An image forming apparatus includes an electrical box. The electrical box has an opening for putting and removing a hard disk into and from the electrical box therethrough, a hard-disk receiving space facing the opening and receiving the hard disk, a board receiving space receiving an electrical board, and a box-shaped partition wall separating the hard-disk receiving space and the board receiving space and having formed therein an insertion hole allowing a cable to be inserted therethrough.

An improved mounting block has a base plate portion and a face plate portion. Base plate portion has an outer surface extending outward from a mounting surface and is selectively attachable to the face plate portion. One of the face plate portion and the base plate portion has a plurality of snap fit teeth formed thereon, and the other has a plurality of snap fit receivers, configured to selectively receive the snap fit teeth. Face plate portion may include flange flex grooves formed in an attachment flange, allowing walls to deflect independently from corners, such that the flange flex grooves allow the attachment flange to flex outward from the outer surface. Base plate portion may include alignment ribs extending outward from the outer surface, such that the flange flex grooves formed in the attachment flange interface with the alignment ribs formed on the base plate portion.

An electrical installation housing has a top wall, a left side wall, the right side wall, a bottom wall, a rear wall, and a rear beveled wall. A first mounting flange extends from the right side wall. The first mounting flange includes a first mounting flange hole. A second mounting flange extends from the right side wall. The second mounting flange includes a second mounting flange hole. A third mounting flange extends from the left side wall. The third mounting flange includes a third mounting flange hole. A fourth mounting flange extends from the left side wall. The fourth mounting flange includes a fourth mounting flange hole.

A wall-mounted enclosure assembly comprising knockouts formed through one or more enclosure walls is provided with a layer of metallic or polymeric flame-resistant material affixed to the exterior or interior surface of the one or more enclosure walls to block the knockout's perforations, which would otherwise remain open. This seals the unused knockouts and prevents hot molten materials or flames from escaping the enclosure through the knockouts' perforations in the event of a destructive equipment malfunction within the enclosure. Unused knockouts remain visible through the tape, and consequently the tape does not prevent installers from easily locating and removing selected knockouts.

An inverter junction box is provided that includes a cover plate and a knockout pin. The cover plate is detachably connected with a top part of a casing; the knockout pin has one end that is detachably connected with a bottom part of the cover plate, and another end that can abut against a protection device on an inverter. One side of the casing has a connecting part that is connected with an external cable. A bottom part of the casing is a hollow structure and abuts against an incoming terminal of the inverter.

An electrical connection assembly includes an electrical box including a housing having an internal surface defining an internal volume of the housing. An electrical connector is positioned outside the internal volume of the housing and fixed to the housing with a fastener. The housing includes an aperture having an opening defining an insertion path extending from a location external to the housing along a frame of the electrical connector to a location within the internal volume of the housing. The assembly includes a disc mechanically secured to the housing relative to the opening to obstruct the insertion path. A retainer and a bushing including a membrane for the electrical connector as well as methods of making an electrical connector are also provided.

Provided is an LED power supply integrated junction box, which includes a main body and a bottom cover. One side of an inner wall of the main body is connected with multiple positioning hollow columns. A partition is fixedly connected to the middle of the main body. Two small circular through holes are defined in one side of the partition. The opposite surfaces of the partition and the inner wall of the main body are each fixedly connected with multiple clamping grooves.

An improved electrical box for use with ICF foam block walls, or the like, and having two main components, namely, a female component which is open at a front end thereof and closed at a rear end thereof and is sized and shaped to receive a male component which is opened at both a trailing front end and a leading rear end thereof. The female and male components having knockouts to accommodate conduit. The male and female components having flanges and mating locking mechanisms to retain the improved electrical box in position on the ICF foam block wall until removal with the use of a removal tool.

A liquid-tight connector may include a riveting cap, a rotating connector, a threading unit, a sealing ring and a conduit locknut. In one embodiment, an O-ring may be disposed between the rotating connector and the threading unit to enhance the liquid-tight effect of the connector. It is important to note that the rotating connector is configured to engage with the riveting cap through a threaded section, while the rotating connector can freely rotate on the threading unit, so when one end of the conduit is secured to one terminal, the other end of the conduit can still be rotated with the liquid-tight connector until it is secured to the other terminal.

A device, system and method for protecting electronic systems from failure or damage when such systems are subjected to undesired conducted or radiated energy such as electromagnetic pulse or electromagnetic interference. The invention also reduces the amount of conducted or radiated emissions from an electronic system. A novel, non-conductive signal feedthrough allows a desired signal to be communicated with electrical connectivity. An incoming desired electrical signal is converted to vibrational energy by a piezoelectric transducer, which is communicated into the interior volume of a conductive electrical enclosure housing a system to be protected, where it is converted back to electrical for processing by the system to be protected by a second piezoelectric transducer. The signal feedthrough allows a continuous conductive enclosure to be employed, providing protection from undesired radiated energy. The signal feedthrough allows communication without requiring electrical conduction through the feedthrough, thus protecting against undesired conducted energy.