Server rack
Abstract
A server rack for improving opening and closing convenience of computer servers includes a base dock and an upper lid. The base dock has an upper beam bridging two opposite ends thereof. The upper beam has a latch structure. The upper lid is mounted on the based dock and includes a hook structure corresponding to and engageable with the latch structure for coupling the base dock and the upper lid. The latch structure is movable by the hook structure to release the coupling of the base dock and the upper lid. Hence the server rack may be easily opened or closed for replacing the electronic devices in the server during repair operations.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A server rack for improving opening and closing convenience, comprising:
a base dock, including an upper beam bridging two opposite ends thereof, the upper beam having a latch structure; and an upper lid, mounted on the based dock including a hook structure corresponding to and engageable with the latch structure for coupling the base dock and the upper lid, the latch structure being movable by the hook structure to release the coupling of the base dock and the upper lid.
2 . The server rack of claim 1 , wherein the latch structure is an elastic slice which has one end fastening to the upper beam.
3 . The server rack of claim 2 , wherein the latch structure has a first screw hole, and the upper beam has a second screw hole corresponding to the first screw hole for receiving a fastening element to fasten the latch structure to the upper beam.
4 . The server rack of claim 2 , wherein the latch structure has a latch section to latch the hook structure.
5 . The server rack of claim 2 , wherein the upper beam has an opening.
6 . The server rack of claim 5 , wherein the latch structure has a bucking section corresponding to the opening and movable by the hook structure such that the latch structure is driven to turn relative to the upper beam to release the coupling of the base dock and the upper lid.
7 . The server rack of claim 1 , wherein the hook structure is a pushbutton and has one end fastened to the upper lid.
8 . The server rack of claim 7 , wherein the latch structure has a boss for driving the latch structure to release the coupling of the base dock and the upper lid.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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