Abstract: Disclosed is a hinge pin keeper having a hook on a first end of a shaft and a coil on a second end of the shaft. Also disclosed is an enclosure with an ambidextrous lift-off hinge, wherein said liftoff hinge connections between the door and the base permit the handedness of the door mounting to be changed without the use of tools by lifting said door in a first handedness configuration, rotating said door 180 degrees relative to said base, and mounting said door back on said hinges in a second handedness configuration, with said first handedness configuration being the opposite of said second handedness configuration.

Abstract: Disclosed is a hinge pin keeper having a hook on a first end of a shaft and a coil on a second end of the shaft. Also disclosed is an enclosure with an ambidextrous lift-off hinge, wherein said liftoff hinge connections between the door and the base permit the handedness of the door mounting to be changed without the use of tools by lifting said door in a first handedness configuration, rotating said door 180 degrees relative to said base, and mounting said door back on said hinges in a second handedness configuration, with said first handedness configuration being the opposite of said second handedness configuration.

Abstract: An enclosure for electronic and/or electrical components is disclosed, including a housing having a rear wall and longitudinally extending side walls. A longitudinally extending track is provided which includes a base leg and a pair of branch legs extending laterally therefrom. Each of the laterally extending legs is spaced apart by a gap from at least one side wall of the housing. A mounting bracket is slidable to and fro along the track, the bracket including at least one leg in sliding contact with a bearing region of the track and at least one opening for receipt therein of a fastener. The opening is positioned to direct the fastener inserted therein into engagement with a fastener engaging region of the track, whereby the at least one leg of the bracket bears against the bearing region of the track to prevent movement of the bracket relative to the track.