Marine Cables

Cable for marine and offshore camera installations, specified to the project.

Cabling for camera installations on vessels, platforms and marine structures. Types and approvals are selected against the installation rather than taken from a single standard part, because a marine or offshore run has to satisfy the rules that apply to it.

Data, coaxial, control and power types as the design needs
Fire performance and approvals selected per installation
Supplied against the cable schedule, with certificates

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SPECIFICATIONS

Types Data, coaxial, control and power

Selection Against the installation and its approvals

Supply To the cable schedule

Documentation Certificates as the installation requires

Note Types confirmed at quotation

Description

Cable on a vessel or an offshore structure is held to requirements a landside installation never sees. It has to keep working while it is soaked in salt, wiped with oil and flexed by vibration, and it has to behave acceptably in a fire - which for enclosed and manned spaces generally means flame retardant and, where the specification calls for it, low smoke and halogen free, so that people can still see and breathe on an escape route.

For camera work the decision usually spans several types at once: data cable for IP cameras, coaxial where analogue equipment remains, control cable for pan-tilt and ancillaries, and power cable where PoE will not carry the load. Screening is specified against the electrical environment, which offshore is a noisy one full of variable-speed drives and radio transmitters. Armour is added where the cable can be walked on, dropped on or chafed.

Approvals are what determine whether an installation can be signed off, and they belong to the project rather than to a catalogue line. Cable for shipboard and offshore use is type-approved by classification societies, and a surveyor will look for that approval against the drawings. We therefore specify cable against your cable schedule and the rules the installation is being built to, and supply the certificates with the delivery, rather than offering a single part and hoping it fits.

The other things that decide whether a run behaves are set at design stage: length and volt drop, bend radii, segregation from power circuits, and gland and termination detail. Getting those right is what avoids the intermittent faults that are unpleasant to trace once everything is closed up.

Features

Types to suit the design. Data, coaxial, control and power, chosen against what the cameras and ancillaries actually need.
Fire performance to specification. Flame retardant, and low smoke halogen free where the installation calls for it.
Screened and armoured options. For electrically noisy environments and for runs exposed to impact or chafe.
Approvals treated as project requirements. Selected against the rules the installation is signed off to, with certificates supplied.
Supplied to a schedule. Types, lengths and drum sizes worked out from the cable schedule rather than estimated.
Design detail included. Volt drop, bend radii, segregation and glanding considered before anything is ordered.

Applications

Specified wherever a camera installation is subject to marine or offshore rules.

Vessels and FPSOs. Deck, accommodation and machinery-space runs.
Fixed offshore platforms. Between modules, up masts and along walkways.
Jetties and marine terminals. Exposed runs in constant salt.
Shipyards and refits. System replacements that have to satisfy the original approvals.
Coastal industrial sites. Where the atmosphere is marine even though the installation is on land.
Hazardous areas. Where cable type, armour and glanding form part of the certified installation.

Send us the cable schedule, or the drawings and the approvals you have to satisfy, and we will come back with compliant types, quantities and certificates.

Support & Documents

PT Vivo Asia Teknologi Indonesia supplies surveillance equipment as part of a designed and commissioned system rather than as a boxed item. Our scope typically covers:

Site survey, camera placement and field-of-view study against your actual site.
System design, including transmission, power, recording capacity and mounting.
Supply, installation, termination and commissioning.
Integration with your VMS, access control and PAGA or alarm systems.
Analytics configuration and tuning to bring false alarms down to a workable level.
Operator and maintainer training, with ongoing maintenance and support.

Optical, electrical and approval details vary by variant and are confirmed against the current manufacturer datasheet at quotation stage. Tell us the area to be covered, the detection distance you need and the site conditions, and we will come back with the right variant and a full bill of materials.

Use the enquiry button above for a datasheet, a specification or a project quotation.