Abstract: An adjustable, rack-mountable, liquid-cooling assembly is disclosed, enabling easy and quick mounting of a fluid manifold to a variety of mounting locations within a rack chassis. An upper mounting bracket coupled to an upper end of a rack chassis can include a plurality of upper mounting locations, and a lower mounting bracket coupled to a lower end of the rack chassis can include a plurality of corresponding lower mounting locations. An upper bracket assembly coupled to an upper end of the fluid manifold can be selectively securable to the upper mounting bracket at each of the plurality of upper mounting locations. A lower bracket coupled to a lower end of the fluid manifold can be selectively securable to the lower mounting bracket at each of the plurality of lower mounting locations.

Abstract: An adjustable bracket for enclosing an open frame power supply unit (PSU) is disclosed. The adjustable bracket includes a first bracket section having a first primary plate and a first secondary plate extending generally vertically from one end of the first primary plate; and a second bracket section having a second primary plate and a second secondary plate extending generally vertically from one end of the second primary plate, the first secondary plate and the second secondary plate being generally parallel such that the first secondary plate faces the second secondary plate. The second primary plate is movably coupled to the first primary plate such that the adjustable bracket can be in a compact, intermediately extended, or fully extended configuration by adjusting the bracket according to a width of the open frame PSU, the width being different for a first open frame PSU than for a second open frame PSU.

Abstract: A handle for securing a tray of a computing system comprises a baseplate and a locking pin. The baseplate can be movably coupled to the tray and be movable between a first position and a second position. The first position prevents removal of the tray and the second position allows removal of the tray. The locking pin extends from the baseplate and can be coupled to a first portion of the tray when the baseplate is in the first position, and a second portion of the tray when the baseplate is in the second position. The locking pin is movable in a first direction relative to the baseplate to be coupled to the first portion of the tray and the second portion of the tray, and a second direction relative to the baseplate to be uncoupled from the first portion of the tray and the second portion of the tray.

Abstract: An adjustable bracket for enclosing an open frame power supply unit (PSU) is disclosed. The adjustable bracket includes a first bracket section having a first primary plate and a first secondary plate extending generally vertically from one end of the first primary plate; and a second bracket section having a second primary plate and a second secondary plate extending generally vertically from one end of the second primary plate, the first secondary plate and the second secondary plate being generally parallel such that the first secondary plate faces the second secondary plate. The second primary plate is movably coupled to the first primary plate such that the adjustable bracket can be in a compact, intermediately extended, or fully extended configuration by adjusting the bracket according to a width of the open frame PSU, the width being different for a first open frame PSU than for a second open frame PSU.

Abstract: A bracket for holding an electronic device in a carrier in a computing system is described. The bracket includes an outer plate and an inner compressible sleeve. The outer plate includes a front side and a back side. The inner compressible sleeve including a front section, a back section, and an aperture. The front section of the inner compressible sleeve is coupled to the back side of the outer plate. When the electronic device is inserted in the aperture, the electronic device compresses the inner compressible sleeve within the aperture. The bracket may also include a hole, on the outer plate, configured to mate with a fastener on the electronic device. The bracket also includes a protrusion on the outer plate. The protrusion prevents the electronic device from moving through the front side of the outer plate. The inner compressible sleeve of the bracket is a shock dampener.

Abstract: A bracket for holding an electronic device in a carrier in a computing system is described. The bracket includes an outer plate and an inner compressible sleeve. The outer plate includes a front side and a back side. The inner compressible sleeve including a front section, a back section, and an aperture. The front section of the inner compressible sleeve is coupled to the back side of the outer plate. When the electronic device is inserted in the aperture, the electronic device compresses the inner compressible sleeve within the aperture. The bracket may also include a hole, on the outer plate, configured to mate with a fastener on the electronic device. The bracket also includes a protrusion on the outer plate. The protrusion prevents the electronic device from moving through the front side of the outer plate. The inner compressible sleeve of the bracket is a shock dampener.