Electrical junction box connections

1. A power interface comprising:

a first conductive busbar of a first junction box;

a second conductive busbar of a second junction box;

a conductive fastener assembly connecting the first busbar and the second busbar; and

a power feed connected to the fastener assembly to power the first busbar and the second busbar to consequently power the first junction box and the second junction box.

2. The power interface of claim 1 wherein the power feed is further defined as only one power feed.

3. The power interface of claim 1 wherein the first busbar comprises a contact tab; and

wherein the second busbar comprises a contact tab in contact with the first busbar contact tab.

4. The power interface of claim 3 wherein the first busbar contact tab includes an aperture formed therethrough; and

wherein the second busbar contact tab includes an aperture formed therethrough aligned with the aperture in the first busbar contact tab.

5. The power interface of claim 4 wherein the fastener assembly comprises a stud extending through the aperture in the first busbar contact tab and the aperture in the second busbar contact tab.

6. The power interface of claim 5 wherein the stud is threaded.

7. The power interface of claim 6 wherein the fastener assembly further comprises a threaded nut engaged upon the threaded stud for retention of the first busbar contact tab and the second busbar contact tab.

8. The power interface of claim 7 wherein the fastener assembly further comprises a shoulder connected to the stud; and

wherein the threaded nut engages only one of the first busbar contact tab and the second busbar contact tab, while pressing only the other of the first busbar contact tab and the second busbar contact tab into engagement with the shoulder.

9. The power interface of claim 8 wherein the fastener assembly further comprises a boss connected to the stud thereby providing the shoulder, wherein an external body of the boss is splined.

10. The power interface of claim 9 further comprising a first junction box assembly, the first junction box assembly comprising:

a housing overmolded onto the splined boss of the fastener assembly, wherein the first busbar is at least partially oriented in the housing; and

a printed circuit board (PCB) oriented in the housing in electrical communication with the first busbar.

11. The power interface of claim 10 further comprising a second junction box assembly, the second junction box assembly comprising:

a housing, wherein the second busbar is at least partially oriented in the second junction box housing; and

a PCB oriented in the second junction box housing in electrical communication with the second busbar.

12. The power interface of claim 9 wherein the stud is further defined as a first stud;

wherein the fastener assembly further comprises a second stud extending from the boss; and

wherein the power feed comprises an eyelet mounted to the second stud.

13. The power interface of claim 12 wherein the second stud is threaded.

14. The power interface of claim 13 wherein the fastener assembly further comprises a second threaded nut engaged upon the second threaded stud for retention of the eyelet and to maintain contact of the eyelet with another shoulder on the boss.

15. The power interface of claim 12 wherein the eyelet is further defined as only one eyelet.

16. The power interface of claim 12 wherein the power feed further comprises a wire connected to the eyelet.

17. The power interface of claim 16 wherein the wire is further defined as only one wire.

18. A junction box assembly comprising:

a conductive boss having a first contact surface and a second contact surface spaced apart from the first contact surface;

a pair of threaded conductive studs each extending from one of the contact surfaces;

a housing overmolded onto the boss so that the first contact surface, the second contact surface, and the pair of studs are exposed;

a printed circuit board (PCB) oriented in the housing; and

a busbar oriented in the housing in electrical communication with the PCB, the busbar having a conductive tab with an aperture formed therethrough, wherein one of the pair of studs is received within the aperture and the contact tab is in electrical communication with one of the first contact surface and the second contact surface.

19. A power interface comprising:

a first junction box assembly according to claim 18 , wherein the housing is further defined as a first housing, the PCB is further defined as a first PCB, and the busbar is further defined as a first busbar; and

a second junction box assembly comprising:

a second housing,

a second PCB oriented in the second housing, and

a second busbar oriented in the second housing in electrical communication with the second PCB, the second busbar having a conductive tab extending out of the second housing with an aperture formed therethrough, wherein the stud is received within the aperture in the second busbar conductive tab and the second busbar conductive tab is in electrical communication with the first busbar conductive tab.

20. A power interface comprising:

a conductive boss having a first contact surface and a second contact surface spaced apart from the first contact surface;

a pair of threaded conductive studs each extending from one of the contact surfaces;

a first housing overmolded onto the boss so that the first contact surface, the second contact surface, and the pair of studs are exposed;

a first printed circuit board (PCB) oriented in the first housing;

a first busbar oriented in the first housing in electrical communication with the first PCB, the first busbar having a conductive tab with an aperture formed therethrough, wherein one of the pair of studs is received within the aperture and the contact pad is in electrical communication with one of the first contact surface and the second contact surface;

a second housing;

a second PCB oriented in the second housing;

a second busbar oriented in the second housing in electrical communication with the second PCB, the second busbar having a conductive tab extending out of the second housing with an aperture formed therethrough, wherein the stud is received within the aperture in the second busbar conductive tab and the second busbar conductive tab is in electrical communication with the first busbar conductive tab; and

a power feed eyelet connected to one of the pair of studs in contact with one of the contact surfaces to power the first busbar and the second busbar to consequently power the first junction box and the second junction box.