Abstract: A cable holder assembly and methods of use are disclosed. The cable holder assembly has a grommet within which a cable is held. The grommet is held within a receptacle by a series of tabs, the receptacle having threads onto which a nut can be tightened to ensure the grommet is firmly held in place. The receptacle is configured as two receptacle halves, which are affixed to corresponding holder wing elements. The receptacle halves, and by extension the wing holder elements, are held in abutment by the nut. The cable holder assembly ensures that cables are held firmly in place in non-captive cable installations, and can be swapped out with ease.

Abstract: A splice tray and methods of use are disclosed. The splice tray having fiber optic connectors attached to built-in holders. The splice tray includes a volume for holding fibers of a fiber optic cable. Fibers are fed into the splice tray through entry gaps, and are coiled within the splice tray. Spliced segments of fiber are held in a splice holder. Fibers are spliced to the fiber optic connectors. The splice tray ensures protection of fibers within, and minimizes the need to access the components within.

Abstract: Disclosed is a wire assembly that includes, in certain embodiments, a plurality of wires each extending from a first end to a second end, the first end of each wire being terminated by a connector. The wire assembly also includes a cable jacket and a casing. The cable jacket bundles the plurality of wires over a first region of the assembly which is positioned between the first end and the second end of the plurality of wires. The casing is coupled to the cable jacket and disposed around a second region of the assembly which is positioned proximate the second end of the plurality of wires. The casing is at least partially removable by hand so as to expose a segment of at least one of the plurality of wires.

Abstract: An electrical connector, having an elongated plastic housing which is open at its rearward end and has an essentially continuous forward end wall with a flat upper portion, a lower portion of the forward end wall being integrally thickened to project forward beyond its upper portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector, having an elongated plastic housing which is open at its rearward end and has an essentially continuous forward end wall with a flat upper portion, a lower portion of the forward end wall being integrally thickened to project forward beyond its upper portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector, having an elongated plastic housing which is open at its rearward end and has an essentially continuous forward end wall with a flat upper portion, a lower portion of the forward end wall being integrally thickened to project forward beyond its upper portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector, having an elongated plastic housing which is open at its rearward end and has an essentially continuous forward end wall with a flat upper portion, a lower portion of the forward end wall being integrally thickened to project forward beyond its upper portion.