Offshore & Marine Cables

Marine and offshore cables are engineered to endure the demanding conditions of maritime environments, ensuring reliable performance across various applications such as telecommunications, instrumentation, control systems, and power distribution. These cables are specifically designed to withstand challenges like saltwater immersion, mechanical stresses, and exposure to oils and greases.

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Description

Key Features of Marine and Offshore Cables:

Environmental Resistance: Constructed to resist saltwater spray and submersion, as well as the impact of wind and waves, ensuring durability in corrosive marine settings
Mechanical and Thermal Durability: Designed to handle mechanical stresses and thermal variations commonly encountered offshore.
Flexibility: Engineered to be highly flexible, facilitating installation in confined spaces and accommodating movements of ships and offshore platforms.
Oil and Grease Resistance: Capable of withstanding contact with oils and greases prevalent in offshore environments.

Technical Specifications

NEK TS 606: 2009
IEC 60092-353: Design
IEC 60331-21: Fire Resistant
IEC 60331-31: Fire Resistant with shock (for cables having diameter more than 20 mm)
IEC 60332-3-22 Cat A: Flame Retardant
IEC 60754-1&2: Halogen Free Properties
IEC 61034-1&2: Low Smoke Properties

Offshore Cable Type	Conductor	Insulation	Screen	Armoured	Outer Sheath
BU Cable	Tinned Copper Class 5 or 2	Mica tape + Halogen Free EPR	Non	Non
RU Cable	Tinned Copper Class 5 or 2	EPR	Non	Non
RFOU	Tinned Copper Class 5 or 2	Mica tape + Halogen Free EPR		TCWB Armored
BFOU	Tinned Copper Class 5 or 2	Mica tape + Halogen Free EPR			low smoke and halogen free
RFOU(i)	Tinned Copper Class 5 or 2	EPR	individually screened	TCWB Armored
RFOU(c)	Tinned Copper Class 2	EPR	collectively screened
BFOU(i)	Tinned Copper Class 2	Mica tape + Halogen Free EPR	individually screened
BFOU(c)	Tinned Copper Class 2	Mica tape + Halogen Free EPR	collectively screened