Sigma Electric Manufacturing Corporation

Winstanley Partners

Sigma Electric Manufactruing Corporation

Ashok Alilughatta Sathyanarayana

Vinayak Manohar Chavan

Yuvraj Totaram Khodape

Santosh Ganpat Shinde

Robert Kenneth Sheehan

Nathan B Winstanley

Pushpak Paris Yabrer

Ashwin Mrityunjayagoud Patil

Shriram Ramesh Divekar

Anand Chandrakant Dhotre

Robert Alan Krosky

Brendan M Walsh

Vishal Krishnarao Patil

Chanddrakanthra Gireeshrao

Lokesh Kumar Sahu

Chandrakanthrao Gireeshrao

Philip A Cohen

A connector comprises: a connector body comprising an inlet end and an outlet end with a bore extending therethrough, the connector body further comprising a leading end portion positioned at the inlet end and a threaded portion at the outlet end of the connector body and a connector main body portion positioned between the leading end portion and the threaded portion; a generally annular bearing case having a tapered surface positioned in the leading end portion of the connector body, the bearing case formed with at least one recess and wherein the tapered surface has a hollow portion therein and includes a bearing case axis; and at least one locking element positioned in the at least one recess of the bearing case and movable along the bearing case axis.

Connectors and methods for making and using the same

A while in use cover assembly includes a lid hingedly attached to a base having a back wall; a current member attached to the base, wherein the current member comprises a face with blade apertures configured to receive a power cord plug; and a orientable adaptor attached to the current member, wherein the orientable adaptor is symmetrical about a center line and wherein the orientable adaptor allows the current member to have a constant orientation within the base; and wherein the while in use cover assembly is configured to be attached to an outlet socket.

Slim line while in use cover and methods for making and using the same

In one embodiment, a while in use cover assembly, comprising: a lidhingedly attached to a basehaving a back wall; and socket assemblycomprising a receiver socketattached to the lidand/or the base, and located between the lidand the base; wherein the receiver socketcomprises a facewith blade apertures configured to receive a power cord plug; wherein the socket facechanges orientation with respect to the back wallwhen the lid is opened; and wherein the while in use cover assemblyis configured to be attached to an outlet socket

In an example an integral wiring box comprises: a circular base having a base wire access point; a side wall extended from a perimeter edge of the base forming a cavity having an internal surface and an external surface and a side wall wire access point; a base conduit extending from the base wire access point into the cavity; a side wall conduit extending from the side wall wire access point into the cavity; an internal mounting projection extending from the internal surface of the side wall into the cavity and free from attachment to the circular base, the internal mounting projection further comprising a mounting hole; and an external mounting projection extending from the external surface of the side wall away from the base, the external mounting projection further comprising a mounting hole; wherein a single mounting hub extends from the base into the cavity, wherein the base, side wall, internal mounting projection, external mounting projection, and mounting hub, are formed as a single component.

Cast one-piece outlet box

In one embodiment, an integral box comprises a base with walls, with plate(s) extending from a side wall(s). Opening(s) in the side wall(s) and/or the base allow wiring to pass into the box. This box is formed as a single, unitary component.

Integral box

In one embodiment, the conduit connector can comprise: a body comprising a hollow center capable of receiving a conduit in a receiving end, wherein the hollow center extends from the receiving end to the connecting end; a spring disposed within the hollow center and extending out of the connecting end, wherein the spring comprises engagement tangs extending into the hollow center, toward the connection end, and spring tangs extending past the connection end and spaced apart a distance greater than or equal to an opening diameter in a junction box; and an antishort bush located in the connecting end of the body, retaining the spring in the body.

Conduit connector and method for making and using the same

A connector can include: a body and a clip. The body can have a hollow core formed by walls and capable of receiving a conduit, and a side tab extending from the wall. The clip can have a transverse portion with an engagement configured to engage the side tab; and a member extending from the transverse portion to the first end and having a protrusion with an engagement surface and an entry surface. The protrusion can be configured to deflect radially inward.

Conduit connector and methods for making and using the same

In one embodiment, the conduit connector comprises a body, a cover, and a slide located in the channel. Optionally, the body can comprising a box engagement region capable of engaging an opening in an enclosure and a channel having body sides that diverge from an inlet end toward an outlet end, wherein the sides have a cover connector. The cover can be disposed across the channel and mated with the cover connector. The slide can optionally comprise slide sides that diverge toward the outlet end, a bore extending into the slide from a first end, and protrusions extending from the slide into the channel and having a size and geometry to engage a groove on a conduit.

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Pune, India

Ashok Alilughatta Sathyanarayana