includes a lid defining four holes. The bottom portion slidably connected to the sliding rail. The three first fixed beams parallelly arranged above the top portion. The guide rail is fixed to the first fixed beams. The two rods are arranged under the lid. Each two of the four roller assemblies are respectively connected to the two rods. Each roller assembly includes a shelf and a pulley. One end of the shelf passes through one of the holes to fix the shelf to the rod. The pulley is arranged to the other end of the shelf. The pulley rolls along the guide rails when the bottom portion slides along the sliding rails.

Abstract: A container data center includes a container, and a number of cabinets arranged in the container. A shockproof device is mounted at the bottom of the cabinet. A support apparatus is mounted at the top of the cabinet. A sleeve is fixed on the top of the cabinet. The supporting apparatus includes a connecting member. The connecting member includes a first end fixed to the top of the container, and a second end opposite to the first end slidably received in the sleeve.

Abstract: A container data center includes a container, and two spaced cabinets arranged in the container. A supporting apparatus is connected between the cabinets. The supporting apparatus includes two connecting members and an operation member. The first ends of the connecting members are fixed to the corresponding cabinets. The second ends of the connecting members are connected to opposite ends of the operating member. The operating member can be lengthened or shortened by rotation.

Abstract: A container data center includes a container, and a number of cabinets arranged in the container. A first shockproof device is mounted to the bottom of each of the cabinets, and a second shockproof device is mounted to the top of each of the cabinets. The second shockproof device includes a shockproof member and a connecting apparatus connected between the shockproof member and the container. A distance between the shockproof member and the top of the container is adjustable for keeping the shockproof member abutting the top wall of the cabinet.

Abstract: A container data center includes a container, a number of cabinets arranged in the container. First and second shockproof devices mounted to a base prevent vibration and shocks being passed to the cabinets.

Abstract: A hard disk bracket assembly for fixing a hard disk includes a holding portion and a locking portion. The holding portion includes a bottom wall, a first flexible sidewall and a second flexible sidewall. The bottom wall interconnects the first flexible sidewall and the second flexible sidewall. The first flexible sidewall and the second flexible sidewall are substantially perpendicular to the bottom wall. The locking portion cooperatively defines a receiving cavity with the holding portion for receiving the hard disk. The locking portion includes a first edge and a second edge opposite to the first edge. The first edge is hinged to the first flexible sidewall rotatably while the second edge is configured for being engaged with the second flexible sidewall, to lock the hark disk in the receiving cavity.