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Micro low-profile cable assemblies

Specify micro low-profile subsea cable assemblies for constrained equipment interfaces. Review connector references, wiring, cable lengths and maintenance access.

FROM CATALOGUE TO ASSEMBLY

Plan the clearance around a Micro Low Profile cable

Micro Low Profile connections are a route to consider where the available installation envelope is constrained. Assess the mounted connection and cable route together: the connector’s shape alone does not describe the space the finished assembly needs.

Measure the available space
Supply a section drawing showing the mounting surface, surrounding structure and maximum permitted height. Include access for mating, retention and servicing.
Set the cable-exit direction
Show where the cable must turn and where it can be supported. Specify fixed or moving service and the routing constraints so that the selected cable’s permitted bend can be checked.
Resolve the termination and wiring
Provide both equipment interfaces, pin functions and the required length. If replacing a lead, include the original drawing; a lower-profile connection should not be assumed to preserve the old pinout or assembly rating.

How should I state the cable length?

Use a sketch to identify the measurement endpoints, such as connector faces or a defined free-end termination. Include route allowance and service movement separately, so the quoted length and the installation requirement are unambiguous.

PRODUCT + APPLICATION ENGINEERING

Custom underwater cable assemblies, configured for your installation.

Specify the whole connection: single-ended or double-ended subsea cable assemblies, proximity switch leads and custom harness requirements. Cable construction, connector interfaces, length, pin assignment and termination must suit the equipment and operating environment.

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