Submersible cables are required to supply electricity to various devices that must work while submerged, are frequently exposed to rain, and are used in conditions that are unpredictable. These ruggedly built cabling are able to safely conduct electricity because they are encased in tough and very robust insulation. The specifications for this kind of cable vary depending on electric load, the type of liquid the cable comes into contact, and the working environment surrounding the electrical equipment. Modern submersible wiring are insulated with modern plastic and rubber compounds that have minimal impact to the liquid surrounding it.
The most common use for this type of wire is supplying electricity to submersible pumps. These pumps that are designed to work fully submerged are used in many kinds of liquids including fresh water for household use. It is not rare to have deep wells that are hundreds of feet deep. For this type of application, special care is taken to select the insulating material making sure that they do not contain harmful chemicals that may contaminate the water supply.
Heavy duty pumps are used in pumping sewage and floodwater. The waterproof wires that are used to power these pumps must be heavy duty as well. They must be durably designed to withstand constant abrasion and corrosive liquids.
These ruggedly built electrical conductors are also used in fountain displays. The most common electric devices that are found in fountain displays are lights and pumps. While the demands for the the wiring in fountains may not be as exacting, still they must withstand exposure to sunlight and temperature fluctuations including scorching heat during midsummer as well as freezing temperatures when water in the fountain turns to ice.
Hobbyists who maintain large aquariums all use pumps that form part of a filtration system keeping aquarium water clean. To minimize hazard of electric shock, aquarium pumps are powered by low voltage electricity. This type of light-duty cabling must be easy to maintain and handle by the household.
Construction sites require a reliable source of power. The working environment is clearly not suited for ordinary wiring where wet and muddy conditions are very common and add to the hazards faced by the workers who must manually lug these heavy wires from place to place. The perfect wiring for such applications undoubtedly are submersible cables. They are used to bring power to the floodlights that illuminate excavation areas, electric tools construction workers use everyday, and pumps and compressors in a harsh environment
When you doubt the ability of ordinary wires to deliver a constant supply of power, why not think about using the best available alternative. Submersible cables are designed for durability and heavy duty use. They might cost more than other types of cables but these special cables pay back handsomely in terms of safety and reliability.
| Price : $3,499.00 | Post Date : Apr 30, 2012 22:38:20
