Hanging folder device charging system
AssigneeDok Solution LLC
InventorJack Strauser
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Abstract
A device charging system includes a base that has two opposing rim edges that are substantially parallel to each other and are spaced apart by a width corresponding to a hanging folder rail width. Several jacks are on a surface of the base, each is electrically connected to a source of power. Several hanging folders, each having integrated hanging folder rails, interface to the two opposing rim edges. The hanging folder rails are of a width corresponding to the hanging folder rail width. Several devices are physically held within a corresponding hanging folder and each device is electrically connected to one of the jacks by a charging cable, thereby providing power from the source of power to charge that device.
Claims19
A device charging system comprising:
- a base, the base having two opposing rim edges, the rim edges being substantially parallel to each other and the rim edges being spaced apart by a width corresponding to a hanging folder rail width;
- a first plurality of jacks spaced along a first opposing rim edge of the two opposing rim edges and a second plurality of jacks spaced along a second opposing rim edge of the two opposing rim edges;
- a plurality of hanging folders, the hanging folders having integrated hanging folder rails and the hanging folder rails interface to the two opposing rim edges, the hanging folder rails being the width corresponding to the hanging folder rail width;
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- a source of power, the source of power electrically connected to each of the jacks of the first plurality of jacks and the second plurality of jacks;
- whereas each of a plurality of devices are physically held within a corresponding hanging folder and each of the plurality of devices is electrically connected to one of the plurality of jacks by a charging cable, thereby providing power from the source of power to charge the plurality of devices.
A method of charging a plurality of devices, the method comprising:
- using a charging system comprising a base, the base having two opposing rim edges, the rim edges being substantially parallel to each other and the rim edges being spaced apart by a width corresponding to a hanging folder rail width;
- a plurality of ports located in parallel with the rim edges and adjacent to the rim edges, each of the plurality of ports connected to a source of power;
- inserting a first hanging folder having a first hanging folder rail interfaced there within into the charging system, each end of the first hanging folder rail interfaced to a respective one of the two opposing rim edges;
- connecting a first device of the plurality of devices to a first port of the plurality of ports through a first charging cable;
- placing the first device into the first hanging folder;
- inserting a second hanging folder having a second hanging folder rail interfaced there within into the charging system, each end of the second hanging folder rail interfaced to a respective one of the two opposing rim edges;
- connecting a second device of the plurality of devices to a second port of the plurality of ports through a second charging cable;
- placing the second device into second hanging folder.
A device charging system comprising:
- a base, the base having two opposing rim edges, the rim edges being substantially parallel to each other and the rim edges being spaced apart by a width corresponding to a hanging folder rail width;
- a first plurality of jacks spaced along a first opposing rim edge of the two opposing rim edges and a second plurality of jacks spaced along a second opposing rim edge of the two opposing rim edges;
- a plurality of hanging folders for holding devices that are to be charged/stored, the hanging folders hanging by one of the integrated hanging folder rails, each end of the one of the integrated hanging folder rails interfaced to a corresponding one of the two opposing rim edges;
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- a source of power, the source of power electrically connected to each of the jacks of the first plurality of jacks and the second plurality of jacks.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.