Wire connection bracket assembly
OwnerJoel Douglas, Shem Lachhmaninventors
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method of connecting electrical wires, conductors, or connections together by rotating the connector ends in an enclosure to tightly twist the wire ends together and also includes a clamping mechanism to prevent the wires from untwisting, becoming loose, or falling out of the enclosure. The present invention increases the holding ability of current rotating tools for electrical wires and connections.
Claims7
A restraining device for securely maintaining an electrical connector on at least two wires having stripped ends and the electrical connector is conical in shape such that said electrical connector forms a conical housing and said conical housing having one closed end and one open end and the open end is enabled to receive the at least two wires, the restraining device comprising:
- a. a bracket and said bracket comprising a single arm and said single arm having a closed ring on a first end of said single arm and the ring enabled to be positioned over said conical housing closed end and a stop on a second end of said arm, the second end opposite the first end;
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- b. a separate clipping device for placement over said arm of said bracket such that said separate clipping device is proximal to said stop on said second end;
- c. wherein the at least two wires are adjacent one another and the at least two wires having a stripped end and said stripped ends are electrically connected in said electrical connector cavity and enter said electrical connector cavity from said one open end;
- d. wherein the ring is placed tightly over said conical housing of said electrical connector;
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- e. wherein the separate clipping device is tightened around the wires and said arm thereby restraining said the second end of said arm and said wires and said stop prevents said separate clipping device from slipping off said second end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.