Hybrid Subsea Cable
Hybrid Subsea Cable
Our Hybrid Subsea Cables combine electrical power, fiber optics and signal transmission into a single subsea cable designed for demanding underwater environments.

Key Features
Tensile Strength: from 0 to 6 tonnes. Enhanced Kevlar fiber content and advanced braiding techniques achieve high strength.
Core Process: Silver-Plated Conductors, Twisted-Pair Groups, High-Quality Insulation Layer, M-Layer Concentric Array.
Extensive Range: from 1 to 60 cores
Conductor Cross-Sections: from 0.08 mm² to 35 mm².
Other Options: Water Tightness Compound / Sealant / Water-Blocking Yarn
Specifications
Construction
Conductor: Fine-stranded, extra-flexible tinned soft copper wire, Compliant with IEC60228(VDE 0295)Class 6.
Insulation: TPE, TPE, TPV, XLPE, DPEM
Core Structure: anti-twist layering, grouped gap filling, twisted pairs, and layered binding.
Optical Fiber:Single-Mode/Multi-Mode
Shielding: A combination of tinned copper braid provides EMI/RFI shielding.
Tensile Strength Member: Central Kevlar Core, Interstitial Kevlar Fill, Kevlar Braid
Sheath: Abrasion-resistant Polyurethane (PU), XLPE
Electronic Data
Working Voltage: 300/300V~0.6/1KV
Test Voltage: 2000 V
Insulation Resistance: ≥20 MΩ·km (at 20°C)
Minimum Bending Radius: Dynamic: 7.5 × OD, Fixed: 4 × OD
Operating Temperature: -40°C to +105°C
Applications
Offshore Oil & Gas – Built for reliable subsea power, control and communication. Subsea Monitoring – Designed for continuous underwater sensing and data transmission.
Marine Renewable Energy – Supports offshore renewable energy infrastructure.
Ocean Research – Connects underwater scientific instruments with power and fiber optics.
Underwater Infrastructure – Ideal for permanent subsea installations and inspection systems.
Ports & Coastal Engineering – Reliable connectivity for marine infrastructure monitoring.
Ordering Information
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 100 meters or project-based negotiation
Standard Lead Time: 6-8 weeks after order confirmation
Customization: Fully supported
Related Readings
1. What Is a Subsea Cable? Types, Applications & Selection Guide






