Abstract: This application discloses electromagnetic energy mitigation assemblies and automotive vehicle components comprising the electromagnetic energy mitigation assemblies. An electromagnetic energy mitigation assembly includes a first electrically conductive layer and a second electrically conductive layer. First and second permalloy layers are along respective first and second opposite sides of the first electrically conductive layer. Third and fourth permalloy layers are along respective third and fourth opposite sides of the second electrically conductive layer. An electromagnetic noise suppression layer is sandwiched between the second and third permalloy layers. An automotive vehicle component includes an electromagnetic energy mitigation assembly configured to be positioned relative to one or more batteries of an automotive vehicle for providing electromagnetic shielding for the one or more batteries. The electromagnetic energy mitigation assembly includes a first electrically conductive layer.

Abstract: An electric connector includes a connector body having contact terminals mounted in a first end thereof and an axial through hole axially formed in a second end thereof opposite to the first end. A power cable is inserted into the axial through hole of the connector body and electrically connected to the contact terminals. Two retaining members are transversely mounted in the connector body and engaged at two opposite sides of the power cable to hold the power cable in the axial through hole of the connector body. The retaining members are movable relative to each other to adjust a pitch therebetween subject to a diameter of the power cable.

Abstract: An electric connector includes a connector body having contact terminals mounted in a first end thereof and an axial through hole axially formed in a second end thereof opposite to the first end. A power cable is inserted into the axial through hole of the connector body and electrically connected to the contact terminals. Two retaining members are transversely mounted in the connector body and engaged at two opposite sides of the power cable to hold the power cable in the axial through hole of the connector body. The retaining members are movable relative to each other to adjust a pitch therebetween subject to a diameter of the power cable.

Abstract: A water-resistant electric connector assembly includes a first electric connector, which is provided with a coupling member and conductive terminals arranged on the inside, and a second electric connector, which has a coupling portion for fastening to the coupling member of the first electric connector, contact terminals arranged on the inside for contacting the conductive terminals of the first electric connector, and a tapered stop flange extending around the periphery for stopping outside water from entering the electric connector assembly.

Abstract: An electric plug having a pull ring for pulling by hand to disconnect the electric plug from the electric socket is disclosed. The pull ring has a C-shaped shank, two necks respectively extended from the two distal ends of the C-shaped shank and respectively coupled to a respective through hole at the housing of the electric plug, and two end stops of diameter greater than each through hole at the housing respectively formed integral with the necks opposing the C-shaped shank and respectively stopped inside the housing to prevent disconnection of the pull ring from the housing as the user pulls the pull ring to remove the electric plug from the electric socket.

Abstract: An electric plug includes two locating blocks aligned at two sides of the housing thereof to pivotally hold a substantially C-shaped pull ring. The pull ring has two pivot holes aligned at the ends thereof and respectively pivotally connected to the locating blocks by a respective pivot bolt that has a head stopped outside the respective pivot hole. The heads of the pivot bolts each have a diameter greater than that of the pivot holes so as to prevent disconnection of the pull ring from the housing.

Abstract: A rotatable electrical plug includes a housing having an opening and a wire hole, a rotary prong holder pivotally coupled to the opening in the housing to hold hot, neutral and grounding prongs, two annular metal contact members concentrically mounted on the rotary prong holder and respectively soldered to the hot and grounding prongs, and three connecting members mounted in a substrate inside the housing for the connection of hot, neutral, and grounding wires of an power cord and respectively disposed in contact with the metal annular contact members and the neutral prong.

Abstract: A wire winder comprises a first pulley, a second pulley, a spiral spring, a shaft on which the first pulley and the second pulley are mounted, a first housing for housing the first pulley, and a second housing for housing the second pulley. The first pulley is composed of a first disk and a hollow first cylindrical body fastened at one end thereof with one side of the first disk. The first cylindrical body is provided in the wall thereof with a plurality of ribs having an axial hole. The spiral spring is received in the first cylindrical body. The second pulley is composed of a second disk and a hollow second cylindrical body fastened at one end thereof with one side of the second disk. The second cylindrical body is provided in the wall thereof with a plurality of through holes corresponding in location to the axial holes of the ribs of the first cylindrical body for receiving the fastening screws which are engageable with the axial holes of the ribs.