Abstract: A female connector assembly for an electrically conductive coaxial cable, comprises an electrically conductive barrel shaped body having a top end with a centrally located hole forming an input port, and a bottom end configured for connecting with a portion of a housing of an electrical device. An electrically insulative hollow sleeve consisting of two interlocking cap members encloses an electrically conductive clip pin, and is contained within the body of the connector. The sleeve and clip pin are securely held within the body via connection of the body to a housing of an electrical device, and rigid attachment of an elongated pin extending from the sleeve, through a hole in the housing, to electrical circuitry within the housing.

Abstract: A power plug having a housing, a bus fuse, two power prongs, one ground prong, and a cover. The bus fuse is held in mounting appendages at the two sides of a chamber cover such that the bus fuse enters an internal chamber when the chamber cover is placed on the housing. A notch formed on each of the two ends of the chamber cover facilitates removal. The chamber has a downward oriented opening and four insertion holes and a post formed along the center and two sides provide for the insertion of two power prongs and one ground prong, which in conjunction with the bus fuse forms a protective circuit. The cover of the housing has a hand hold on the side to facilitate removal from mains outlets.