Cord connector
AssigneeHubbell Incorporated
InventorsDaniel James Plavcan, James Peter Quinn, Jr.
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Abstract
A cord connector may be used for holding one or more cords. The cord connector includes a first body, a second body, and a bushing. The second body is removably coupled to the first body. The bushing is disposed between the first body and the second body. The bushing includes at least two bushing passages extending from a first end of the bushing toward a second end of the bushing. Each bushing passage is sealed with a membrane. The membrane is disposed within the bushing passage between the first end and the second end. The membrane is configured to be pierced to open the bushing passage.
Claims20
A cord connector for holding one or more cords, the cord connector comprising:
- a first body;
- a second body removably coupled to the first body;
- and
- a bushing disposed between the first body and the second body, the bushing including at least two bushing passages extending from a first end of the bushing toward a second end of the bushing, each bushing passage sealed with a membrane disposed within the bushing passage between the first end and the second end, the membrane configured to be pierced to open the bushing passage.
A cord connector for holding one or more cords, the cord connector comprising:
- a first body;
- a second body coupled to the first body;
- and
- a bushing disposed between the first body and the second body, the bushing including a bushing passage extending from a first end of the bushing toward a second end of the bushing, the bushing passage sealed with a membrane disposed within the bushing passage between the first end and the second end, the membrane configured to be pierced to open the bushing passage;
- wherein the membrane of the bushing passage is formed as a unitary part with the busing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.