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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 7390980 | Snap engagement electrical connector with split connector body A electrical connector for connecting conduit or cables to a junction box. The connector includes a tubular connector body with a longitudinal slot extending substantially along the length of the connector body and dividing the tubular connector body into an upper h... | 06/24/2008 |
| 7355130 | Cable sealing device A cable sealing device (10) includes a member (14) includes an elastomeric material and adapted to be fitted into a cable receiving aperture. The member includes a first wall (16) and a second wall (18) spaced apart from the first wall to... | 04/08/2008 |
| 7126064 | Connector for affixing cables within junction boxes A connector for affixing cables (e.g., of the type having wires bundled within a corrugated cover) within an electrical or other junction box has a body with a first end into which the cable cover (and the wires therein) may be inserted, and a second end configured ... | 10/24/2006 |
| 4652695 | Mesh-covered core strip for high frequency RFI/EMI radiation shielding A high frequency RFI/EMI shielding strip is disclosed which comprises a strip of two-layer circular knit metal mesh material, which is folded around the exterior of a resilient core element. Projecting edge margins of the conductive mesh material are grip... | 03/24/1987 |
| 4193604 | Means for carrying a cable through a wall Means for carrying a cable through a wall, for instance through the wall of the motor of a submerged pump, said means comprising a sealing rubber ring encircling the cable and which is tightened up with an annular sleeve to give a watertight seal between ... | 03/18/1980 |
