Cable management device and coupling assembly for rack system
AssigneesKing Slide Works Co., Ltd., King Slide Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsKen-Ching Chen, Shun-Ho Yang, Zong-Sian Wong, Chun-Chiang Wang
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Abstract
A cable management device includes a first cable management arm, a second cable management arm and an auxiliary member. The second cable management arm is movable relative to the first cable management arm. The auxiliary member can be moved with respect to one of the first cable management arm and the second cable management arm from a first position to a second position, so as to increase a length of the cable management device.
Claims20
A cable management device, comprising:
- a first cable management arm;
- a second cable management arm movable relative to the first cable management arm;
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- an auxiliary member extendable and retractable relative to one of the first cable management arm and the second cable management arm.
A coupling assembly, comprising:
- a first slide rail assembly comprising a first rail and a second rail, the first rail and the second rail being movable relative to each other;
- and
- a first cable management device, comprising:
- a first cable management arm;
- a second cable management arm pivotable relative to the first cable management arm;
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- an auxiliary member movable along a length direction of one of the first cable management arm and the second cable management arm;
- wherein the auxiliary member is configured to being connected to the first rail;
- wherein the other one of the first cable management arm and the second cable management arm is configured to being connected to the second rail.
A cable management device, comprising:
- a first cable management arm;
- a second cable management arm movable relative to the first cable management arm;
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- an auxiliary member movable from a first position to a second position with respect to the first cable management arm, so as to increase a length of the cable management device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.