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Marine Boat Shop, a specialist in nautical equipment for wiring, networks,and interfaces, offers a selection of electrical cables that play a crucial role in marine, land-based, and industrial electrical systems. Here are some key insights into electrical cables, particularly those used in maritime environments or for electric motor applications:

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Câble électrique Profiplast PBS-R

Le câble électrique Profiplast PBS-R est conçu pour répondre aux exigences des environnements industriels et résidentiels. Ce câble de haute qualité est idéal pour diverses applications électriques grâce à ses caractéristiques techniques avancées. Idéal pour l’alimentation électrique des pompes immergées en contact direct avec l’eau douce. PBS-R...

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Câble électrique Profiplast PBS-SEA

Le câble électrique Profiplast PBS-SEA est spécialement conçu pour les applications marines et industrielles exigeant une résistance accrue à l'environnement. Grâce à sa robustesse et ses caractéristiques avancées, ce câble offre une performance optimale dans des conditions difficiles. Idéal pour l’alimentation des coffrets électriques situés sur les...

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Tresse de masse

La tresse de masse est un composant électrique essentiel utilisé pour assurer la mise à la terre et la dissipation des charges électrostatiques. Fabriquée à partir de fils de cuivre tressés, elle garantit une excellente conductivité et une grande souplesse pour une installation facile dans divers contextes. Tresse de masse de 10 à 25 mm² par bobine de...

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Types of Electrical Cables:

Single-core cable: Made of a single copper conductor, this is commonly used for simple applications where a single current needs to be carried.

Multi-core cable: Contains several individually insulated conductors. It's used for more complex systems requiring multiple electrical circuits.

Marine cable: Specifically designed to withstand marine environments, this cable is resistant to water, salt, oils, and UV rays. It’s essential for electrical installations on boats.

Shielded cable: This cable is protected by a metal sheath or braid to prevent electromagnetic interference and enhance durability in harsh conditions.

Flexible cable: Highly flexible, this type is ideal for mobile connections or installations where cables need to be frequently handled or moved.

Important Features of Electrical Cables:

Cable section: The conductor section (measured in mm²) determines how much current the cable can safely carry. A section that's too small can cause overheating, while one that's too large can be economically inefficient.

Conductor material: Most electrical cables use copper, a great conductor of electricity. In some cases, aluminum may be used, though it's less common in marine applications.

Insulation: The insulation around the cable is essential to protect against short circuits, electrical shocks, and corrosion. Marine cables, for example, are often wrapped in PVC or polyethylene sheathing that is resistant to moisture and chemicals.

Resistance to specific environments: For marine or industrial environments, cables must be resistant to heat, oils, corrosive chemicals, and UV rays to ensure long lifespan and maximum safety.

Specific Cable Applications:

Cables for electric boat motors: These cables need to carry a high current to power motors, especially for powerful electric motors or winches.

Cables for power supply and batteries: In marine systems, larger gauge cables are necessary to manage the power supply from batteries to motors, ensuring minimal energy loss and optimal safety.

Standards and Certifications:

Electrical cables, especially for marine applications, must comply with strict safety and performance standards, such as ISO standards or specific marine certifications (CE, ABYC, IEC), ensuring they can function safely in extreme conditions.

Depending on the application (marine, land-based, or industrial), it is essential to choose the right cable to ensure safety, performance, and durability of the electrical system.