Tyco Electronics Corporation

Te Connectivity Corporation

Te Connectivity Solutions Gmbh

Te Connectivity Services Gmbh

Honeywell International Inc.

Fci Americas Technology Inc.

Tyco Electronics UK Ltd

Tyco Electronics Nederland Bv

Matthew Edward Mostoller

Christopher George Daily

Ronald Martin Weber

Charles Raymond Gingrich, Iii

Edward John Howard

Robert David Rix

Mohammad Siddique Ahmed

Rohan Narang

Ricky Edward Brown

Donald Francis Decker

Jeffrey William Shaffer

George Irwin Peters, Jr

Bruce A Pelton

Stephen Mark Jackson

Justin Latorre

David James Emmons

Eric James Barton

Travis J Read

Bruce Allen Champion

Scott Stephen Duesterhoeft

Steven L Wolff

Randall Bobby Paul

Stephen Daniel Gherardini

Richard G Stuby, Jr

William Gary Lenker

Olaf Leijnse

Jonathan Catchpole

Alexander Hunt, Iii

Marek Tadeusz Luksic

Jeffrey Wayne Allison

David Francis Fleming

Osenaga Osagie

Subhash Mungarwadi

Gerald J Wingle, Jr

Brian M Rohrbaugh

John Atkins

Erik Derks

Nazareth Wayne Eppley

Seth Fisher

Michael D Galloway

Brian Chaney

Hak Lim

Charles Raymond Gingrinch, Iii

Jacob M Dyer

Gerald Wingle

Royer Zuleta

John Akins

Osenaga Jerry Osagle

Jasper Van Der Krogt

Steve Jackson

Iii Charles Raymond Gingrich

Charles Raymond Iii Gingrich

Charles Raymond Gingrich Iii

Jr Gerald J Wingle

Charles Gingrich

Alexander Iii Hunt

David Rix

Charles Ginrich

Seth S Fisher

A supply charging device includes a supply power connector having a supply housing coupled to a panel having a guide member configured to engage a guide feature of a receive power connector to guide mating. The supply power connector includes a door closing a supply contact chamber holding supply power contacts. The supply charging device includes a float element engaging the panel to allow floating of the supply power connector relative to the panel for aligning the mating end of the supply power connector with the receive power connector. A sealing boot is coupled to the housing and the panel to provide an environmental seal between the supply power connector and the panel. The sealing boot is flexible to maintain sealing as the supply power connector floats relative to the panel.

Charging system for a mobile device

A twist lock receptacle assembly includes a connector housing having power contact channels at a top and power wire openings at a bottom receiving poke-in power wires. The twist lock receptacle assembly includes twist-lock power contacts having rotate-to-mate interfaces connected to the sensor power contacts of a sensor module. The power contacts have wire termination pads electrically connected to the poke-in power wires when poked into the power wire openings and power contact wire pushers in the connector housing having spring beams configured to engage the poke-in power wires to mechanically and electrically connect the poke-in power wires to the wire termination pads.

Twist-lock light control module for a light fixture

An electrical connector includes a housing having a hermaphroditic mating interface configured to be mated with a mating electrical connector having an identical mating interface. The housing a contact shroud at the mating end with openings at the front. A contact assembly is received in the contact cavity with mating ends of contacts aligned with corresponding openings and defining a hermaphroditic contact interface. The electrical connector includes a retractable cover located at the contact shroud to close the openings that is movable relative to the housing between a closed position and an open position. A cover actuator is coupled to the housing including a pusher and an actuation element operably coupled to the retractable cover. The pusher is configured to interface with a complimentary actuation element of the mating electrical connector to actuate a retractable cover of the mating electrical connector.

Hermaphroditic advancing electrical connector

A light fixture control module includes a base that includes an inner end and an outer end. The inner end is mounted to a vertical mounting base of a light fixture. The light fixture control module includes a bracket coupled to the outer end of the base. The bracket includes a shell that has an inner chamber. The light fixture control module includes a sensor mounted to the shell of the bracket. The sensor has a sensor element, a sensor wire transmitting a control signal from the sensor element, and a sensor connector connected to an end of the sensor wire. The sensor connector is configured to be electrically connected to a fixture wire of the light fixture to control operation of a light element of the light fixture.

Light fixture control module

A power connector includes a terminal block holding terminals in terminal channels with terminating ends configured to be electrically coupled to corresponding wires at separable interfaces. The power connector includes a rear insert covering the terminating ends of the terminals having wire ports configured to receive the corresponding wires during a wire poke-in process. The power connector includes biasing members associated with the terminals each including a pusher configured to be biased against the wire to push the wire into direct physical contact with the separable interface of the corresponding terminal. The power connector includes a release mechanism includes a plurality of pusher release elements. The release mechanism is actuated to release the pushers of each of the biasing members from the corresponding wires.

Power connector having a wire release mechanism

A power input terminal block includes terminals received in terminal channels of a housing each having a main body defining a wire pocket receiving a supply wire and a take-off tab electrically connected to the main body. The power input terminal block includes clamp contacts coupled to the take-off tabs each having a base, a spring beam extending from the base, and a cap extending from the spring beam having a poke-in window configured to receive a take-off wire. An edge defining the poke-in window engages the take-off wire and pulls the take-off wire against the wire side of the take-off tab. The power input terminal block includes release levers coupled to the housing to move the spring beam to an extended position to allow loading and removal of the take-off wire from the clamp contact and the take-off tab.

Power input terminal block

A charging device for charging a mobile device using a charging component includes a power connector and a thermal monitoring device. The power connector includes a housing having an end wall between a front and a rear. The housing includes power contact channels with power contacts received therein. The thermal monitoring device is coupled to the end wall of the housing. The thermal monitoring device includes a substrate, a mating connector mounted to the substrate, and a temperature sensor mounted to the substrate. The temperature sensor is electrically connected to the mating connector being positioned in close proximity with at least one of the power contacts such that the temperature sensor is in thermal communication with the power contact for monitoring the temperature of the power contact.

Thermal monitoring device for charging system

A supply charging device includes a supply power connector having a housing with a mating end and a flange configured to be mounted to a panel. The housing includes power contact channels extending through a base receiving power contacts. The housing includes a guide member engaging a guide feature of a mobile device to locate a receiver power connector relative to the supply power connector. The supply charging device includes a retaining plate securing the housing to the panel. The supply charging device includes a mounting spring extending from the housing and received in the panel cutout. The mounting spring engages the panel to allow the supply power connector to float relative to the panel within the panel cutout for aligning the mating end of the supply power connector with the receiver power connector.

A twist-lock connector system includes a first twist-lock connector including a first connector housing holding first twist-lock contacts at a first rotate-to-mate interface. The first twist-lock connector includes a first high speed electrical connector. The first high speed electrical connector is movable relative to the first connector housing between a home position and a rotated position. The first twist-lock connector includes a biasing member coupled to the first high speed electrical connector to bias the first high speed electrical connector to the home position. The twist-lock connector system includes a second twist-lock connector having a second connector housing holding second twist-lock contacts and a second high speed electrical connector at a mating interface.

Twist-lock connector system having a light sensor assembly

A street light fixture includes a street light pole having a base and a head end opposite the base supporting a street light head. The street light fixture includes a light fixture assembly having a head assembly, a base assembly and a wire assembly. The head assembly is received in the street light head and includes a light engine. The base assembly is received in a base cavity of the base of the street light pole and includes a power controller that receives power from power feed wires. The wire assembly has power supply wires extending between the street light head and the base of the street light pole. The power supply wires are coupled to the power controller and are coupled to the light engine to supply power from the power controller to the light engine.

Light fixture assembly for a street light fixture

A lighting receptacle assembly includes a receptacle assembly housing having a base and a head with a cavity. The head has an upper surface defining a mating interface for mating with a sensor connector and a seal configured to be sealed against the fixture housing. An index mounting ring is coupled to the fixture housing from an interior of the fixture housing and includes indexing features interfacing with housing indexing features. A spring holder plate is coupled to the head and holds a spring biasing the receptacle assembly housing in a holding direction toward the index mounting ring to engage the housing indexing features and the indexing features.

Lighting receptacle assembly for light fixture

A lighting receptacle assembly for mounting to a fixture housing of a light fixture and for mating with a sensor connector having a photocontrol component includes a receptacle connector, a base seal, a mounting nut, a mounting plate, a seal bushing and a locking washer. The receptacle connector including a base holding receptacle contacts and a threaded shaft. The base seal is coupled to the base and the mounting nut is threadably coupled to the threaded shaft. The mounting plate has an opening receiving the threaded shaft. The seal bushing has an opening receiving the threaded shaft being compressed between the mounting plate and the fixture housing. The locking washer has an opening receiving the threaded shaft configured to engage the fixture housing and including a locking feature configured to resist rotation of the lighting receptacle assembly relative to the fixture housing.

Light sensor receptacle connector mounting adaptor

A solar junction box for a solar panel having at least one photovoltaic cell and a foil electrically connected to the at least one cell including a housing having a base and a cover coupled to the base. The base and the cover define a cavity. The base has a mounting wall including a mounting surface configured to be mounted to the solar panel including a foil opening at the mounting surface. A contact assembly is received in the cavity having a terminal including a foil contact configured to be terminated to the foil. The foil contact has a transition leg transitioning into the foil opening to interface with the foil and a mating leg configured to be mated with the foil. The mating leg extends at or beyond the mounting wall.

Solar junction box

High-speed connectors are identically configured each comprising a housing with a first interconnection feature at one location of the housing and a second interconnection feature at another location of the housing with a channel interposed between the first and second interconnection features. The first interconnection feature of the connector is configured to attach with the second interconnection feature of an identical connector and vise versa. The housing channel includes opposed wall sections with shields attached thereto that connect with one another when the connectors are combined. A plurality of electrical terminals is disposed within each housing channel and extend a length from a channel floor to a channel opening. The electrical terminals form an electrical/mechanical contact between interconnecting electrical terminal pairs when the connectors are joined together. In an example, two or more points of electrical/mechanical contact are formed between interconnecting electrical terminal pairs.

Small pitch high-speed connectors

A light sensor assembly includes a sensor connector configured to be coupled to a receptacle connector mounted to a light fixture. The sensor connector includes a housing having a top and a bottom defining a mating interface configured to be mated to the receptacle connector. The housing has a sealed cavity including a first sensor component in the sealed cavity sensing an environmental characteristic exterior of the sensor connector. The sensor connector includes power contacts held by the housing and extending from the bottom for electrical connection with receptacle power contacts of the receptacle connector. The sensor connector includes a lid assembly at the top of the housing. The lid assembly has a lid defining an unsealed cavity allowing airflow through the unsealed cavity. The lid assembly has a second sensor component in the unsealed cavity sensing an environmental characteristic exterior of the sensor connector.

Environmental sensor for a light sensor assembly having a lid assembly comprising an airflow component and an environmental sensing component

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