Mark E Weinegger

US Patent:

7693387, Apr 6, 2010

Filed:

Apr 7, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/099126

Inventors:

Mark E. Weinegger - Franklin MA, US
Theodore Datri - Millis MA, US
Matt Hannett - Whitinsville MA, US

Assignee:

C.E. Communication Systems, Inc. - Franklin MA

International Classification:

G02B 6/00

US Classification:

385135, 385134, 385136

Abstract:

A cable management system for use with a rack having at least a first and a second side configured to be coupled to at least one piece of electronic equipment comprises a first and a second support configured to be disposed along at least a portion of a first and a second side of the rack. The first and second supports each include a strut configured to be secured to a respective side of the rack and an arm support including at least one mounting area. The cable management system also comprises a plurality of arms configured to be removably coupled to the mounting areas of the first and second arm supports. At least one of arms comprises a first and a second row of notches arranged in a first and a second direction, respectively. The first and second rows of notches are configured to engage with at least one cable associated with said at least one piece of electronic equipment.

US Patent:

8009956, Aug 30, 2011

Filed:

Apr 6, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/754875

Inventors:

Mark E. Weinegger - Franklin MA, US
Theodore Datri - Millis MA, US
Matt Hannett - Whitinsville MA, US

Assignee:

C.E. Communication Services, Inc. - Franklin MA

International Classification:

G02B 6/00

US Classification:

385135, 385136, 174 50

Abstract:

A cable management system for use with a rack having at least a first and a second side configured to be coupled to at least one piece of electronic equipment comprises a first and a second support configured to be disposed along at least a portion of a first and a second side of the rack. The first and second supports each include a strut configured to be secured to a respective side of the rack and an arm support including at least one mounting area. The cable management system also comprises a plurality of arms configured to be removably coupled to the mounting areas of the first and second arm supports. At least one of arms comprises a first and a second row of notches arranged in a first and a second direction, respectively. The first and second rows of notches are configured to engage with at least one cable associated with said at least one piece of electronic equipment.

US Patent:

20060104589, May 18, 2006

Filed:

Nov 12, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/987254

Inventors:

Mark Weinegger - Franklin MA, US

International Classification:

G02B 6/00

US Classification:

385135000, 385134000, 385136000, 385137000

Abstract:

A cable management system includes a first and a second support adapted to be disposed along at least a portion of a first and a second edge of a rack containing a plurality of pieces of equipment. The first support includes a plurality of openings sized and shaped to accept only cables associated with a specific piece of equipment within the rack. The second support includes a generally solid surface such that cables or the like cannot enter the rack from the second side. A plurality of cable arms are removably connected to the supports and are adapted to support the cables disposed through only a single opening in the first support associated with a specific piece of equipment.

US Patent:

20080116152, May 22, 2008

Filed:

Nov 15, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/940587

Inventors:

Theodore Datri - Millis MA, US
Mark Weinegger - Franklin MA, US

Assignee:

C.E. Communication Services, Inc. - Franklin MA

International Classification:

A47B 81/00
A47B 55/00

US Classification:

211 131

Abstract:

A device, method and system for supporting and managing cables are disclosed herein. The exemplary device may have two or more vertical support posts. The two or more support posts may support one or more equipment shelves. The two or more support posts may support one or more cable supports for supporting cables. The two or more support posts may be partially or completely enclosed. The enclosures may be solid, slotted or perforated on one or more sides including the top as in a cabinet enclosure.