DEVICE: VHF, Handset Cable
BRAND: SAILOR, DEBEG, SAM, SKANTI
TYPE: Sailor CU5000 Remote Handset Cable
SAILOR CU5000 Handset Cable
Overview
The SAILOR CU5000 Handset Cable is a coiled connection lead designed for use with the SAILOR CU5000 Remote Control Unit. This cable ensures reliable voice communication and integrates seamlessly with SAILOR, DEBEG, SAM, and SKANTI marine handset systems.
Key Features
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Compatibility: Specifically designed for the SAILOR CU5000 Remote Control Unit, compatible with SAILOR RT-5022, RT-5020, and CU-5100 systems.
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Coiled Cable Design: Facilitates easy handling and storage, reducing clutter in the communication area.
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Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of marine environments, ensuring longevity and reliable performance.
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Compact Packaging: Supplied in a small box (~10 cm x 5 cm x 5 cm), making it easy to store and transport.
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HS Code: 854430, suitable for international shipping and customs processing.
Technical Specifications
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Cable Type: Coiled (spring) cable for easy handling and storage.
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Length: Approximately 3 meters (extendable with compatible connectors).
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Connectors: Standard marine-grade connectors compatible with SAILOR and other marine communication systems.
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Weight: Approximately 0.2 kg.
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Packaging Dimensions: 10 cm x 5 cm x 5 cm.
Installation & Maintenance Notes
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Installation: Connect the cable to the handset and the corresponding port on the radio system. Ensure all connections are secure to maintain optimal performance.
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Maintenance: Regularly inspect the cable for signs of wear or damage. Replace the cable if any defects are found to ensure continuous reliable communication.
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Replacement: When replacing the cable, ensure compatibility with the specific radio system in use to maintain system integrity.
Why It Matters
Maintaining a functional and reliable handset cable is crucial for ensuring clear and uninterrupted communication in marine environments. The SAILOR CU5000 Handset Cable provides a durable and efficient solution, supporting the operational reliability of marine communication systems.
