Self-stripping connector for insulated wires

Details Self-stripping connector for insulated wires Self-stripping connector for insulated wires

1984-05-11

1985-06-25

Briggs, William R.

Geometrical instruments

339 97P, 339 99R, H01R 908

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045250197

ABSTRACT:
A self-stripping connector having an insulative body member, two flat conductive contact elements and an insulative cover for effecting a double T-splice involving a pair of insulated run wires and end portions of two additional insulated wires. The body portion defines two elongated through channels and two elongated openings for receiving two run wires and two wire end portions, respectively. Each of two thin slots, defined in the body member, are in communication with one channel and one slot and receive the thin contact elements. The contact elements have insulation-penetrating fingers which engage the conductors of the wires and form an electrical connection therebetween. Portions of the contact elements exposed in the body member are protected by the insulative cover. The connector is particularly well suited for effecting parallel connections in a radiant heating panel assembly.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3258733 (1966-06-01), Elm
patent: 3793611 (1974-02-01), Johansson
patent: 3812449 (1974-05-01), Elm
patent: 3920305 (1975-11-01), Scott

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