Inboard, outboard and submarine cable
Naval cable selection can include smoke density, smoke toxicity and corrosiveness, self-extinguishing behaviour and electromagnetic compatibility. Outboard routes may require both radial and longitudinal watertightness: limiting water entry through the sheath and water travel along the cable are separate design requirements.
Flexible connections and reinforced cable systems
Options range from fine-stranded flexible copper conductors to hybrid cables combining several functions. Towing and underwater designs can incorporate steel or aramid strain relief, while connectorised assemblies can simplify installation. Define the load, bend radius, water exposure and termination interface before selecting a construction.