Abstract: A jumpstart system allows for the charging a battery or starting a car that has a dead battery without accessing the compartment where the battery is located. A connector is placed with access to the outside of the vehicle, preferably at the rear of the car. The connector accepts a jumper cable and places the dead battery in electric contact with a power source such as another car.

Abstract: A rotary mechanism includes an accommodating slot structure, a supporting arm, a pivoting portion and a resilient component. The accommodating slot structure is disposed on the bezel. The accommodating slot structure includes a pivot hole structure and an opening structure, respectively formed on the lateral surface and a bottom of the accommodating slot structure. The supporting arm is disposed on the door. The pivoting portion is disposed on the surface of the supporting arm. The pivoting portion is disposed inside the pivot hole structure, so that the supporting arm is rotatably disposed inside the accommodating slot structure. The resilient component is movably accommodated inside the opening structure. A first end of the resilient component is resiliently connected to the lateral surface of the accommodating slot structure. A second end of the resilient component points the surface of the supporting arm, to prevent the pivoting portion from separation.

Abstract: A mounting apparatus is secured to a front wall of an enclosure. A door is rotatably attached to the front wall. The front wall includes a first securing portion and a second securing portion. The mounting apparatus includes a sliding rail for being attached to the front wall and a mounting member slidably attached to the sliding rail. The mounting member includes a mounting portion for engaged with the first securing portion or the second securing portion. When the mounting portion is engaged with the first securing portion, the mounting member is engaged with the door, for preventing the door from rotating relative to the front wall; and when the mounting portion is engaged with the second securing portion, the mounting member is disengaged from the door, allowing the door to open. An electronic device enclosure with the mounting apparatus is further offered.

Abstract: A cable management apparatus includes a securing board and a cable management tray. The securing board has a securing arm extending upward from the securing board. The cable management tray is hung on the securing arm and includes a base and a door rotatably secured to the base. A hook is substantially perpendicular to the base, and a clasping hole is defined in the door. The door is rotatable relative to the base between a first position and a second position. In the first position, the hook is engaged in the clasping hole, the base and the door together define a space, and a cable is received in the space in a direction substantially parallel to the base. In the second position, the hook is removed from the clasping hole, to disengage the cable from the space.

Abstract: A mounting apparatus is secured to a front wall of an enclosure. A door is rotatably attached to the front wall. The front wall includes a first securing portion and a second securing portion. The mounting apparatus includes a sliding rail for being attached to the front wall and a mounting member slidably attached to the sliding rail. The mounting member includes a mounting portion for engaged with the first securing portion or the second securing portion. When the mounting portion is engaged with the first securing portion, the mounting member is engaged with the door, for preventing the door from rotating relative to the front wall; and when the mounting portion is engaged with the second securing portion, the mounting member is disengaged from the door, allowing the door to open. An electronic device enclosure with the mounting apparatus is further offered.

Abstract: Hinge mechanisms that facilitates access to internal components associated with a cabinet, e.g., a fiber optic cabinet, are provided. The hinge mechanisms are adapted for use with a telecommunication cabinet that is of low profile design, e.g., 1U or 2U height. The hinge mechanisms accommodate a combination of motions, e.g., a sliding motion and a hinging motion, whereby the limited space associated with a low profile cabinet is overcome and access to internal componentry, e.g., patch panels, is facilitated. A pair of hinge mechanisms are provided with a door. The hinge mechanisms mount outward of the cabinet so as to permit the door to be pivoted downward without engagement between with another cabinet or other structure positioned therebelow. A U-shaped member may be mounted to the door and sliding pins to translate motion from the hinge mechanisms to the door.