[Trade Journal]
Publication: The Electrical Engineer
New York, NY, United States
vol. 19, no. 352, p. 109, col. 2
TRADE NOTES AND NOVELTIES
AND MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
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THE "SIMPLEST" WIRING CLEAT
The accompanying illustration shows a wiring cleat recently introduced by the Electric Heat Alarm Co., of 145 High street, Boston, and called by them the "Simplest" because of eight excellent reasons, as follows: It is in one piece; it anchors the wire; there is no breakage; it does not cut or bend the wire; it can be put up independent of the wire; it does not interfere with the perfect insulation of the wire; it is practical for nearly all sizes of wire, and it will bind two sizes of wire at the same time.
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| The "Simplest" Wiring Cleat. |
The cleat was designed and has been patented by L. H. Des Isles, foreman of the company's shop.
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