Joint element for joining the side profiles of a first and a second cable ladder end-to-end with each other, preferably the side profiles being of the so-called hexagonal type, which joint element comprises on one hand a longitudinal gripping edge, which is connectable over the first longitudinal edges of the side profiles, and on the other hand a locking edge, which connects to the second, oppositely situated longitudinal edges of the side profiles, the locking edge of the joint element being provided with locking means for the fixation of the joint element against the side profile, wherein the locking means is formed as a locking tab that is formed with a free end and integrated with the locking edge. The invention also concerns a method for joining the side profiles of a first and a second cable ladder end-to-end with each other using such a joint element.

A liquid-tight strain relief includes a tubular-shaped bushing and a dome-shaped gland. The bushing includes a flange, a centrally-located aperture, a plurality of resilient outer fingers, and a plurality of resilient inner fingers extending from an inner wall into the aperture. The gland includes a head having a centrally-located membrane. The head is co-molded with and encapsulates the flange, resulting in a strain relief having a unitary construction. The strain relief is adapted to be inserted within an orifice of a work piece, and the outer fingers frictionally engage the work piece. A cable is inserted within the strain relief by piercing the membrane, which stretches and provides a seal against the cable. The cable is inserted through the aperture of the bushing and the resilient inner fingers flex outwardly to enable the cable to pass through, while engaging and digging into the cable to clasp it and provide strain relief.

A fitting splice plate connects a cable tray fitting to a cable tray section. The fitting splice plate includes a guard extending in an outboard direction from a second longitudinal portion of a plate body adjacent a first longitudinal portion of the plate body. The guard is adjacent one of an upper side and a lower side of the second longitudinal portion. The fitting splice plate may include both upper and lower guards.

Apparatus, assembly and method for investigating the integrity of a seal and sealant contained in a sealing fitting used in hazardous locations. The apparatus/assembly can include signal transmitters and signal receivers provided on a conduit system on either side of a sealing fitting. The apparatus/assembly can include probes placed on either side of a sealant within a sealing fitting, the probes placed in probe ports provided through the wall of the sealing fitting.

An electrical box assembly and cable connector are provided. The cable connector includes a connector housing and a cable retaining member that releasably secures an electrical cable within the connector housing. The electrical box assembly includes an electrical box and a cable connector. The electrical box assembly may also include a box separator.

Provided herein are approaches for forming a connection with a conduit body. In one approach, an exemplary connector assembly a conduit body having a conduit inner surface opposing a conduit outer surface, at least a portion of the conduit inner surface being a threaded portion. The connector assembly may further include a compression ring extending from a first circumferential end to a second circumferential end, wherein the first circumferential end is complementarily engageable with the second circumferential end, wherein the compression ring includes a first axial end and a second axial end, and wherein the compression ring has a circumferential gap between the first circumferential end and the second circumferential end in an uncompressed configuration. The connector assembly may further include a bushing positioned within the threaded portion of the conduit inner surface of the conduit body.

A cable management system may comprise a longitudinal trough with a plurality of lights disposed on an underside of the trough. A power connector may be disposed at an end of the trough communicatively coupled to the plurality of lights. The cable management system may also comprise a second trough or one of a plurality of cable management components, each with a plurality of lights disposed on an underside and a power connector communicatively coupled to the pluralities of lights. The first trough, the second trough, and/or the plurality of cable management components may mate together to form a continuous circuit.

A connector is provided which has first and second connectors. The first connector includes a first connector including a first housing. The first housing includes a substantially cylindrical first mating portion formed on a front end thereof. The second connector includes a second housing configured to be mated with the first housing. The second housing includes a substantially cylindrical second mating portion formed on a front end thereof. The second mating portion configured to receive the first mating portion. The second mating portion further includes a separating space, a mating main body portion separated by the separating space, and a mating main body deformation restricting portion. The mating main body deformation restricting portion is configured to restrict the amount of deformation of the mating main body portion.

A connector is provided which has first and second connectors. The first connector includes a first connector including a first housing. The first housing includes a substantially cylindrical first mating portion formed on a front end thereof. The second connector includes a second housing configured to be mated with the first housing. The second housing includes a substantially cylindrical second mating portion formed on a front end thereof. The second mating portion configured to receive the first mating portion. The second mating portion further includes a separating space, a mating main body portion separated by the separating space, and a mating main body deformation restricting portion. The mating main body deformation restricting portion is configured to restrict the amount of deformation of the mating main body portion.

A method for passing an electrical cable through a hole in a housing of a unit of electrical equipment is provided. The method may include: fitting onto the cable a tubular, mushroom-shaped male member comprising a stem with a threaded portion and a portion with enlarged head; inserting into the hole the cable having the male member fitted thereon extending through said hole with said portion with enlarged head abutting against the periphery of the hole externally to the housing and said threaded portion protruding inside the housing; and retaining said male member in the hole by coupling with said threaded portion that protrudes inside the housing an annular female member in the form of a nut co-operating with the periphery of the hole inside said housing to counter the movement of the female member with respect to the housing.