EQUIPMENT SECURING DEVICE, ATTACHMENT-FRAME-INTERNAL STORAGE EQUIPMENT, RACK-MOUNT SEVER DEVICE AND EQUIPMENT SECURING METHOD

摘要

The present invention reduces an area in which an attachment frame for storing equipment on which a device is mounted is arranged.;An equipment securing device is equipped with a panel mounted on the front surface of the equipment, a securing member provided on a first end part of the panel such that the tip end protrudes from the first end part of the panel; a handle, having a shaft at a second end part on the side opposite the first end part, and attached to the panel so as to be capable of rotating around the shaft, between a closed position which is a position along the extension direction of the panel, and an open position which is a position in a direction intersecting the panel; and;an operating point member, the orientation of which changes in response to the rotation of the handle, and which is provided on the second end part of the handle such that the tip end protrudes from the second end part.

主权项

1. An equipment securing device, comprising:
a panel mounted on a front surface of an equipment; a securing member provided on a first end part of the panel, a tip end of the securing member being movable to a position protruding in an extension direction of the panel from the first end part of the panel, the securing member having elasticity; a handle including a shaft at a second end part existing on opposite side of the first end part and attached to the panel, the handle being rotatable around the shaft between a closed position and a opened position, the closed position being a position along the extension direction of the panel and an opened position being a position in a direction intersecting the panel; and an operating point member provided on the second end part side of the handle, the orientation of the operating point member changing in response to the rotation of the handle, and a tip end of the operating point member being movable to a position protruding in a direction intersecting a direction of the shaft from the second end part.