Double-ended subsea cable assemblies

Specify both ends of a subsea connection

A double-ended subsea cable assembly joins two defined equipment interfaces. Treat End A and End B as separate selections, even when the connectors look identical. The wiring, orientation and installed length determine whether the lead fits the system.

01End A and End B

Give the mating part number, contact count and contact gender for each end. Identify different equipment interfaces explicitly rather than describing the cable only as “male to female”.

02Pin-to-pin wiring

Provide a wiring schedule showing every conductor, screen and unused contact. Straight-through wiring must be specified; contact numbering and the view used on each drawing should be clear.

03Length, orientation and service

Mark length endpoints and the relative orientation of angled connectors. Include bends, service loops, movement and strain-relief locations, plus the operating pressure and required acceptance tests.