Floating Cable

Floating cables (also called buoyant cables) are specially designed to float on the surface of water. Their overall density is reduced by using foamed sheaths (such as foamed PUR) or low-density fillers, resulting in an average density lower than that of water.
They feature excellent waterproof and corrosion-resistant properties, with outer sheaths typically in high-visibility orange or yellow for easy identification on water.
These cables are used in aquatic or near-water applications such as floating photovoltaic systems, underwater robots, and aquaculture monitoring for power and signal transmission.