waterproof cable assembly power

Des: Industrial gateway waterproof cable assembly power
Part No:
Specification:
Connector Type : power
Jacket Material : 
Cable Assembly Length : 
Operating Temperature Range : -40 – 90 °C
Packaging: Bag

Key Features:

  • Waterproof/water-resistant housing or jacket material (e.g. rubber, thermoplastic, etc.)
  • Seals and gaskets to prevent water ingress
  • Corrosion-resistant components
  • Strain relief to protect cable-to-connector interface
  • Ratings for water submersion depth and duration (e.g. IP67, IP68)

Applications:

  • Outdoor equipment and machinery
  • Marine/boat wiring
  • Underground/buried cable runs
  • Industrial equipment in wet environments
  • Temporary power cords for construction sites

Benefits:

  • Protects sensitive electrical components from water damage
  • Enables use in harsh, wet environments
  • Improves reliability and longevity of the cable assembly
  • Enhances safety by preventing short circuits and electric shocks

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