Abstract: Two identical components assembled together constitute a guide rack for optical cables fixed at the bottom of a subrack fitted with circuit boards. Optical jumpers are guided between support members and guide members. Each optical cable is easily positioned pending connection with its terminal connector part resting between two support members. This avoids tangling of the optical jumpers and ensures that any of the cables connected to the front panel of any circuit board can be replaced by the cable put into the waiting position without risk of confusion.

Abstract: Each upright of an electronic, especially telecommunication equipment rack comprises an outer profile and an inner profile delimiting a hollow interior volume used to run connections along equipment supported by said uprights. The profiles are such that the interior volume has in the heightwise and depthwise directions an opening accessible from the front side of the rack providing easy access to the connections along all of their path between the points at which they enter and leave the interior volume.

Abstract: An electromagnetic seal consists essentially of an oblong metal plate with two bends along two parallel longitudinal bending axes (D1, D2) defining on the plate two lateral flanges (34, 35) inclined relative to a central panel (36), and an central oblong opening (29) which has a width (a) slightly less than the distance (b) between the bending axes so that parts of the central panel situated on the longitudinal edges of the central oblong opening, separated before bending by cut-outs on the transverse edges of the opening and between the bending axes and the central oblong opening, are adapted to form oblique extensions of said lateral flanges in the region of the central oblong opening.