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IEC 60092-375 · screened · 2–37 cores

Shielded Marine Control Cable

A low-transfer-impedance screen keeps switching noise out of control and alarm circuits where drives, contactors and radar share the same cable route.

Voltage300/500 V
Cores2–37
ScreenCu braid ≥85%
StandardIEC 60092-375
Product overview

Construction and performance

A shielded control cable is specified when the control circuit shares a route with equipment that switches fast. The screen gives induced noise a low-impedance path to earth instead of letting it couple into the control signal. Copper braid is used where mechanical robustness and low transfer impedance matter, aluminium foil with a drain wire where continuous coverage at high frequency matters more than flex life. IEC 60092-375 fixes the construction and identification requirements for shipboard control cable.

Construction

  • Tinned copper conductor, class 2 or 5
  • XLPE or EPR insulation
  • Cores twisted in layers with fillers
  • Collective tinned-copper braid screen, ≥ 85% coverage
  • Optional individual or pair screens with drain wire
  • SHF1, SHF2 or LSZH sheath

Applications

  • Engine-room control circuits
  • Bridge navigation and alarm systems
  • Instrumentation and telemetry loops
  • Automation and interlocking circuits

Technical data

Rated voltage 300/500 V (0.6/1kV option)
Conductor Tinned copper, class 2 or class 5 to IEC 60228
Insulation XLPE or EPR
Screen Collective tinned-copper braid, ≥ 85% coverage, or individual pair screens
Sheath SHF1, SHF2 or LSZH compound
Core range 2 to 37 cores, 0.5 to 6 mm²
Construction standard IEC 60092-375
Flame propagation IEC 60332-1-2 and IEC 60332-3-22

Typical values. Final construction is confirmed on the order datasheet.

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Selection notes

What to confirm before ordering

Collective or individual screen?
A collective screen is sufficient where the whole cable carries signals at a similar level. Individual or pair screens are used where analogue measurement pairs sit next to 24 V switching circuits in the same cable, which is common in alarm and monitoring systems.
Where should the screen be earthed?
For control and instrumentation the screen is normally earthed at the panel end only, to avoid circulating current through the screen. For drive and VFD circuits the screen is bonded at both ends. The vessel specification or the classification-society rule decides which applies.
Does the screen reduce the current rating?
No. A braided screen is not a current-carrying conductor. It does add diameter and mass, so the bending radius and support spacing should be taken from the cable data sheet rather than the unshielded equivalent.

Standards & type approval

IEC 60092-375, IEC 60092-376, IEC 60228, IEC 60332-3, IEC 60754-1/-2 and IEC 61034 for LSZH variants. Classification-society type approval available.

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