Abstract: An indicating device for a dual power automatic transfer switch, which includes a first driving part connected to a first moving contact of a first power supply and a second driving part connected to a second moving contact of a second power supply; the indicating device includes a mechanical indicating device, an electrical indicating device and an indicating part acting on the mechanical indicating device and the electrical indicating device; the first and the second driving part respectively drive the indicating part to move; the electric indicating device at least includes a first and second switching device; the first switching device at least includes a first contact of the first switching device and a second contact of the first switching device which are connected in parallel; the second switching device at least includes a first contact and a second contact of the second switching device which are connected in parallel.

Abstract: An embodiment includes a cable connector that includes a connector housing, a fiber support structure, and a latch structure. The connector housing defines a housing cavity. The fiber support structure is attached to the connector housing and extends therefrom in a first direction. The fiber support structure defines a fiber cavity configured to receive a fiber subassembly. The latch structure is attached to the connector housing at a first end and extends therefrom in the first direction. The latch structure is separated in a second direction from the fiber support structure and includes a ramped surface at a second end. The ramped surface displaces the latch structure in a direction opposite the second direction in response to a force in a direction opposite the first direction and does not include a release structure configured to disengage the latch structure from latch tabs of a communication module.

Abstract: An embodiment includes a cable connector that includes a connector housing, a fiber support structure, and a latch structure. The connector housing defines a housing cavity. The fiber support structure is attached to the connector housing and extends therefrom in a first direction. The fiber support structure defines a fiber cavity configured to receive a fiber subassembly. The latch structure is attached to the connector housing at a first end and extends therefrom in the first direction. The latch structure is separated in a second direction from the fiber support structure and includes a ramped surface at a second end. The ramped surface displaces the latch structure in a direction opposite the second direction in response to a force in a direction opposite the first direction and does not include a release structure configured to disengage the latch structure from latch tabs of a communication module.