Abb Schweiz Ag

Thomas & Betts International LLC

Lucent Technologies Inc.

Mathew Thomas

James Wolfe

Cong Thanh Dinh

Raafat Edward Kamel

Wen-Yi Kuo

Carl Francis Weaver

Robert Kevin Jolly

Daniel D Cardin

Edward Ellis Eibling

Daniel P Edwards

Michael Devin O'Neil

Tyler Nash

Charles Anthony Stout

Michael O'neil

A ceiling electrical box can include a housing and a bracket. The housing is defined by a rear wall at a first end, at least one sidewall, and an opening at a second end and includes a first emboss tab, a second emboss tab, a pair of screw holes, a pair of first bores, and a pair of second bores. The bracket includes a first portion, a second portion, a pair of first threaded apertures, and a pair of second threaded apertures. The bracket can include a third portion and a fourth portion extending on a first plane of the first portion. The ceiling electrical box can also include a pair of first fasteners to attach the housing to the bracket and a pair of second fasteners to engage the bracket through the housing, the second fasteners configured to receive a fixture plate for a ceiling fixture.

Bracket for mounting an electrical fixture housing

Non-metallic ceiling electrical fixture with metallic brackets

The present invention relates to a foldable cable tray configured for ease of transportation and for storage. The foldable cable tray includes a first side rail, a second side rail, a plurality of rungs movably connected to the first and second side rails to transit the foldable cable tray between unfolded and folded positions, and a locking device configured to lock each of the plurality of rungs to the first and second side rails when the foldable cable tray is in the unfolded position.

Foldable cable tray

The present invention relates to a concrete channel assembly configured to prevent ingress of concrete into the concrete insert channel during construction. The concrete insert channel assembly includes a concrete insert channel having a plurality of anchor hooks, a plurality of base openings, first and second open ends, and a bottom opening, a plurality of sealing caps having a sealing cap body and a sealing support rib with the sealing support rib integrally connected to the sealing cap body, first and second end caps configured to removably mount and seal the first and second open ends, respectively, and a closure strip configured to slidably mount and seal the bottom opening. Each of the plurality of seal caps is configured to removably mount and seal each of the plurality of base openings of the concrete insert channel.

Concrete insert channel assembly

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Memphis, TN, United States of America

Mathew Thomas