Below the surface.
At the point of control.
Mechanical limit switches, underwater pushbuttons and magnetic proximity sensing. Four switch types, configured around the mechanism and connected through a complete subsea assembly.
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The right actuation.
The complete connection.
Subsea Mechanical Limit Switch
Direct plunger actuation for end-position feedback on subsea actuators, latches and submerged machinery. Develop the switch, mounting arrangement and Nano subsea cable connection as one assembly.
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Subsea Panel-Mount Pushbutton
A guarded, panel-mounted pushbutton for subsea control panels and underwater tooling, with a sealed rear cable and Nano subsea connector. Specify the complete immersed installation.
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Low-Profile Subsea Pushbutton
A compact surface-mounted pushbutton for underwater tools and confined subsea installations. Low body height, a protected actuation face and a moulded Nano cable connection support a coordinated assembly.
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Cable-Connected Subsea Magnetic Proximity Switch
A magnet-operated subsea proximity switch with a sealed sensing face, adjustable threaded mount and moulded cable to a Nano subsea connector. Select the target and complete cable assembly together.
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as much as the sensing point.
Each switch type is shown with a sealed subsea cable and Nano-style connector. Specify the mating connector, cable construction, length, pin allocation and pressure boundary together. Mating while submerged is a separate requirement to confirm for the chosen interface.
Mechanical contact
Choose a plunger when the mechanism should physically operate the switch at a defined position.
Local command
Choose a guarded pushbutton for an intentional underwater operator or tool input.
Magnetic sensing
Choose a proximity switch and target when discrete position feedback should be non-contact.
Engineered around your duty.
Pressure, temperature, electrical loads and mechanical performance are specified for the final configuration. Confirm the complete assembly and required documentation with your enquiry.
Material options ↗
Review stainless steel, titanium, Inconel and Monel for the wetted parts and interfaces.
System integration ↗
Connect position feedback to a complete subsea control and cable architecture.
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Compare existing proximity switch configurations and linear position feedback.