Abstract: A customizable panel mount receptacle includes an insulator body and a contact assembly. The insulator body includes a tubular flanged element, a contact retention ring and an insulator cover over-molded on the tubular flanged element. The contact retention ring is coaxially received within the tubular flanged element and includes a plurality of apertures and a first set of engaging elements. The contact assembly includes a conductive contact and contact retention pins and a second set of engaging elements configured on conductive contact. The conductive contact is removably and co-axially received inside the male insulator body. The contact retention pins engage with the apertures configured on the contact retention ring and the second set of engaging elements engage with the first set of engaging elements for facilitating interchangeable connections between different configurations of the male insulator body and the male contact assembly to reduce inventory.

Abstract: A lighting fixture including alighting housing having a reflector member having that is attached to the bottom of the lighting housing, lights positioned beneath the reflector, first and second brackets positioned on the top surface the reflector member, wherein the reflector member is hingedly mounted to the lighting housing using a first fastener extending through the first bracket, and using a second fastener extending through the second bracket of the reflector member.

Abstract: A connector assembly includes a male connector element that is manually expandable to control tightness of fit in a and a female connector element. The male connector element is having a first and a second portion configured by longitudinally bi-furcating the male connector element and includes a chamfered portion, a radially adjusting mechanism and a screw. The chamfered portion is axially configured on male connector element and receives the radially adjusting mechanism that moves the first and second portions relative to each other. The screw axially passes through male connector element and radially moves the radially adjusting mechanism to adjust the gap between the first and second portions to adjust external dimension of male connector element.

Abstract: A customizable panel mount receptacle includes an insulator body and a contact assembly. The insulator body includes a tubular flanged element, a contact retention ring and an insulator cover over-molded on the tubular flanged element. The contact retention ring is co-axially received within the tubular flanged element and includes a plurality of apertures and a first set of engaging elements. The contact assembly includes a conductive contact and contact retention pins and a second set of engaging elements configured on conductive contact. The conductive contact is removably and co-axially received inside the male insulator body. The contact retention pins engage with the apertures configured on the contact retention ring and the second set of engaging elements engage with the first set of engaging elements for facilitating interchangeable connections between different configurations of the male insulator body and the male contact assembly to reduce inventory.

Abstract: A connector assembly includes a male and a female connector element. The male connector element is having a first and a second portion configured by longitudinally bi-furcating the male connector element and includes a chamfered portion, a radially adjusting mechanism and a screw. The chamfered portion is axially configured on male connector element and receives the radially adjusting mechanism that moves the first and second portions relative to each other. The screw axially passes through male connector element and radially moves the radially adjusting mechanism to adjust the gap between the first and second portions to adjust external dimension of male connector element. The female connector element is having a tubular configuration that receives male connector element and is having a plurality of longitudinal slits configured thereon, walls of the female connector element are urged radially inwards towards the male connector element to maintain contact there-between by a spring element.

Abstract: A lighting fixture including alighting housing having a reflector member having that is attached to the bottom of the lighting housing, lights positioned beneath the reflector, first and second brackets positioned on the top surface the reflector member, wherein the reflector member is hingedly mounted to the lighting housing using a first fastener extending through the first bracket, and using a second fastener extending through the second bracket of the reflector member.