Provided is a connector capable of sufficiently preventing a foreign matter from entering from outside by preventing a decrease in compressibility of a filler. A connector (10) according to this disclosure is a connector configured to cut an insulating sheath of a cable by a press-contact groove. The connector includes: a pair of a first fitting object (16) and a second fitting object (30) capable of being fitted together; a contact (50) provided in the first fitting object (16) or the second fitting object (30) and having a press-contact groove; a wall portion (44) provided in at least one of the first fitting object (16) and the second fitting object (30) and opposing the contact (50) when the first fitting object (16) and the second fitting object (30) are fitted together; and a filler (70) provided in at least one of the first fitting object (16) and the second fitting object (30), wherein the wall portion (44) is clamped by the filler (70) and the contact (50) when the first fitting object (16) and the second fitting object (30) are fitted together.

An insulation displacement connector (IDC) includes clamping terminals or contacts which make two redundant contacts into the wires instated into them. The inventive contact comprises a flat strip section, four J-shaped cantilevers each having a straight section and an arcuate section, with a portion of each of said straight section attached to the flat strip section, and the cantilevers arranged into two pairs each having two arcuate sections curving towards each other to form a pincer section. The two pincer pairs face toward each other on the strip. A wire received into both pincer pairs is held securely because any tension applied to the wire forced at least one pincer set to clamp together harder on the wire. The inventive contacts reside in an insulator housing of an insulation displacement terminal (IDT) connector assembly which can accept wires of mixed sizes.

An insulation displacement connector (IDC) includes clamping terminals or contacts which make two redundant contacts into the wires instated into them. The inventive contact comprises a flat strip section, four J-shaped cantilevers each having a straight section and an arcuate section, with a portion of each of said straight section attached to the flat strip section, and the cantilevers arranged into two pairs each having two arcuate sections curving towards each other to form a pincer section. The two pincer pairs face toward each other on the strip. A wire received into both pincer pairs is held securely because any tension applied to the wire forced at least one pincer set to clamp together harder on the wire. The inventive contacts reside in an insulator housing of an insulation displacement terminal (IDT) connector assembly which can accept wires of mixed sizes.

An insulation displacement connector (IDC) includes clamping terminals or contacts which make two redundant contacts into the wires instated into them. The inventive contact comprises a flat strip section, four J-shaped cantilevers each having a straight section and an arcuate section, with a portion of each of said straight section attached to the flat strip section, and the cantilevers arranged into two pairs each having two arcuate sections curving towards each other to form a pincer section. The two pincer pairs face toward each other on the strip. A wire received into both pincer pairs is held securely because any tension applied to the wire forced at least one pincer set to clamp together harder on the wire. The inventive contacts reside in an insulator housing of an insulation displacement terminal (IDT) connector assembly which can accept wires of mixed sizes.

An insulation displacement connector (IDC) includes clamping terminals or contacts which make two redundant contacts into the wires instated into them. The inventive contact comprises a flat strip section, four J-shaped cantilevers each having a straight section and an arcuate section, with a portion of each of said straight section attached to the flat strip section, and the cantilevers arranged into two pairs each having two arcuate sections curving towards each other to form a pincer section. The two pincer pairs face toward each other on the strip. A wire received into both pincer pairs is held securely because any tension applied to the wire forced at least one pincer set to clamp together harder on the wire. The inventive contacts reside in an insulator housing of an insulation displacement terminal (IDT) connector assembly which can accept wires of mixed sizes.

A self-enclosed electrical assembly with a wire crimping structure, including an installation faceplate, a front assembly, and a back assembly affixed to each other using buckles. The front assembly includes a base plate and an open-top enclosure member extending perpendicularly from the base plate. Disposed inside the enclosure member are plug insertion pieces with wire receiving slots. The back assembly includes a top panel and a shell body extending perpendicularly from the top panel. Disposed within the shell body is a wire crimping structure, which includes a wire crimping block and an inserted member. The wire crimping block has multiple wire crimping notches respectively spatially corresponding to the wire receiving slots. After the back assembly and the front assembly are affixed to each other, the inserted member is used to press the crimping block to crimp the wires into the wire receiving slots.

A self-enclosed electrical assembly with a wire crimping structure, including an installation faceplate, a front assembly, and a back assembly affixed to each other using buckles. The front assembly includes a base plate and an open-top enclosure member extending perpendicularly from the base plate. Disposed inside the enclosure member are plug insertion pieces with wire receiving slots. The back assembly includes a top panel and a shell body extending perpendicularly from the top panel. Disposed within the shell body is a wire crimping structure, which includes a wire crimping block and an inserted member. The wire crimping block has multiple wire crimping notches respectively spatially corresponding to the wire receiving slots. After the back assembly and the front assembly are affixed to each other, the inserted member is used to press the crimping block to crimp the wires into the wire receiving slots.

An electrical connector which can be used to field terminate a cable. The electrical connector includes a housing having a base member and a cover member. An electrical terminal is positioned in a terminal receiving cavity of the housing. The electrical terminal includes an insulation displacement portion and a quick disconnect portion. The insulation displacement portion has insulation displacement slots provide at a first end of the terminal. The quick disconnect portion is positioned at a second end of the terminal.

An electrical connector which can be used to field terminate a cable. The electrical connector includes a housing having a base member and a cover member. An electrical terminal is positioned in a terminal receiving cavity of the housing. The electrical terminal includes an insulation displacement portion and a quick disconnect portion. The insulation displacement portion has insulation displacement slots provide at a first end of the terminal. The quick disconnect portion is positioned at a second end of the terminal.

An insulation displacement contact (IDC) cluster includes a plurality of IDC cluster modular units each having a plurality of receptacles adjacent to one another in a row. Each of the receptacles receives an IDC terminal. A first IDC cluster modular unit of the IDC cluster modular units is coupled to a second IDC cluster modular unit of the IDC cluster modular units to form a modular structure by stacking and fastening together, arranging the receptacles of the IDC cluster modular units in parallel rows.