Abstract: The present invention is directed to an armored cable connector having resilient flanges carried by opposed wings and which flex when the wings are pivoted towards one another to grippingly engage therebetween an armored cable conduit of any size within a range of sizes defined by the connector characteristics. The connector includes snap-acting lock structure on the wings to positively lock the wings closed as they are pivoted together.
Abstract: The present invention provides electrical apparatus by which to couple wires of a sheathed cable to the conductors of the apparatus and/or to the wires of another sheathed cable without separately cutting the cable(s), removing the sheathing and/or stripping insulation from the wires of the cable whereby to substantially reduce labor and material costs. The present invention further provides such apparatus which may be directly secured to a structural wall thereby eliminating the use of junction boxes.