Aquaculture and Fishery Camera System Cable 3 UTP 24AWG + Kevlar 50kg

Underwater Power Cables · Marine & Subsea

Custom

Marine camera cable with three 24AWG unshielded twisted pairs, Kevlar fillers rated 50kg and a blue PUR jacket, for aquaculture signal and power links.

Model
Custom
Specification
3 × 2 × 24AWG (0.2mm²) UTP
Conductor
Stranded oxygen-free copper
Insulation
Polyethylene
Strength member
Kevlar fillers, 50 kg
Wrapping
Non-woven tape
Jacket
PUR
Outer diameter
5.5 ± 0.3 mm
Jacket colour
Blue
Tensile strength
50 kg
Custom-built to project requirements: conductor cross-section and core count, shielding type, jacket colour, length and print marking can all be adapted to the operating conditions; technical parameters are subject to the specification document confirmed by both parties.

Product introduction

Application:

Underwater signal transmission and power supply for the aquaculture industry.

Construction:

- 3 UTP (unshielded twisted pairs), 24AWG (0.2mm²)

Conductor: stranded oxygen-free copper

Insulation: polyethylene

Wrapping: non-woven tape

Strength member: Kevlar fillers (50 kg)

Outer jacket: PUR

Colour: blue

Outer diameter: 5.5 ± 0.3 mm

Aquaculture cable is an abrasion-resistant marine cable used by fish farmers worldwide. It supplies power to cages, underwater lights and other offshore installations, and between them.

Made from quality materials, this cable is designed for use in extreme weather conditions. In an undisturbed installation its expected service life is long; when the cable has to be replaced it is usually the result of physical damage rather than wear. The cable needs no conduit or pipe and can be installed directly into the sea.

The outer jacket is made of highly abrasion-resistant PU (polyurethane) and encloses the individual insulated conductors. This construction keeps the cable robust and protects the copper from wear.

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