An electrical junction box includes: a first housing configured to hold a first terminal having a flat plate shape; a second terminal configured to allow the first terminal to be inserted thereinto such that the second terminal is conductively connected to the first terminal when the first terminal is inserted into the second terminal; and a second housing configured to be engaged with the first housing. The first housing has a first space defining, together with a second space of the second housing, a space configured to accommodate the second terminal. The first space is configured to accommodate a part of the first terminal. When the first housing is engaged with the second housing, the first terminal is allowed to be inserted into the second terminal such that the first terminal and the second terminal are conductively connected.

An electrical junction box includes: a first housing configured to hold a first terminal having a flat plate shape; a second terminal configured to allow the first terminal to be inserted thereinto such that the second terminal is conductively connected to the first terminal when the first terminal is inserted into the second terminal; and a second housing configured to be engaged with the first housing. The first housing has a first space defining, together with a second space of the second housing, a space configured to accommodate the second terminal. The first space is configured to accommodate a part of the first terminal. When the first housing is engaged with the second housing, the first terminal is allowed to be inserted into the second terminal such that the first terminal and the second terminal are conductively connected.

A connector has a plug housing and a termination cap housing assembly pivotably attached to the plug housing. The termination cap housing assembly has a pair of contacts secured thereto such that pivoting the termination cap housing assembly to the plug housing terminates the contacts to a pair of wires inserted into the plug housing.

A cable harness that holds multiple types of media cables into a single unit for connecting components to a device without having to access the device's input panel. The cable harness has a sleeve that keeps all the cables organized and held together. Each of the cables have two ends, a male end and a female end. One end of the harness has male ends of the cable that connect to the input panel of a device while the other end has the female ends of the cable to make switching out components possible without having to access the device's rear input panel. The cable harness has a plurality of cables including a HDMI cable, a USB cable, an Ethernet cable, and an Optical cable. The cables are slidably harnessed together allowing the sleeve to be close to one end of the cable if need be. The sleeve allows cables to move independently for easier and faster connections. The cables have a labeling so that the same cable has the same label on each end of the cable so the user knows which end of one of the cables corresponds to the correct other end of the cable.

An assembly for interfacing an existing harness connector of an installed wiring harness to a test module. The assembly comprises: a harness-specific connector which is connectable to the existing harness connector, a test box connector module connected to the harness-specific connector, for connecting to a test module, and a unique identifier which is readable on the assembly and which is unique to the test box connector module; wherein the unique identifier is used to identify the test box connector module and to determine a configuration that corresponds to the identifier of the assembly, and to determine the correspondence between contacts of the test module to contacts of the existing harness connector.

Embodiments of a securing system for plug connectors may have an adapter and a pair of housing parts, each with at least one plug place with a plug place interface for receiving the adapter whose exterior may have an adapter interface for positioning in the plug space. The adapter may have an interior geometry for receiving a plug connector. The exterior of the adapter and the plug place may form a primary securing means for securing the adapter in the respective plug place when the adapter is inserted into a defined plug position to secure the adapter in the plug place. Embodiments may include a secondary securing means, which can be plugged into the housing part up to a defined end position at which the secondary securing device to secure the plug connector in the adapter.

The present invention discloses a smart electrical socket device enabling the detection of the temperature of the room in which it is installed; the device comprising a housing (1) essentially of a rectangular parallelepiped shape, where the front surface presents a female connection (6) enabling an external element (13) to be plugged in, and the rear surface includes pins (11) for the connection thereof to a power source; further incorporating a temperature module comprising a temperature sensor (2) disposed at the lower part of the internal metallic structure (10) and cut-outs (2.1) in the printed circuit board (PCB) (20) to isolate the heat produced by said board; a power consumption sensor circuit (4) disposed facing the printed circuit board (PCB) (20) and opposite the temperature sensor (2); a load actuator comprised of at least one relay; a power source (14); and a wireless communication module (5) disposed on the internal structure (PCB) (10).

A wireless charger for charging a battery of a mobile device includes a housing configured to be coupled to a source of electrical energy, for receiving electrical energy the source of electrical energy and for converting at least a portion of the electrical energy to radiated electrical energy; a USB connector mounted directly to housing and configured to be plugged into an electrical socket of said source of electrical energy. A plurality of magnets are embedded or affixed to the housing and configured to magnetically attract ferromagnetic material associated with a mobile device, to hold and support the mobile device on or to a support surface of the housing.

A wireless charger for charging a battery of a mobile device includes a housing configured to be coupled to a source of electrical energy, for receiving electrical energy the source of electrical energy and for converting at least a portion of the electrical energy to radiated electrical energy; a USB connector mounted directly to housing and configured to be plugged into an electrical socket of said source of electrical energy. A plurality of magnets are embedded or affixed to the housing and configured to magnetically attract ferromagnetic material associated with a mobile device, to hold and support the mobile device on or to a support surface of the housing.

A power adapter assembly structure is disclosed and includes a housing, a circuit board, a socket and an elastic element. The circuit board including a first abutting surface and the socket including a second abutting surface are fastened in the housing. The elastic element connected between the circuit board and the socket includes a main body, a first hanging arm and a second hanging arm. The first hanging arm and the second hanging arm are disposed at two opposite ends of the main body, and constantly abuts the first abutting surface and the second abutting surface, respectively. A first gap is formed between the main body and the first abutting surface, and less than a first length of the first hanging arm. A second gap is formed between the main body and the second abutting surface, and less than a second length of the second hanging arm.