Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Cooper Technologies Company

Jayram Shivajirao Desai

Himanshu Gangadhar Khokle

Gangadhar Mestri

Anzar Pandurang Rade

Prince Kumar Pandey

Daniel Robert Treible, Jr

Vinayak Manohar Chavan

Pushpak Paris Yabrer

Prashant Dilip Lokhande

Sujit Prabhakar Tarade

Joseph Michael Manahan

Andrew Francis Scarlata

Graig Edmund DeCarr

Lalit Subhash Khairnar

Shireesh Pankaj

Lewis T Henderson

Ankita Mathew

Rhythm Mehra

Michael Raddell

Umakant Patil

A fitting for an electrical conduit includes a fitting body having first and second open ends, and an interior surface defining a passage adapted to receive a piece of the electrical conduit therein. The fitting body includes a connection section that is configured to receive and connect to the electrical conduit during a connection process. A retainer is in the passage at the connection section of the fitting body. The retainer includes teeth adapted to engage the piece of electrical conduit received in the passage when the electrical conduit is inserted into the connection section during the connection process. A guide is in the passage of the fitting body. The guide is configured to center the piece of electrical conduit in the fitting body before the retainer engages the electrical conduit during the connection process.

Conduit fitting

A panelboard assembly for a harsh and/or hazardous environment is provided. The panelboard assembly includes a core assembly. The core assembly includes a main breaker assembly configured to be electrically connected to a power supply, and a branch breaker assembly electrically connected to the main breaker assembly and configured to be electrically connected to one or more loads, and a power distribution heatsink assembly. The power distribution heatsink assembly includes an electrically-conductive heatsink having a first end and an opposing second end, the first end electrically connected to the core assembly and an electrically-nonconductive isolator electrically insulating the heatsink.

Electrical panelboard assembly including power distribution heatsink assembly, systems and methods

A union body for a cable gland includes a body having a generally cylindrical shape defining an interior surface and a passage extending though the body from a first end to a second end of the body. A groove is formed on the interior surface of the body. The groove is configured to mate with an exterior surface of a cable received in the passage of the body.

Additively manufactured cable gland

The present disclosure is directed to a mounting bracket for mounting a driver to a housing of a luminaire, generally comprising a base member configured for attaching the mounting bracket to the housing of the luminaire and a pair of flanges extending laterally from the base member, each flange defining a clamp portion for engaging the driver to releasably attach the driver to the mounting bracket for mounting the driver to the housing of the luminaire.

Mounting bracket

A cable gland includes a hub body having a first end configured for attachment to a structure and a second end opposite the first end. The hub body defines an internal passage. A gland nut is configured for attachment to the second end of the hub body to secure a cable in the cable gland. The gland nut defines an internal passage such that the internal passage of the gland nut communicates with the internal passage of the hub body when the gland nut is attached to the hub body. A torque sensor module is mounted to one of the hub body and the gland nut and configured for measuring and indicating a component of an applied torque as a result of attaching the gland nut to the hub body when securing the cable in the cable gland.

Cable gland with torque sensor

A cable gland includes a bushing. The bushing may include a rib on an interior surface of the bushing to facilitate sealing and gripping of a cable received in the cable gland. The bushing may comprise or be formed from a silicone rubber material.

Bushing and cable gland including bushing

Described herein are self-healing polymers comprising a base polymer and at least one healing agent disposed in the base polymer under pressure.

Self-healing polymers

The present disclosure provides a cable tray assembly comprising a cable tray splice, first cable tray section, and second cable tray section adjacent the first cable tray section with both sections having a bottom wall. The cable tray splice couples to the bottom walls. The cable tray splice may include at least two fasteners and a splice body configured to engage adjacent cable tray sections. The fasteners are configured to couple the splice body to the adjacent cable tray sections and include a spring producing a biasing force against the splice body. The disclosure provides a method to form a cable tray assembly including positioning the two cable tray sections end-to-end, positioning a splice body on bottom walls of the two cable tray sections, inserting a fastener through aligned openings in the splice body and the bottom walls, and applying a spring biasing force to the splice body.

Splice for cable tray and cable tray assembly including same

Light fixture with a sensor module

Sensor module for a light fixture

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Maharashtra, India

Jayram Shivajirao Desai