Abstract: A reversible wire management system includes a mounting bracket having first and second planar members, the first and second planar members each including a set of retention bracket mounting features, wherein each set of retention bracket mounting features includes at least one mounting feature, which may be a slot, for connecting the respective planar member to a retention bracket, and at least one retention bracket, which may be a bifurcated O-ring, removeably attached to the first mounting bracket planar member using the first set of retention bracket mounting features, wherein the at least one retention bracket is adaptable to be selectively removed and reconnected to the second mounting bracket planar member using the second set of retention bracket mounting features.

Abstract: A reversible wire management system includes a mounting bracket having first and second planar members, the first and second planar members each including a set of retention bracket mounting features, wherein each set of retention bracket mounting features includes at least one mounting feature, which may be a slot, for connecting the respective planar member to a retention bracket, and at least one retention bracket, which may be a bifurcated O-ring, removeably attached to the first mounting bracket planar member using the first set of retention bracket mounting features, wherein the at least one retention bracket is adaptable to be selectively removed and reconnected to the second mounting bracket planar member using the second set of retention bracket mounting features.

Abstract: An improved rack frame cabinet for supporting electronic components having a plurality of elongate frame members and a plurality of corner brackets arranged to engage at least three adjacent frame members at each corner of said cabinet. Each of the elongate frame members includes a tube portion defined by walls forming a cavity therein, a first flange member, and a second flange member. The tube portion and both of the flange members extend along the length of the elongate frame member. The first flange member is aligned with one of the walls of the tube portion of each elongate frame member. The second flange member is parallel to and offset from another wall of the tube portion of each elongate frame member. The first and second flange members are substantially perpendicular to one another.

Abstract: A telephone wire connector blade storage device, for use with an impact force insertion tool, comprises a generally rectangular shaped housing, the interior of which is divided into a plurality of blade storage bins which extend longitudinally through and are accessible by way of an end cap at one end of the housing. Protruding from the opposite end of the housing is a stem that is sized and shaped to be engageable with a bore in the rear end of the insertion tool, so as to enable the storage device to be fixedly attached to the handle at a location that does not interfere with the operation of the tool. In addition, the shape of the rectangular housing approximates that of the rear end of the tool handle, so as to facilitate manipulation of the handle by the craftsperson during use of the tool.