Sigma Electric Manufacturing Corporation

Robert Alan Krosky

Ashok Alilughatta Sathyanarayana

Ashwin Mrityunjayagoud Patil

Jeffrey Kane

Daniel Emerson Merritt

Chandrakanthtrao Gireeshrao

Jeffrey Francis Kane

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.

Electrical box conduit connectors and methods for making and using the same

Disclosed herein are embodiments of a wiring box. The wiring box can include: a cavity formed by walls having an internal surface inside the cavity and an external surface; and a cable entry device disposed through a hole in a first wall of the walls. The cable entry device can include: a support element that retains a grommet in the hole, wherein the support element includes a stop, a grip extending from the stop, and shutters extending from the stop and defining an opening, wherein the opening converges away from the stop, the grip attaches the support element to the first wall, and wherein the grommet includes a rim, a sidewall extending from the rim and converging toward a diaphragm.

Cable entry device for wiring boxes

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Raleigh, NC, United States of America

Robert Alan Krosky