Support for electronics assembly

A support for holding an electronics assembly, which comprises:

• a rigid frame,
• one or more cushioning elements coupled to the frame for protecting the electronics assembly against mechanical shocks during handling,
• a rigid base that is attached to the one or more cushioning element so that the frame is cushioned from shocks to the bases,
• a plurality of handles to enable the support to be manually lifted, and
• one or more attachment elements for securing the support to the electronics assembly, wherein said one or more attachment elements are coupled to the frame and coupled to at least one of the plurality of handles,
• wherein the handles are movable with respect to the frame to allow the one or more attachment elements to engage or release the electronics assembly.

A support for holding an electronics assembly, comprising:

• a rigid frame;
• one or more cushioning elements coupled to the frame for protecting the electronics assembly against mechanical shocks during handling;
• a plurality of handles to enable the support to be manually lifted;
• and
• attachment elements for securing the support to the electronics assembly, the attachment elements being located in the region of the handles;
• wherein the handles are movable with respect to the frame;
• wherein the handles are located on brackets that hold the attachment elements;
• wherein the brackets are pivotal with respect to the frame at least to a limited extent, to allow the attachment elements to engage or release the electronics assembly.

An electronics assembly that is held on a support which comprises:

• a rigid frame,
• one or more cushioning elements for protecting the electronics assembly against mechanical shocks during handling thereof, and
• a plurality of handles to enable the support to be manually lifted,
• wherein the frame is secured to the electronics assembly by means of attachment elements that are located in the region of the handles,
• wherein the electronics assembly has lugs on which the support is secured, and from which the support depends when the attachment elements are released.