Low-voltage power cable for ships

Marine low-voltage power cable is specially used for low-voltage power cable for ships. As an independent mobile system, the ship needs electricity to drive various equipment and systems, such as lighting, power transmission, communication equipment, etc. Marine low-voltage power cable plays a role in transporting electricity on the ship, but also needs to have a certain waterproof, fire and oil resistance.

The characteristics and requirements of Marine low-voltage power cables are as follows:
1. Voltage level: Marine low-voltage power cables are generally suitable for low-voltage power transmission with a rated voltage below 600V.
2. Insulation materials: Marine low-voltage power cables need to have excellent insulation performance to prevent current leakage and electrical failure. Common insulating materials include polyvinyl chloride (PVC), cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) and so on.
3. Sheath material: The sheath of Marine low-voltage power cable needs to have waterproof, oil-proof, fireproof and other characteristics to adapt to the special working environment of the ship. Common sheath materials include polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyurethane (PUR) and so on.
4. Corrosion resistance: there are often corrosion factors such as seawater and salt spray in the working environment of ships. Low-voltage power cables for ships need to have good corrosion resistance to ensure long-term reliable power transmission.

Marine low-voltage power cables are widely used in all kinds of ships, including merchant ships, naval vessels, fishing boats, yachts and so on. They are used to transmit electricity to power equipment and systems on board. The quality and reliability of Marine low-voltage power cables are crucial to the normal operation and safety of the ship, so the selection and installation need to be carried out in strict accordance with the relevant standards and specifications.