this invention relates to an electrical connector for attachment to the end of an electrical cable . the connector includes a split body having contacts supported thereon for attachment to conductors of the cable . the split body accommodates cables of different diameters and is provided with a cable clamping member which can be placed in either of the split body portions . this cable clamping member cooperates with a clamping jaw on the other body member to clamp the cable between the cable clamping member and clamping jaw to provide strain - relief when the two body parts are joined . the cable clamping member is fitted with various ribs , tabs , etc . to properly position the cable clamping member in the body portions .