Cable Penetrators & Gland Cable Penetrators Compatibility Guide:
| Item | Deep-Sea Cable Penetrators | Deep-Sea M10 Gland Cable Penetrators | Low-Depth M10 Gland Cable Penetrators | Mid-Depth M8 Gland Cable Penetrators |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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3-Core (16AWG) Underwater Cable BS-SSC-3CORE-BLK-16A1 |
M10×1 Aluminum BS-SSC-CBLPN-BLK-10A1 |
7.8 × 5.6 Stainless Steel BS-SSC-GLPEN-SSX-78A1 7.8 × 5.6 Aluminum BS-SSC-GLPEN-ALU-78A1 |
7.8 × 5.6 Copper BS-SSC-GLPEN-NPB-BRA1 |
Not Compatible |
|
6-Core (24AWG) Underwater Cable BS-SSC-6CORE-BLK-24A1 |
M10×1 Aluminum BS-SSC-CBLPN-BLK-10A1 |
7.2 × 4.6 Stainless Steel BS-SSC-GLPEN-SSX-72A1 7.2 × 4.6 Aluminum BS-SSC-GLPEN-ALU-72A1 |
7.2 × 4.6 Copper BS-SSC-GLPEN-NPB-BRA2 |
Not Compatible |
|
4-Core (28AWG) Underwater Cable BS-SSC-4CORE-BLK-28A1 |
M6×1 Aluminum BS-SSC-CBLPN-BLK-06A1 |
5.6 × 3.4 Stainless Steel BS-SSC-GLPEN-SSX-56A1 5.6 × 3.4 Aluminum BS-SSC-GLPEN-ALU-56A1 |
5.6 × 3.4 Copper BS-SSC-GLPEN-NPB-BLA1 |
Not Compatible |
|
6-Core (2 × 16AWG / 4 × 26AWG) Underwater Cable BS-SSC-6CORE-BLK-MXA1 |
M10×1 Aluminum BS-SSC-CBLPN-BLK-10A1 |
8.4 × 5.9 Stainless Steel BS-SSC-GLPEN-SSX-84A1 8.4 × 5.9 Aluminum BS-SSC-GLPEN-ALU-84A1 |
8.4 × 5.9 Copper BS-SSC-GLPEN-NPB-BRA3 |
Not Compatible |
|
4-Core (2 × 24AWG / 2 × 26AWG) Underwater Cable BS-SSC-4CORE-BLK-MXA1 |
M10×1 Aluminum BS-SSC-CBLPN-BLK-10A1 |
7.8 × 4.1 Stainless Steel BS-SSC-GLPEN-SSX-78A2 7.8 × 4.1 Aluminum BS-SSC-GLPEN-ALU-78A2 |
7.8 × 4.1 Copper BS-SSC-GLPEN-NPB-BRA4 |
Not Compatible |
|
3-Core (20AWG) Underwater Cable BS-SSC-3CORE-BLK-20A1 |
M8×1 Aluminum BS-SSC-CBLPN-BLK-08A1 |
6.4 × 4.3 Stainless Steel BS-SSC-GLPEN-SSX-64A1 6.4 × 4.3 Aluminum BS-SSC-GLPEN-ALU-64A1 |
6.4 × 4.3 Copper BS-SSC-GLPEN-NPB-BLA2 |
M8 Aluminum BS-SSC-THGLP-ALU-08A1 |
| Specification | 3-Core (16AWG) | 6-Core (24AWG) | 4-Core (28AWG) | 6-Core (2x 16AWG / 4x 26AWG) | 4-Core (2x 24AWG / 2x 26AWG) | 3-Core (20AWG) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conductor | Tinned Copper Wire 169×0.10 | Tinned Copper Wire 19×0.127 | Tinned Copper Wire 13×0.10 | Tinned Copper Wire 104×0.127; 19×0.1 | Tinned Copper Wire 19×0.127; 19×0.1 | Tinned Copper Wire 119×0.08 |
| Insulation | Double-Layer PUR | |||||
| Insulated Wire Diameter (mm) | 2.4±0.1 | 1.4±0.1 | 1.2±0.1 | 2.8±0.1; 1.2±0.1 | 1.6±0.1; 1.4±0.1 | 1.8±0.1 |
| Filler | Kevlar, Non-Woven | |||||
| Jacket Material | Polyether PUR | |||||
| Jacket Thickness (mm) | 1.15 | 1.4 | 1.0 | 1.1 | 1.3 | 1.0 |
| Jacket Color | Black | |||||
| Conductor DC Resistance | ≤13.8Ω/km | ≤75Ω/km | ≤185Ω/km | <13.7Ω/km; <122Ω/km | ≤75Ω/km | ≤32Ω/km |
| Test Voltages | 1000V/min(AC) | 1000V/min(AC) | 700V/min(AC) | 1000V/min(AC) | 1000V/min(AC) | 1000V/min(AC) |
| Insulation Resistance (20°C) | ≥20MΩ·km | ≥20MΩ·km | ≥20MΩ·km | ≥20MΩ·km | >10MΩ·km | ≥20MΩ·km |
| Rated Voltage | Power Line 300V | |||||
| Minimum Bending Radius (Fixed) | 4D (D = Cable Diameter) | |||||
| Minimum Bending Radius (Occasional Movement) | 7.5D (D = Cable Diameter) | |||||
| Core Color | Red, Black, Yellow | White, Yellow, Green, Red, Blue, Brown | White, Black, Red, Green | Red, Black, Blue, Orange, Green, Brown | Red, Black, White, Green | Red, Black, Yellow |
| Overall Cable Diameter (mm) | 7.5±0.15 | 7±0.15 | 5.2±0.15 | 8±0.15 | 7.5±0.15 | 6.0±0.15 |
How to waterproof the cable ends?
Waterproofing methods depend on specific requirements, considering factors such as whether it is detachable, waterproof depth, lifespan requirements, environmental conditions, and connection methods (line-to-line, watertight enclosure outlet), etc.
- Simple Waterproofing Treatment: Use cable penetrator, resin potting, etc.
- Waterproofing Treatment within 1000 meters depth: Traditional encapsulation materials sealing, such as gel beads, gland heads used in pump cables, etc.
- Deepwater Waterproofing Treatment: Sealing with vulcanized rubber, pressing waterproof connectors, fixed joints made of polyurethane, etc.
What is the minimum order quantity?
The minimum order quantity is 1 meter, and prices decrease with larger quantities. Please contact us for bulk discount on large order volumes.
How to strip the cables?
Cable stripping can be done using diagonal pliers or a knife blade. Stripping tools or pneumatic/electric wire strippers are used for batch cutting. Kevlar inside may require separate cutting.
What happens if the cable is bent below its minimum bending radius?
Prolonged bending below the minimum bending radius may cause the cable jacket to rupture. Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation should also be avoided.
What is the operating temperature range?
The long-term operating temperature is -20°C to 80°C, and the storage temperature is -20°C to 50°C.
Can it be used if the cable jacket is damaged?
A damaged cable jacket may lead to short circuits or open circuits and can affect waterproofing.