Abstract: A bracket is mechanically fastened on the bottom of an octagonal junction box or a rectangular electrical box such as those used for installing outlets or switches. Onto that bracket is snapped a cube module which itself consists of at least two square modules but generally three or more square modules. Each module connects to the next in a specific sequence and orientation so that a plug-in member can be inserted through the various holes present in the modules. The holes co-operate with prongs extending integrally from the plug-in member wherein each prong has a specific position and length so that the conductive part of the prong connects with a specific place on a specific module. With the prongs connecting at specific locations into the various squares, the proper set of matching wires are electrically connected.

Abstract: A bracket is mechanically fastened on the bottom of an octagonal junction box or a rectangular electrical box such as those used for installing outlets or switches. Onto that bracket is snapped a cube module which itself consists of at least two square modules but generally three or more square modules. Each module connects to the next in a specific sequence and orientation so that a plug-in member can be inserted through the various holes present in the modules. The holes co-operate with prongs extending integrally from the plug-in member wherein each prong has a specific position and length so that the conductive part of the prong connects with a specific place on a specific module. With the prongs connecting at specific locations into the various squares, the proper set of matching wires are electrically connected. Wires from the load side coming into the box have their ends stripped and pushed through holes on the side of the squares.