Abstract: A docking device for a hard disk has a protective box housing an electronic unit including a printed circuit card and a fan arranged in or in the vicinity of an opening formed in a first wall of the protective box. The box also has a location for a hard disk. The fan is arranged in the vicinity of an edge of the printed circuit card so that the air stream driven by said fan sweeps over both main faces of the printed circuit card. The guide is designed to guide at least a portion of the air stream driven by the fan directly to the location for a hard disk.

Abstract: A box is provided for receiving a removable element. The box is a generally rectangular box fitted with a tilting cam of cut-out sheet metal situated in the rear portion of the box body, the tilting cam having an actuation end and an ejection end situated on either side of a central portion of said cam for the purpose of ejecting the removable element when the cam is tilted about its central portion. The box body has in the rear portion of its top face a tab including a base extended by a tongue that extends parallel to said top face while being spaced apart from said top face, together with a lug projecting from the top face and situated facing a free end of the tongue. The tilting cam is secured to the box body by snap-fastening, having its central portion engaged firstly between the tongue and the top face of the box body, and secondly between the lug and the base.

Abstract: An equipment provided with a docking device for receiving an extractable element comprising a housing carrying a pluggable connector and having at least one grounding surface, the equipment comprising a printed circuit card carrying a device including a central body from which there extend two parallel rails for slidably receiving side portions of the housing, and a connector having tabs soldered to the printed circuit while being arranged to co-operate with the pluggable connector of the extractable element in the sliding direction, and at least one contact element comprising a fastener tab soldered to the printed circuit, the contact element being electrically conductive and being arranged to be pressed against the grounding surface while the extractable element is being put into place in the equipment.

Abstract: A docking device for a hard disk has a protective box housing an electronic unit including a printed circuit card and a fan arranged in or in the vicinity of an opening formed in a first wall of the protective box. The box also has a location for a hard disk. The fan is arranged in the vicinity of an edge of the printed circuit card so that the air stream driven by said fan sweeps over both main faces of the printed circuit card. The guide is designed to guide at least a portion of the air stream driven by the fan directly to the location for a hard disk.

Abstract: A device for receiving a hard disk having a housing carrying a pluggable connector and having two side portions, at least one of which is provided with at least one grounding surface. The device has a central body from which there extend two parallel rails for slidably receiving the side portions of the housing. The body is provided with a connector for co-operating with the pluggable connector of the hard disk in the sliding direction, and at least one of the rails is provided with an electrically conductive contact element that is arranged to be pressed against the grounding surface of the side portion received in said rail while the hard disk is being put into place in the device. An equipment fitted with such a device is also provided.