Electrical wiring with strain relief

Details Electrical wiring with strain relief Electrical wiring with strain relief

2005-03-08

2005-03-08

Hyeon, Hae Moon (Department: 2839)

Electrical connectors

Coupling part including flexing insulation

Sealing

C174S15300A

Reexamination Certificate

active

06863567

ABSTRACT:
Electrical wiring having an electrical cable with strain relief, wherein the cable is attached either to the housing wall which bounds a circular cylindrical housing opening in a housing which holds electrical devices, or to a round plug connector which has a circular cylindrical cross section, in each case by means of strain relief. A hollow cylindrical molding can be fitted to the tubular connecting stub in the axial direction. This molding can be pressed against the tubular connecting stub by the union nut in the axial direction. A hollow cylindrical connecting stub is provided on the molding such that it protects in the axial direction, and can be placed against the cable sheath from the inside of the cable. A sleeve can be firmly pressed against the cable in the cross-sectional area of the projecting connecting stub, so that the cable sheath can be held by pinching it.

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