Shell and keying
Supply the shell size, insert or contact arrangement, keying and coupling details. Record the space needed to connect, lock and remove the lead.
Ask DepthLink to assess an alternative cable assembly or connection for your Glenair-equipped subsea system. The starting point is the installation drawing, required circuit and exact mating interface.
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SENSING · CONNECTIVITY · INTEGRATIONFor a SeaKing reference, identify the particular series and dry-mate installation requirements. If the installation uses a pressure-balanced oil-filled assembly, identify that construction explicitly instead of treating it as a conventional moulded cable.
Supply the shell size, insert or contact arrangement, keying and coupling details. Record the space needed to connect, lock and remove the lead.
Confirm moulded cable, oil-filled hose or another termination. Hose interfaces, fluid compatibility and compensation requirements need a specific engineering review.
Provide mounting and sealing drawings, electrical or optical allocation and the required environmental evidence. Existing equipment approvals do not automatically transfer to a changed assembly.
Browse standard assembly formats or start with a project-specific brief.
Explore the assembly format and engineering options around your requirement.
A direct replacement can only be confirmed against the exact configured parts, mating drawings, electrical requirements and operating conditions. A replacement cable, a changed mating pair and a redesigned equipment interface are different scopes. Your DepthLink proposal will identify the agreed configuration and any installation changes.
Send your existing part number or drawing reference through our contact form, or email our team directly.
Glenair is named to identify the existing product reference. This is a DepthLink alternative-solution enquiry page, not a manufacturer or authorised-distributor page. Brand names belong to their respective owners.
Share your operating conditions, interfaces and quantities. Partial information is enough to start.