A wiring module includes a base member provided with a groove, a wiring member housed in the groove, and a cover member covering an opening part of the groove to suppress the wiring member coming out of the groove. The cover member includes a cover body covering the opening part of the groove, a first extension part extending from the cover body to one lateral side of the groove, and a second extension part extending from the cover body to another lateral side of the groove. The wiring member is located close to one lateral side inside the groove. A protruding part entering inside the groove is provided to the cover body on a side of another lateral side of the groove.

Disclosed herein is a modular structural and electrical building system. The system includes first and second structural support members. In use, the second end of the first structural support member is adjacent the first end of the second structural support member. The system further includes at least one conductor bar secured to each of the structural members. In addition, the system utilizes conductor bar connectors for maintaining electrical connectivity from one conductor bar to the next on the same structural support member and a power drop connector for connecting electrical power carried by the conductor bar to various pieces of equipment. In addition, a jump cable provides a bridge for electrical power from the conductor bar on the first structural member to the conductor bar secured to an adjacent structural member.

A barrier wall has a first vertical support and a second vertical support. A first wall panel is disposed between the first vertical support and second vertical support. A second wall panel is disposed between the first vertical support and second vertical support over the first wall panel. An I-beam is disposed between the first wall panel and second wall panel. The I-beam includes a first flange and second flange extending into the first wall panel and second wall panel. A cable is disposed between the first wall panel and second wall panel. The I-beam includes a ridge around the cable. A grounding cable is attached to the I-beam. The first wall panel includes a first channel extending for a length of the first wall panel. A first sound absorbing material strip is disposed in the first channel. A traffic barrier is disposed under the first wall panel.

According to one aspect, an electric power distribution module comprises a housing having an opening. A substrate is disposed in the housing and an electrical conductor is disposed on the substrate. An edge portion of the substrate proximate the opening is adapted to receive and electrically connect a connector from outside the housing through the opening to the conductor.

Disclosed herein is a modular structural and electrical building system. The system includes first and second structural support members. In use, the second end of the first structural support member is adjacent the first end of the second structural support member. The system further includes at least one conductor bar secured to each of the structural members. In addition, the system utilizes conductor bar connectors for maintaining electrical connectivity from one conductor bar to the next on the same structural support member and a power drop connector for connecting electrical power carried by the conductor bar to various pieces of equipment. In addition, a jump cable provides a bridge for electrical power from the conductor bar on the first structural member to the conductor bar secured to an adjacent structural member.

An object of the present invention is to provide a wiring harness attaching structure aiming at improvement in attaching workability and aiming at thinning of a vehicle door. Provided is a wiring harness attaching structure for attaching a wiring harness to a vehicle interior outer surface of a door trim constituting a vehicle door. The wiring harness is a flat cable whose width dimension is longer than a thickness dimension, is located inside a structure body containing gas phase, and is provided integrally with the structure body containing gas phase. The structure body containing gas phase is attached along the vehicle interior outer surface of the door trim. The wiring harness is attached to the door trim together with the structure body containing gas phase.

A raceway system for electrical conductors in a wall includes an elongated raceway for passing electrical conductors therethrough. The elongated raceway has an upper portion configured to mechanically cooperate with a mounting junction box and a lower portion configured to mechanically cooperate with an outlet junction box. At least one clip is configured to receive the elongated raceway and secure the elongated raceway to a stud within the wall. The clip may be configured to flexibly receive the elongated raceway. An outlet junction box may be coupled to the lower portion of the elongated raceway, the outlet junction box configured for attachment to an inside surface of the wall to provide therethrough access to the electrical conductors. A mounting junction box may be coupled to the upper portion of the elongated raceway, the mounting junction box configured for attachment to an upper support member within the wall.

A raceway system for electrical conductors in a wall includes an elongated raceway for passing electrical conductors therethrough. The elongated raceway has an upper portion configured to mechanically cooperate with a mounting junction box and a lower portion configured to mechanically cooperate with an outlet junction box. At least one clip is configured to receive the elongated raceway and secure the elongated raceway to a stud within the wall. The clip may be configured to flexibly receive the elongated raceway. An outlet junction box may be coupled to the lower portion of the elongated raceway, the outlet junction box configured for attachment to an inside surface of the wall to provide therethrough access to the electrical conductors. A mounting junction box may be coupled to the upper portion of the elongated raceway, the mounting junction box configured for attachment to an upper support member within the wall.

A movable wall panel system induces a plurality of movable wall panels. A first electrical connector of one panel is automatically coupled to a second electrical connector of an adjacent panel as the panels are moved from a folded storage position to an extended use position to electrically couple the adjacent panels together automatically. At least one of the plurality of panels has an electrical receptacle coupled to its associated first and second electrical connectors to provide an electrical power outlet.

A movable wall panel system induces a plurality of movable wall panels. A first electrical connector of one panel is automatically coupled to a second electrical connector of an adjacent panel as the panels are moved from a folded storage position to an extended use position to electrically couple the adjacent panels together automatically. At least one of the plurality of panels has an electrical receptacle coupled to its associated first and second electrical connectors to provide an electrical power outlet.