The invention relates to an adapter (101) used in a cable raceway (303), the adapter comprising: a main housing; at least one first connection part (103) disposed on the main housing for connecting the adapter (101) to the cable raceway (303); at least one second connection part (102) disposed on the main housing for connecting at least one distribution module (201) to the adapter (101); and at least one distribution modules (201) for connecting with cables in the adapter and introducing patch cords.

Cable management systems that include a light source, such as a low voltage light source, integrally formed into or mounted to a cable management frame.

A bridge structure is disclosed for concealing electrical and data connections. The bridge includes at least one beam having a bottom, sidewalls, a cover and opposed open ends. Each of the sidewalls has at least one connecting tab protruding outwardly adjacent the open ends for attachment to support members. The beam contains at least one electrical outlet or data port. At least first and second support members are provided for supporting the beam. The first and second support members are positioned adjacent the opposed open ends of the beam. The first and second support members have at least one slot for receipt of the at least one connecting tab to connect the beam to the support member.

A rail for a cable tray having opposite longitudinal ends includes a generally vertical web having opposite upper and lower ends, an upper flange at the upper end of the web, and a lower flange at the lower end of the web. A splice plate retention groove outboard of the vertical web and generally adjacent at least one of the opposite longitudinal ends of the rail is configured to receive a splice plate therein to facilitate positioning of the splice plate on the rail.

A wire harness includes: a wire bundle having a plurality of electric wires; and a protector attached to the wire bundle. The wire bundle has a relay line drawn out from the wire bundle. The relay line has a connector at an end portion of the relay line. The protector has: a housing portion to cover the wire bundle; and a connector holding portion capable of holding the connector in a first posture and a second posture different from the first posture. The connector holding portion is located in the housing portion within a range to allow the relay line to be extended to hold the connector on the connector holding portion. The connector is held by the connector holding portion in one of the first posture and the second posture to house the relay line in the protector.

A wire harness including: a plurality of wires each including a core wire, a tubular electromagnetic shield enclosing an outer circumference of the core wire, and an insulating sheath that includes a first covering that is filled between the core wire and the electromagnetic shield, that covers an outer circumferential surface of the core wire in intimate contact therewith, and that covers an inner circumferential surface of the electromagnetic shield in intimate contact therewith, and a second covering that covers an outer circumferential surface of the electromagnetic shield in intimate contact therewith; and a link that is formed as a single body with the second covering in each of the plurality of wires, and that is for linking adjacent wires of the plurality of wires into a single body; wherein the plurality of wires are configured to be dividable at the link.

A diagnostic system for a level-crossing safeguarding system. The safeguarding system has a relay circuit with electrical connection cables that are at least partly guided in a cable conduit. The cable conduit has a longitudinal access side with a detachable cover. The diagnostic system is simplified in that the cover is configured for receiving a plurality of current sensors of the diagnostic system and the plurality of current sensors are disposed, in particular fastened, next to one another in the cover in the longitudinal direction of the cover. There is also described a current sensor for such a diagnostic system and to a method for installing such a diagnostic system.

The present invention has the following configuration. The present invention relates to a wirable bracket attached to a wall body, the bracket being characterized by comprising: a rib which is bound to an upper portion of the bracket by inserting a metal panel; and a wiring part inserted into a hollow space section formed in the rib.

An electronic module is provided with a housing with an inlet to conduct alternating current (AC) power and an outlet to conduct direct current (DC) power to charge a vehicle battery, the housing defining a cavity. A circuit board assembly is supported within the cavity to convert the AC power to DC power. At least two power distribution wires are connected between the circuit board assembly and the outlet. A base is supported by the housing and extends between the at least two power distribution wires and the circuit board assembly to shield the DC power from electromagnetic interference generated by the circuit board assembly. A plurality of walls extend transversely from the base and are spaced apart from each other to define at least two channels, each channel is sized to receive one of the at least two power distribution wires.

A hydraulic fracturing system for fracturing a subterranean formation includes a support structure that includes an electric powered pump, arranged in a first area, the electric powered pump powered by at least one electric motor, also arranged in the first area. The system further includes a variable frequency drive (VFD), arranged in a second area proximate the first area, connected to the at least one electric motor to control the speed of the at least one electric motor. The system includes a transformer, arranged in a third area proximate the second area. The system also includes a cooling system, arranged in a fourth area proximate the third area, the cooling system providing a cooling fluid to the VFD via one or more headers.