Patent classifications
H01R11/26
Split, locknut grounding bushing
A split, locknut grounding bushing has a first metal bushing portion with first and second ends, a top, a bottom with teeth, an exterior surface with a boss for receipt of a lug, and an interior surface with threads; a second metal bushing portion similar to the first bushing portion, first and second insulators respectively connected to the top of the first and second metal bushing portions. The first and second metal bushing portions pivot with respect to each other at one end and can be fastened to each other at the second end. The threads of the first and second bushing portions can thread onto the threads of a conduit or connector passing through a hole in an electrical enclosure so as to engage the teeth on the bottom of the first and second bushing portions with an interior surface of the enclosure.
Split, locknut grounding bushing
A split, locknut grounding bushing has a first metal bushing portion with first and second ends, a top, a bottom with teeth, an exterior surface with a boss for receipt of a lug, and an interior surface with threads; a second metal bushing portion similar to the first bushing portion, first and second insulators respectively connected to the top of the first and second metal bushing portions. The first and second metal bushing portions pivot with respect to each other at one end and can be fastened to each other at the second end. The threads of the first and second bushing portions can thread onto the threads of a conduit or connector passing through a hole in an electrical enclosure so as to engage the teeth on the bottom of the first and second bushing portions with an interior surface of the enclosure.
PIN ADAPTER TYPE CABLE CONNECTORS
The present disclosure provides pin adapter type cable connectors used to terminate electrical conductors into mechanical connectors or other terminations typically found in electrical equipment. The connectors include a connector body having a conductor bore to receive a bare portion of an electrical conductor, a fastener that is coupled to the connector body and used to secure the bare portion of an electrical conductor to the connector body, and a pin adapter having an adapter body that can be removably connected to the connector body and a pin extending from the adapter body.
Method for ultrasonic welding
Ultrasonic welding device having a sonotrode (28) and an anvil (26), in which a flat part and at least one joining part are arranged between the sonotrode (28) and the anvil (26) during ultrasonic welding, and wherein a fastening element is held in a positively locking manner between the flat part and the joining part, and a damping element (22) that presses on the fastening element (8a) is provided, which is pressed on the fastening element in such a way that a relative movement between the fastening element and the flat part and/or the joining part is restricted during ultrasonic welding
Cable Sealing and Arrangement with a Housing
Cable sealing having a carrier formed as a hard component and having an opening, and a seal formed as a soft component and being arranged at least on the carrier. Protection against longitudinal water is achieved by the fact that the seal is formed from a silicone and is injection-moulded together with the carrier.
Shielded electric cable arrangement and shield housing
An electrical cable arrangement comprises a dimensionally stable flat conductor bar with a flat conductor shield; at least one electric cable connected thereto and having a cable shield; and a shield housing made of an aluminum material and having a first housing part and a second housing part. Between the housing parts a closed accommodating chamber is formed for a connecting section between the flat conductor bar and the cable. When in the installed state, the flat conductor bar and the cable are each clamped tight between the housing parts by an end face section in such a manner that the flat conductor shield and the cable shield are directly or indirectly interconnected for the shield transition.
Shielded electric cable arrangement and shield housing
An electrical cable arrangement comprises a dimensionally stable flat conductor bar with a flat conductor shield; at least one electric cable connected thereto and having a cable shield; and a shield housing made of an aluminum material and having a first housing part and a second housing part. Between the housing parts a closed accommodating chamber is formed for a connecting section between the flat conductor bar and the cable. When in the installed state, the flat conductor bar and the cable are each clamped tight between the housing parts by an end face section in such a manner that the flat conductor shield and the cable shield are directly or indirectly interconnected for the shield transition.
Connector with retention feature
A cable assembly and associated connector are provided. The cable assembly includes a connector and a length of cable for conducting an electrical current. The connector includes a connector body and a cap threadably engaging the connector body. The cap and connector body each include abutment surfaces arranged to interact with one another to provide a retention feature such that the cap is not inadvertently removed from the connector body.
Connector with retention feature
A cable assembly and associated connector are provided. The cable assembly includes a connector and a length of cable for conducting an electrical current. The connector includes a connector body and a cap threadably engaging the connector body. The cap and connector body each include abutment surfaces arranged to interact with one another to provide a retention feature such that the cap is not inadvertently removed from the connector body.
Angled bolt T-bar battery terminal clamp
A battery terminal clamp has a body portion with an intermediate aperture for engaging a battery post. The clamp further includes a threaded rod extending upwardly relative to the body portion at an angle to the horizontal of between 45 and 60. A battery pull bar extends from one side wall to the opposite side wall of the body portion. A wedge-shaped element abuts one side wall of the body portion. Together with the battery pull bar, the wedge-shaped element alternately effects a reduction in, or increase in, the size of the intermediate aperture.