Abstract: The connection cover can be for any type of connection that requires a cover, such as television, fiber optic, or cellular telephone antenna cable connection. An embodiment of the on cover includes a generally cylindrical body formed by two main body sections for protecting the connection. The two main body sections, when assembled, form two openings, allowing access to the open chamber within the cover. Connectors engage the main body sections. Once the connection is made, the main body sections are then placed on either side of the connection with the connection members extending from the cover openings. The two main body sections are then engaged by the main body section connectors.

Abstract: The connection cover can be for any type of connection that requires a cover, such as television, fiber optic, or cellular telephone antenna cable connections. An embodiment of the connection cover comprises a generally cylindrical body formed by two main body sections for protecting the connection. The two main body sections, when assembled, form two openings, allowing access to the open chamber within the cover. Connectors engage the main body sections. Once the connection is made, the main body sections are then placed on either side of the connection with the connection members extending from the cover openings. The two main body sections are then engaged by the main body section connectors.

Abstract: The preferred embodiment comprises an in-line connection cover that provides a moisture-proof seal to protect a cable connection. The in-line connection cover comprises a generally tubular body with two end openings, two seals, and two end caps, all made of a moisture-proof material. For assembly, the cables are each individually inserted through the end caps, the seals, and the main body and then the cable connection or connections are made. The end caps are then screwed onto the body end openings to tighten the seals and create a moisture-proof chamber inside the body for housing the connection. In a first alternative embodiment, the cover also comprises an extender body. In a second alternative embodiment, the main body and end caps are split down the longitudinal axis of the cover with each pair of “halves” connected by hinges. The pairs of “halves” rotate to lock together around the connection in the closed position and form the protective cover.