Abstract: The present disclosure provides a cabinet with a removable and reversible door and, in preferred embodiments, a cabinet having a separable door to which is mounted two sets of hinges that are independently retractable to enable a user to easily and efficiently open a mounted door from left to right and from right to left, or to completely remove the door from the cabinet. The disclosed cabinet typically includes latch/hinge mechanisms that are mounted to the door and configured to engage the hinge openings associated with the door frame. A gear box assembly is advantageously utilized in a disclosed latch/hinge mechanism embodiment to effectuate the desired relative movement, and bushings associated with the latch/hinge mechanisms ensure appropriate spacing between the door and the door frame for desired door operation.

Abstract: An optical fiber management module assembly for mounting in a patch panel aperture and includes an adapter having a housing portion at its proximal end providing a cavity dimensioned and configured to seat the proximal end of a jack therein and having a channel portion at the other end providing a channel leading into the cavity. The housing portion has arms which engage the patch panel. Engaged with the distal end of the adapter is a projecting arm of a fiber management clip having an engagement portion at its proximal end with side walls defining a recess for the distal end of the jack. The clip also has a guidance portion at its other end thereon with channels extending longitudinally thereof in which optical fibers may be seated, and a latch extending over the channels and engaged with the guidance portion to retain the fibers in the channels.

Abstract: The present invention teaches a cable management system for supporting and routing cables. The cable management system includes one or more cable supports attached to a support structure such as a wall or electronics cabinet. Each cable support includes one or more cable spools detachably mounted to a spool guide. The spool guide includes a channel extending along its length and in-turned flanges that extend partially across the opening of the channel. Each cable spool includes a spool body and a coupler. The coupler has a retractable brace that can be inserted into the channel, rotated and retracted toward the spool body for clamping the in-turned flanges between the brace and the spool body.