Description

Ship cables

Ship cables are commonly used as power cables, control cables, instrumentation and information inside the different types of ships. These cables are usually approved by unions such as NK (Japan), LR (United Kingdom), BV (France), ABS (USA), DNV (Norway), GL (Germany), KR (Korea) , RINA (Italy), and CR (Taiwan). LS Cable has obtained certificates such as UL and ETL for these cables.

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– JIS C 3410: This cable conforms to Japanese industry standards and is the most popular type in Korea and Japan.
– IEC SHF1: This is a halogen-free flexible cable, in compliance with IEC standards. This product is very environmentally friendly and does not contain acid gas, which is very harmful to human health.
– DIN 89158-89160: This type of rubber insulated cable has high durability in accordance with DIN standard. This product is classified as a CR cable with high flexibility and cables without a harmful acid component.
– IEEE 1580 E / X: This is a cable used for ships, in compliance with the US IEEE standard. Cable insulation is of type E (rubber insulation – ERP) and type X (XLPE insulation).

Underground cable at sea

Ship cables are commonly used as power cables, control cables, instrumentation and information inside various types of vessels such as LNG in marine equipment industries such as FPSO. These cables are usually approved by unions such as LR (United Kingdom), BV (France), ABS (USA), DNV (Norway), and GL (Germany). LS Cable has obtained certificates such as UL, ETL and GOST (Russia) for these cables.

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– AS 4193: This cable is made according to Australian standards and is a typical product manufactured with an air-tight structure. Since a halogen-free shell is applied to ERP insulation, this product is dedicated to FPSO.
– JIS HF: This halogen free cable is made according to the basic IEC standard. Since then the product name is similar to the name of the cable for JIS ships. It can be distinguished more easily. This product is reserved for LNG.
– NEK 606: This cable is manufactured according to Norwegian standards and is a mud-proof cable.
– BS 6883/7917: This cable is manufactured according to British standards and the cover is used with chemical and oil resistant material.
– IEEE 1580 P: This cable is manufactured according to American IEEE standards. Flexible core is used for P. cable type. XLPO insulation is covered with very flexible PCP material. This cable is very soft, easy to install and ductile.
– IEEE 1580 LSE / LSX: These halogen-free cables are manufactured according to IEEE standards.

Cables for warships

– The most commonly used warship cables are power cables, control cables, instrumentation, and information inside various types of ships such as transports, battleships and submarines.
– These cables are usually approved by the Korea Maritime Administration, where the Korean cable firm has won the KETI certificate and is approved by the Korean military. It is applicable to US NAVSEA certificate.

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– MIL-DTL-24643B: Date cables are manufactured according to US military standards and are divided into 2 categories such as waterproof cables and non-waterproof cables. This product has high abrasion resistance.
– MIL-DTL-24640B: Manufactured according to US military standards and much lighter than 24643B. This product is divided into two types of waterproof and non-waterproof and easy to install because of its flexibility and lightness. – VG 95218: This cable has high fire resistance, halogen-free and oil-proof.

Cables for locomotives

– Cables used for vehicles are non-toxic, halogen-free and comply with French standards. This product is often used for electric power, control, measurement and internal information of vehicles such as trains, subways, high-speed trains ..
– It can be used for signaling lines between railroads and inside stations. Moreover LS Cable has obtained a British WALLINGTON certification for this type of cable and has produced cables for KTX, to assemble the Korean high-speed subway. The performance and quality of LS cable products is internationally recognized.

Cables for nuclear plants

– Nuclear power plant cables are classified as CLASS 1E cables (to prevent electrical and radiological contamination from the breaches of nuclear reactors, separation between ship compartments, and by elimination eliminating heat from the hold of ships when accidents occur in nuclear reactors) and NON CLASS 1E cables (typical for turbines and switchyards in unsafe areas).
– LS cables for nuclear plants are typical for Korean nuclear power plants.