Abstract: The present invention provides a communication instrument mounting apparatus comprising a mounting bracket having one or more mounting members shaped to engage the rear portion of a communication instrument. The mounting bracket of the present invention provides mounting sleeves for receiving mounting members. Such sleeves may be utilized to releasably attach the mounting bracket of the present invention directly to a mounting surface and/or a conventional input junction box. The mounting member of the present invention provides walls defining at least one cavity through which input cables may be inserted. In one embodiment, the cavity of the present invention has a generally rectangular configuration and is positioned upon the mounting bracket so as to be adjacent to one or more attachment ports of the instrument. The relative positioning of the cavity allows cables to be connected and/or disconnected in a convenient manner.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
August 28, 2009
Date of Patent:
October 30, 2012
Assignee:
Arminius Select Services Corporation
Inventors:
Stephen Forrest Powell, Gregory Edward Berger, Nicholas Gibson Burgell, Michael Edward Searcy
Abstract: The present invention provides a telephone mounting apparatus comprising a mounting bracket having one or more mounting members shaped to engage the rear portion of a telephone. The mounting bracket of the present invention provides mounting sleeves having a hollow cylindrical bore for receiving screw members. Such sleeves may be utilized to releasably attach the mounting bracket of the present invention directly to a mounting surface and/or a conventional telephone mounting box. The mounting member of the present invention provides walls defining at least one cavity through which phone cables may be inserted. In one embodiment, the cavity of the present invention has a generally rectangular configuration and is positioned upon the mounting bracket so as to be adjacent to one or more attachment ports of the telephone. The relative positioning of the cavity allows cables to be connected and/or disconnected in a convenient manner.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
October 28, 2005
Date of Patent:
September 1, 2009
Assignee:
Arminius Select Services Corporation
Inventors:
Stephen Forrest Powell, Gregory Edward Berger, Nicholas Gibson Burgett, Michael Edward Searcy