Anti-short bushing
AssigneeNortek Corporation
InventorsBernard R. Danti, Joel A. Hamilton, David P. Williams, Paul W. Suprono
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AssigneeNortek Corporation
InventorsBernard R. Danti, Joel A. Hamilton, David P. Williams, Paul W. Suprono
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An anti-short bushing, for use between a tubular metal sheath and an electrical conductor carried within the metal sheath, comprising a tubular insulative unit configured to be inserted between the sheath and the conductor. The tubular insulative unit is formed as a single molded piece having three connected segments. Two of the segments are generally semi-cylindrical and each has a shoulder projecting radially therefrom at one end. The two segments are connected by an elongated hinge which permits them to be folded relative to one another to form a tubular configuration with their shoulders forming a partial circumferential shoulder. The third segment is connected to the elongated hinge by a second hinge to permit the third segment to be rotated to project radially outwardly so as to form with the two shoulders of the other two segments a complete circumferential shoulder.
An anti-short bushing for insertion between a tubular metal sheath and an electrical conductor carried within said metal sheath comprising,
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