Electrical cable hangers
AssigneeHubbell Incorporated
InventorEvan Ronald Martin
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Abstract
A hanger for securing electrical cabling to a structure includes a cable holding portion provided at a distal end of the hanger for holding one or more cables to be secured and a hook-like portion provided at a proximal end of the hanger for receiving and securing the hanger to the structure, the hook-like portion having a first width dimensioned for receiving a portion of the structure and an opening having a width smaller than the first width.
Claims21
A hanger for securing electrical cabling to a structure, the hanger comprising:
- a cable holding portion provided at a distal end of the hanger for holding one or more cables to be secured;
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- a hook-like portion provided at a proximal end of the hanger for receiving and securing the hanger to the structure, the hook-like portion having a first width dimensioned for receiving a portion of the structure and an opening having a width smaller than the first width.
An electrical cable hanger for securing electrical cable to a structure, the electrical cable hanger comprising:
- a segment of spring steel comprising a proximal end portion, a distal end portion and an intermediate section between the proximal end portion and the distal end portion;
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- wherein the proximal end portion is configured to be hooked to the structure and the distal end portion is configured as a loop for holding the electrical cable, wherein the intermediate section is substantially straight and extends to an elbow which extends to a straight segment which forms a proximal end segment of the loop.
An electrical cable management system comprising:
- a segment of spring steel rod comprising,
- a proximal end portion configured to hook onto a portion of a frame;
- a distal end portion configured as a cable carrier for holding one or more cables;
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- an intermediate portion between the proximal end portion and the distal end portion, wherein at least a portion of the distal end portion and the intermediate portion are arranged in a first plane and the proximal end portion extends in a direction traversing the first plane.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.