👉 The term "sheathed" in the context of electrical wiring refers to a type of connector that is used for connecting wires to a circuit breaker or other electronic device. It is typically made from a thin, flexible material and has a flat, rounded shape, which is designed to fit snugly into the conductor's sheath (the protective layer around the wire). This allows for easy insertion and removal of the wire without damaging the connector itself. Sheathed connectors are commonly used in electrical installations that require
