Abstract: A drawer cabinet includes a cabinet body, a plurality of drawers slidably disposed in the cabinet body, and a safety mechanism including an interlocking unit. The interlocking unit includes two securing members disposed in a first direction and spaced apart from each other, a plurality of eyelet members each disposed on a respective one of the drawers and located between the two securing members, and an interlocking string passing through the eyelet members and having one end that is connected to one of the two securing members and the other end that is connected to the other one of the two securing members. The interlocking string has a length that is greater than a distance between the two securing members and that allows only one of the drawers to be fully pulled out of the cabinet body.

Abstract: A structural connector for assembling a plurality of structural members includes a main shank, a first bolt extending though the main shank, a first plug threadedly engaging a first blot shaft of the first bolt, a second bolt extending through the main shank and the first bolt shaft, and a second plug threadedly engaging a second bolt shaft of the second bolt. Each of two shank ends of the main shank, a first bolt head of the first bolt, a first plug head of the first plug, a second bolt head of the second bolt, and a second plug head of the second plug is configured to threadedly engage a structural connecting end of each of the structural members.

Abstract: An extendable table includes a table support, a table top which is movable relative to the table support, a table leaf, a guiding unit, and a guided bar. The table leaf is displaceable between a normal position, where the table leaf is disposed under the table top, and an extended position, where the table leaf is substantially coplanar with the table top. When the table top is lifted, the table leaf is permitted to be displaced from the extended position to the normal position.

Abstract: A lamp device includes: a battery housing receiving a battery set and a circuit board; a lamp casing enclosing and connected movably to the battery housing such that the lamp casing is movable relative to the battery housing in an axial direction; an LED lighting unit mounted in and connected fixedly to the lamp casing, and disposed spacedly above the circuit board; and a power switch mounted on the circuit board and connected electrically between the LED lighting unit and the battery set. The power switch is actuated in response to movement of the LED lighting unit toward the circuit board by press of the lamp casing to switch from a current one of power-on and power-off states to the other one of the power-on and power-off states.

Abstract: A lamp device includes: a battery housing receiving a battery set and a circuit board; a lamp casing enclosing and connected movably to the battery housing such that the lamp casing is movable relative to the battery housing in an axial direction; an LED lighting unit mounted in and connected fixedly to the lamp casing, and disposed spacedly above the circuit board; and a power switch mounted on the circuit board and connected electrically between the LED lighting unit and the battery set. The power switch is actuated in response to movement of the LED lighting unit toward the circuit board by press of the lamp casing to switch from a current one of power-on and power-off states to the other one of the power-on and power-off states.

Abstract: An adjustable dressing mirror assembly includes a support, a mirror-mounting unit, and a positioning device. The positioning device includes a guiding seat connected pivotally to the support, a driving plate connected pivotally to the mirror-mounting unit, a sliding block, a movable member, a positioning rod, and a resilient member. The guiding seat includes an accommodating chamber and a plurality of positioning grooves. The driving plate and the sliding block are movable in the accommodating chamber. The positioning rod is disposed fixedly on the movable member. Engagement between the positioning rod and the positioning grooves is allowed with assistance of the resilient member during movement of the driving plate within the accommodating chamber from a rear limit position to a front limit position, and is prevented during movement of the driving plate within the accommodating chamber from the front limit position to the rear limit position.

Abstract: An adjustable dressing mirror assembly includes a support, a mirror-mounting unit, and a positioning device. The positioning device includes a guiding seat connected pivotally to the support, a driving plate connected pivotally to the mirror-mounting unit, a sliding block, a movable member, a positioning rod, and a resilient member. The guiding seat includes an accommodating chamber and a plurality of positioning grooves. The driving plate and the sliding block are movable in the accommodating chamber. The positioning rod is disposed fixedly on the movable member. Engagement between the positioning rod and the positioning grooves is allowed with assistance of the resilient member during movement of the driving plate within the accommodating chamber from a rear limit position to a front limit position, and is prevented during movement of the driving plate within the accommodating chamber from the front limit position to the rear limit position.

Abstract: An adjustable dressing mirror assembly includes a support, a rear link connected pivotally to the support, a mirror-mounting unit having an upper end pivotable forwardly and rearwardly relative to the support, a front link connected pivotally to the mirror-mounting unit and the rear link, and a positioning device. The positioning device includes: a plurality of positioning groove units formed in one of the front and rear links; a swing arm having a pivot end connected pivotally to the other one of the front and rear links, and an engaging end opposite to the pivot end; an engaging member disposed on the engaging end of the swing arm such that, by rotating the mirror-mounting unit, the engaging member is movable to engage within a selected one of the positioning groove units; and a resilient member for biasing the engaging member into the selected one of the positioning groove units.

Abstract: A connector plug terminates a communication cable having a plurality of twisted pair conductors therein. The plug includes a conductor organizing sled, which includes structural features to minimize variations in conductor organization, as the conductors pass along the sled. By minimizing the variations as the conductors pass along the sled, technicians may assemble plugs having a relatively consistent level of crosstalk. The structural features of the organizing sled may include combinations of a ramp surface for a center pair, neck-down portions to cause consistent placement of stacked pairs, and crossing of stacked pairs to prevent a lower stacked pair from rising above a floor surface of the sled.

Abstract: A cabinet includes a housing, a drawer, two rails, and two engaging members. The housing includes two side walls, a back wall, and a front opening. The drawer has a bottom surface and is disposed between the side walls. Each rail extends in a front-to-rear direction and has a lateral plate portion, a longitudinal top support face, a longitudinal limit face, a front end block, a connecting face, and a rail groove. The engaging members project downwardly from the bottom surface of the drawer in proximity to a rear end of the drawer, and are movable along the connecting face of one of the rails when the drawer slides on the top support face. The engaging members respectively have protrusions that engage the respective front end blocks when the drawer slides to front ends of the rails, thereby limiting the drawer from being released from the housing.

Abstract: A connector plug terminates a communication cable having a plurality of conductors therein. The plug includes a conductor organizing sled, which includes a plurality of channels for separating conductive wires. The sled is formed of at least two materials, including a first material being a conductive material and a second material being a dielectric material. The first material may be a metal and the second material may be a plastic. In one embodiment, the first material is impregnated within at least a portion of the second material. In another embodiment, the first material is formed as a layer on an outer surface of at least a portion of the second material.

Abstract: A connector plug terminates a communication cable having a plurality of conductors therein. The plug includes a conductor organizing sled, which includes a plurality of channels for separating conductive wires. The sled is formed of at least two materials, including a first material being a conductive material and a second material being a dielectric material. The first material may be a metal and the second material may be a plastic. In one embodiment, the first material is impregnated within at least a portion of the second material. In another embodiment, the first material is formed as a layer on an outer surface of at least a portion of the second material.

Abstract: A communication connector includes a housing with an opening for receiving a mating connector. First and second pairs of terminal contact wires are supported in the housing, and each pair forms a different signal path. The terminal contact wires have base portions, free ends, and intermediate co-planar contact portions that establish points of electrical contact with corresponding terminals of a mating connector. First and second pairs of elongated, parallel capacitor plates are fixed at corresponding free ends of the contact wires. The plates of each pair of capacitor plates capacitively couple an associated terminal contact wire of the one pair of contact wires, with an associated terminal contact wire of the other pair of contact wires. The two pairs of capacitor plates extend in a length direction that is substantially parallel to the plane of the contact portions of the terminal contact wires.