A connector includes an insulator, a plurality of pairs of terminals provided on the insulator, and a resistance element. The plurality of pairs of terminals include at least one pair of cable terminals electrically connected with a cable and at least one pair of vacant terminals that are unused. The resistance element is electrically connected between each pair of vacant terminals.

A cable assembly may include a cable having a plurality of electrically-conductive wires including a first set of wires and a second set of wires and a plug terminating an end of the cable, the plug comprising a housing including a locking tab formed on the outside of the housing on a first side of the housing and configured to mechanically couple the plug to a corresponding receptacle connector, a first contact formed on the first side of the housing and configured to expose the first set of wires to a first set of pins of the corresponding receptacle connector, and a second contact formed on a second side of the housing opposite the first side and configured to expose the second set of wires to a second set of pins of the corresponding receptacle connector.

A control attachment for an in-wall power adapter configured to control the application of power to a load is described. The control attachment comprises a first contact element of a plurality of contact elements configured to receive a power signal; a second contact element of the plurality of contact elements configured to provide the power signal to the load; a conductor electrically coupling the first contact element to the second contact element; wherein the control attachment enables the in-wall power adapter to control the application of power received at the first contact element to be applied to the load.

Disclosed are a flat cable and a WIFI connection line, where the flat cable includes flat wires and an insulation layer wrapped around the flat wires. The flat wires include one power line, four signal lines and two ground lines arranged at intervals, and a width of the power line and a width of each ground line are both greater than a width of each signal line.

The present disclosure provides a multifunctional high-voltage connector and a battery product, the multifunctional high-voltage connector comprises: an upper cover; a pedestal; a conductive connection structure; two mating terminals; and a harness assembly. The conductive connection structure is used to make the two mating terminals be connected in series, and the harness assembly is directly connected to one of the mating terminals. When the upper cover and the pedestal are assembled, the conductive connection structure is simultaneously in contact with the two mating terminals, thereby turning on the high-voltage circuit. When the battery product requires maintenance, the upper cover is directly detached from the base, thereby turning off the high-voltage circuit. The battery product can be electrically connected to an external device via the harness assembly. The multifunctional high-voltage connector integrates both a switch function and a high-voltage connection function, therefore the connection resistance is greatly reduced.

An electrical coupler has first and second housing halves and first and second contacts retained within the first and second housing halves. Wherein the first housing half is identical to the second housing half and the first contact is identical to the second contact.

An electrical coupler has first and second housing halves and first and second contacts retained within the first and second housing halves. Wherein the first housing half is identical to the second housing half and the first contact is identical to the second contact.

An electrical connector for connecting a light module of an adjustable shelf includes a connector box having a first electrically conductive material electrically connected to a pair of tabs of a frame member formed along a front end of the adjustable shelf, a slide member attached to a side of the connector box and slidable along the frame member to lock the connector box with the adjustable shelf, and a second electrically conductive material having a spring contact positioned on a top side of the connector box. The spring contact is locked to a conductive area of a shelf holder electrically connected to a lead frame of an appliance by sliding the adjustable shelf with respect to the shelf holder. The connector box electrically connects the lead frame and the light module positioned in proximity to the adjustable shelf after the adjustable shelf is mounted to the shelf holder.

An electrical connector for connecting a light module of an adjustable shelf includes a connector box having a first electrically conductive material electrically connected to a pair of tabs of a frame member formed along a front end of the adjustable shelf, a slide member attached to a side of the connector box and slidable along the frame member to lock the connector box with the adjustable shelf, and a second electrically conductive material having a spring contact positioned on a top side of the connector box. The spring contact is locked to a conductive area of a shelf holder electrically connected to a lead frame of an appliance by sliding the adjustable shelf with respect to the shelf holder. The connector box electrically connects the lead frame and the light module positioned in proximity to the adjustable shelf after the adjustable shelf is mounted to the shelf holder.

A cable harness supplies a plurality of electric devices which are in a distributed arrangement in a device housing. A first connection point of the cable harness has a plug connector on the side of the cable harness. At least the electric devices which are supplied via the first connection point are connected to the first plug connector on the side of the cable harness by way of a device-side plug connector and an adapter that is plugged together with both plug connectors.