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Marine cable

2016-11-22View Original

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What are the differences between the cables that connect sensors on ships and those used in chemical plants, and are there any relevant standards? Is it necessary to use armored cable?
Reply #22016-12-05
I’ve been on coast guard ships; it seems they all use armored cables
Reply #32016-12-21
I’ve also been looking into this thing recently. It should be a marine cable; it’s not necessary for it to be armored – at least I haven’t seen that specified in any standards, and marine cables are not limited to only armored types. But I heard there are many rats on the ship. Most customers request armored versions. I hope to receive constructive criticism from those who truly know about it.
Reply #42016-12-22
Most marine cables are armored. They fall into three categories: electrical, instrumentation, and communication – and all of ours are armored
Reply #52016-12-22
Brother. It must be an armored cable, and when you place the order, you need to tell the supplier about this. This is a marine cable

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