Mounting bracket for power supply unit
View Patent ↗A mounting bracket includes a metal chassis and a metal cover. The metal chassis includes two opposite side plates, a top plate, a bottom plate, and a middle plate connected between middles of the top plate and the bottom plate, parallel to the side plates. Two receiving spaces are divided in the metal chassis by the middle plate, for receiving two power supply units. A first end of the metal cover is pivotably connected to a middle of a front end of the metal chassis. When the metal cover is rotated towards one of the receiving spaces, the metal cover covers the front end of the one of the receiving spaces, for shielding radiation and preventing air turbulence.
1. A mounting bracket, comprising:
a metal chassis comprising two opposite side plates, a top plate connected between tops of the side plates, a bottom plate connected between bottoms of the side plates, and a middle plate connected between middles of the top plate and the bottom plate and parallel to the side plates, two receiving spaces are formed in the metal chassis and divided by the middle plate, for receiving two power supply units; and
a metal cover, a first end of the metal cover pivotably connected to a middle of a front end of the metal chassis, and a plurality of resilient tabs formed on a top, a bottom, and a second end of the metal cover away from the first end, wherein when the metal cover is rotated towards one of the receiving spaces, the resilient tabs on the top, the bottom, and the second end of the metal cover respectively abut the top plate, the bottom plate, and a corresponding one of the side plates bounding said one of the receiving spaces, the metal cover covers a front end of said one of the receiving spaces;
each resilient tab is bridge-shaped, and opposite ends of each resilient tab respectively adjoin opposite sides of the metal cover.
2. The mounting bracket of claim 1 , wherein a block protrudes from a middle of a front end of each of the top and bottom plates, a pivot hole is defined in each block, a pivot protrudes from a first end of each of the top and the bottom of the metal cover, for pivotably engaging in a corresponding pivot hole.