Abstract: An air-cooled carrier of heat-generating electronic components includes a frame, a plate, and baffles. The plate coupled to the frame divides airflow in the frame into two channels. Opposite sides of each channel along a first direction carry inlet and outlet. A pair of baffles is coupled to each channel, each baffle comprises a mounting part, an arc-shaped elastic part, and a blocking part. The mounting part is fixed to the frame and the arc-shaped elastic part. The blocking part is fixed to the arc-shaped elastic part and extends to middle of the airflow cavity in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. In the absence of a mounted storage component, the elastic part bringing the blocking part to a first position and so blocking air flow from that outlet to that inlet.

Abstract: A liquid cooling structure for a server with low-force quickseal joints to carry the coolant includes a first support, a first joint, a second support, a second joint, a first magnet, and a second magnet. The first support is set on the cabinet body. The second support is set on the server body. The first joint is set on the first support. The second joint is arranged on the second support and can be coupled with the first joint. The first magnet is set on first support. The second magnet is set on second support. The first magnet and second magnet with opposite magnetism attract each other to reduce the amount of force required for coupling the first joint and the second joint, and is labor-saving.

Abstract: A structure for mounting a cooling fan easily and conveniently and in the correct orientation only includes a chassis and at least one fan module. The chassis has a block, a first nut, and a second nut. The fan module has at least one accessory. The block is mounted on the first nut or the second nut. When the block is fixed on the first nut, the fan module can only be placed and installed so as to blow air into the chassis, and when the block is fixed on the second nut, the fan module can only be installed so as to extract air out of the chassis, thereby ensuring the correct mode of operation. An electronic device and a server using the structure is also disclosed.

Abstract: A cabinet for mounting server to rack includes a chassis, a handle, a lever, and a linkage. The rack includes a support. The support comprises a first limiting surface and a second limiting surface. An axis of the lever is perpendicular to an axis of the handle, the lever comprises a first limiting part and a second limiting part. When the handle rotates, the linkage drives the lever rotate, the first limiting part pushes the first limiting surface to push the chassis out of the rack, or the second limiting part pushes the second limiting surface to push the chassis into the rack. A server system using the cabinet is also disclosed.

Abstract: A chassis for holding electronic devices includes a main body, a guiding component, and a latching component. The main body defines a storage cavity with an upper layer and a lower layer, the upper layer can hold an electronic device, and the lower layer can hold another electronic device. The electronic devices can slide along the guiding component into or out of the storage cavity. The latching component have an upper handle and a lower handle, the upper handle can latch or unlatch the electronic device in the upper layer, and the lower handle can latch or unlatch the electronic device in the lower layer. An avoiding space is defined between the upper handle and the lower handle, the avoiding space is configured for providing a space to rotate the lower handle, so the lower handle never contacts the upper handle. An electronic host using the chassis is also disclosed.

Abstract: An omnidirectional wheel includes a hub and a number of driven wheels. The hub defines a number of mounting grooves. Each mounting groove includes an axle provided therein. Each driven wheel includes a driven roller and a cover layer. Each of two ends of the driven roller defines a fixing hole. Each of the two holes receives the axle. The cover layer is sleeved on an outer side of the driven roller.

Abstract: A structure for mounting a cooling fan easily and conveniently and in the correct orientation only includes a chassis and at least one fan module. The chassis has a block, a first nut, and a second nut. The fan module has at least one accessory. The block is mounted on the first nut or the second nut. When the block is fixed on the first nut, the fan module can only be placed and installed so as to blow air into the chassis, and when the block is fixed on the second nut, the fan module can only be installed so as to extract air out of the chassis, thereby ensuring the correct mode of operation. An electronic device and a server using the structure is also disclosed.

Abstract: A liquid cooling structure for a server with low-force quickseal joints to carry the coolant includes a first support, a first joint, a second support, a second joint, a first magnet, and a second magnet. The first support is set on the cabinet body. The second support is set on the server body. The first joint is set on the first support. The second joint is arranged on the second support and can be coupled with the first joint. The first magnet is set on first support. The second magnet is set on second support. The first magnet and second magnet with opposite magnetism attract each other to reduce the amount of force required for coupling the first joint and the second joint, and is labor-saving.

Abstract: An air-cooled carrier of heat-generating electronic components includes a frame, a plate, and baffles. The plate coupled to the frame divides airflow in the frame into two channels. Opposite sides of each channel along a first direction carry inlet and outlet. A pair of baffles is coupled to each channel, each baffle comprises a mounting part, an arc-shaped elastic part, and a blocking part. The mounting part is fixed to the frame and the arc-shaped elastic part. The blocking part is fixed to the arc-shaped elastic part and extends to middle of the airflow cavity in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. In the absence of a mounted storage component, the elastic part bringing the blocking part to a first position and so blocking air flow from that outlet to that inlet.

Abstract: A warning structure includes a bracket and a warning member mounted on the bracket. The bracket includes a main body, rollers rotationally mounted to the main body, and a stopping assembly including a support member, a mounting member, and a resilient member. The support member is coupled to the main body. The mounting member is movably mounted to the support member. The rollers are mounted to the mounting member and the main body. The resilient member elastically resists the support member and the mounting member to bias the mounting member. When the support member is subjected to a downward force, the support member abuts against a ground to keep the bracket stationary.

Abstract: An omnidirectional wheel includes a hub and a number of driven wheels. The hub defines a number of mounting grooves. Each mounting groove includes an axle provided therein. Each driven wheel includes a driven roller and a cover layer. Each of two ends of the driven roller defines a fixing hole. Each of the two holes receives the axle. The cover layer is sleeved on an outer side of the driven roller.

Abstract: A warning structure includes a bracket and a warning member mounted on the bracket. The bracket includes a main body, rollers rotationally mounted to the main body, and a stopping assembly including a support member, a mounting member, and a resilient member. The support member is coupled to the main body. The mounting member is movably mounted to the support member. The rollers are mounted to the mounting member and the main body. The resilient member elastically resists the support member and the mounting member to bias the mounting member. When the support member is subjected to a downward force, the support member abuts against a ground to keep the bracket stationary.

Abstract: A warning triangle structure includes a base, a triangular frame, a pulling assembly, and a fluorescent cloth. The triangular frame includes a bottom end and a top end opposite the bottom end. The bottom end is fixedly coupled to the base. The pulling assembly is located adjacent to the top end. The pulling assembly includes a spring and a drawstring that is resiliently coupled to the spring and that is stretchable relative to the spring. The fluorescent cloth includes a fixed end fixed to the triangular frame and a movable end coupled to the drawstring. The movable end is configured to be closed or opened relative to the triangular frame.

Abstract: A server rack includes a rack management controller (RMC) configured to manage a first function and a backplane including a backplane controller (BPC). The BPC is configured to monitor the RMC, determine that the RMC is unavailable, and manage the first function, in response to determining that the RMC is unavailable.

Abstract: A server rack includes a rack management controller (RMC) configured to manage a first function and a backplane including a backplane controller (BPC). The BPC is configured to monitor the RMC, determine that the RMC is unavailable, and manage the first function, in response to determining that the RMC is unavailable.

Abstract: A notebook computer includes a case and top cover. The case includes a keyboard module, a placement member, and a plate cover. The top cover is pivotably mounted on the case. The top cover includes a screen. The placement member has an integral configuration. The placement member includes at least one audio mesh for audio output. A storage slot is defined in the placement member. The plate cover covers the storage slot.

Abstract: A reading light includes a light emitting diode (LED) capable of emitting light, a transparent pressable member, and a flexible printed circuit board capable of connecting a power supply to the LED. When the pressable member is at a normal state, the flexible printed circuit is disconnects the LED from the power supply to power off the LED. When the pressable member is at a depressed state, the flexible printed circuit electrically connects the LED to the power supply to powered on the LED.

Abstract: A reading light includes a light emitting diode (LED) capable of emitting light, a transparent pressable member, and a flexible printed circuit board capable of connecting a power supply to the LED. When the pressable member is at a normal state, the flexible printed circuit is disconnects the LED from the power supply to power off the LED. When the pressable member is at a depressed state, the flexible printed circuit electrically connects the LED to the power supply to powered on the LED.