Description

CEFR/DA, CEE/DA Marine Power Cables
For main shipboard power circuits; oil-resistant, seawater corrosion-resistant, flame-retardant, and low-smoke; features stranded flexible copper conductors; suitable for humid shipboard environments.
CHJV90/DA Marine Shielded Control Cables
Features a metal braided shield; for shipboard instrumentation, signal, and control cabinet wiring; resistant to electromagnetic interference from shipboard motors.
CJPF/SC, CJPJ/SC High-Voltage Marine Cables
For high-power shipboard propulsion and high-voltage systems; steel-wire armored for protection against mechanical crushing; holds CCS (China Classification Society) certification.
CJ85/SC Low-Smoke Zero-Halogen (LSZH) Marine Cables
Designed for shipboard fire safety systems; produces minimal smoke and low toxicity during combustion; complies with shipboard fire safety regulations.

Model	Structural characteristics	Applications	Key Features
CEFR	Rubber insulation, stranded flexible conductor, rubber outer sheath	Cabin lighting, fans, pumps, mobile equipment	Flexible, bend-resistant, oil-resistant, and flame-retardant; the most commonly used standard marine cable
CEFR/SA	CEFR: Enhanced weather and aging resistance	Open decks, ship-side cabling	Resistant to sunlight and seawater spray
CJPF	Cross-linked insulation, standard sheath, rigid conductor	Fixed power main lines in cabins	Stable under pressure; suitable for fixed installation
CJPJ	Cross-linked insulation + overall copper wire braided shield	Engine rooms, variable frequency drives (VFDs), and power distribution in areas with high electromagnetic interference	Resistant to electromagnetic interference, preventing signal disruption in instrumentation