RFOU Instrumentation IEC60092-376|Marine, OIL,GAS & Petrochemical Cables

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Multiconductor signal cable

Multiconductor signal cable is ideally suited for use in signal applications including electronic governor actuators, interconnect cable for driller consoles, and SCR systems located in a high electrostatic noise environment. These constructions provide a cable with outstanding resistance to mechanical abuse, moisture, flame, sunlight, and petrochemical fluids through a wide ambient temperature range. These cables also provides important benefits regarding size, weight, tray fill and ease of installation.

Standards

IEEE-45, /IEEE 1580 Type P
UL 1309 Marine Shipboard Cable (File E83358)
CSA C22.2 No. 245 Marine Shipboard
U.S. Coast Guard recognized
Canadian Coast Guard recognized
Performance Requirements of IEC 92-3
Type approved ABS, DNV, NVE and Lloyds
IEC 332-3 Category “A” Flame Test
Insulation ICEA S-95-658
IEC 60092-353
Meets requirements of 46 CFR Parts 110 and 111

Construction

Conductor: Annealed, Tinned copper per ASTM B33, B8 and B172
Insulation: Irradiated crosslinked polyolefin (Colors – as required)
Pair Assembly: Two insulated conductors twisted with a tin-coated copper drain wire, a helically applied aluminum/polyester laminated tape shield, and an isolation tape
Cabling: Required number of pairs cabled together
Overall Shield System: Helically applied aluminum/polyester laminated tape shield in continuous contact with a tin-coated copper drain wire
Binder Tape: Helically applied
Jacket: Black arctic neoprene

Number of conductors	AWG	mm²	Stranding (Number of strand/strand diameter AWG)	Insulation thickness mm	Nominal overall diameter mm	Approx. net weight Lbs/m	Kg/km
1	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	7.92	51	76
2	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	12.50	89	134
3	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	13.00	116	174
4	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	14.43	138	207
5	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	15.24	155	233
6	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	16.89	186	279
7	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	16.89	196	294
8	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	18.16	218	327
10	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	20.52	270	405
12	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	22.15	335	503
16	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	24.46	420	630
17	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	25.53	445	668
19	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	25.91	475	713
20	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	26.67	508	762
24	22	0.38	19/34	0.76	30.27	589	884
1	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	8.33	54	81
2	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	13.64	118	177
3	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	14.02	137	206
4	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	15.34	167	221
5	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	16.54	191	287
6	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	17.65	208	312
7	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	17.78	215	323
8	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	17.78	228	342
10	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	22.66	352	528
12	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	23.55	402	603
16	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	26.29	515	773
20	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	28.70	602	903
24	20	0.61	19/32	0.76	32.26	725	1087

Number of conductors	AWG	mm²	Stranding (Number of strand/strand diameter AWG)	Insulation thickness mm	Nominal overall diameter mm	Approx. net weight Lbs/m	Kg/km
1	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	8.89	66	99
2	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	15.54	182	273
3	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	16.28	225	338
4	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	17.63	254	381
5	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	18.16	264	396
6	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	20.60	345	518
7	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	20.60	364	546
8	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	24.90	474	711
10	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	26.42	535	803
12	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	27.20	617	926
14	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	28.50	675	1013
16	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	29.95	767	1151
20	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	31.62	830	1245
24	18	0.96	19/30	0.76	36.53	1089	1634
1	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	9.14	70	105
2	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	15.64	196	294
3	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	17.00	243	365
4	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	17.86	279	419
5	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	18.84	295	443
6	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	20.45	320	480
7	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	20.45	347	521
8	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	25.55	543	815
10	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	25.91	520	780
12	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	27.18	589	884
16	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	30.23	755	1133
20	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	33.02	910	1365
24	16	1.22	19/29	0.76	38.48	1160	1740

Number of conductors	AWG	mm²	Stranding (Number of strand/strand diameter AWG)	Insulation thickness mm	Nominal overall diameter mm	Approx. net weight Lbs/m	Kg/km
1	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	9.91	83	125
2	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	16.44	175	263
3	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	17.40	240	360
4	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	19.18	295	443
5	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	20.70	350	525
6	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	23.62	458	687
7	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	23.62	480	720
8	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	25.20	537	806
10	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	26.97	630	945
12	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	29.46	755	1133
16	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	33.22	977	1466
20	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	37.59	1270	1905
24	14	1.94	19/27	0.76	42.67	2265	3398
10	12	3.08	19/25	0.76	31.75	1023	1535
12	12	3.08	19/25	0.76	32.61	1181	1771