Marine instruments · underwater equipment · pressure environments

Interconnect options for marine and underwater project requirements

Select a water-tight connector or custom interface by defining where it operates, whether it is mated or unmated under pressure, how it connects to the cable or enclosure, and what the equipment must withstand.

SHX16 water-tight connector catalog rendering
Catalog rendering

SHX16 connector configurations

Configuration-oriented water-tight connector options for marine instruments and pressure-environment projects.

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Typical project settings

Built around the installation and operating sequence

Oceanographic instruments

Sensor, logging and measurement equipment that needs a compact cable or connector interface.

ROV and AUV development

Vehicle subsystems and payloads where mating, service access, cable routing and pressure conditions must be explicit.

Offshore and submerged equipment

Project-specific electrical connections for equipment housings, monitoring systems and pressure environments.

Connector options

SHX16 and SHX15 configuration paths

These source-traceable series provide visual and configuration starting points. Selection begins with contact arrangement, termination, cable interface, mating state and the exact pressure or immersion condition.

Water-tight configurationsProject-specific cable interfacesSmall-batch discussionEngineering input review
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SHX15 water-tight connector catalog rendering
Catalog rendering

SHX15 connector configurations

A source-traceable connector record for water-tight project discussions with mating state and pressure conditions kept explicit.

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Representative marine connector configuration
Representative configuration

Custom marine connector configuration

A representative visual for discussing interface, mating, cable, sealing and installation inputs.

Custom interface discussion

Define the mating and pressure conditions before selection

  • Mated, unmated or open-face condition
  • Working, test or short-duration hydrostatic condition
  • Immersion medium, temperature and duration
  • Cable, overmold, backshell and enclosure interface
  • Contact count, voltage, current and signal requirements
  • Quantity, sample or first-article and target timing

Project note: Submit the required depth, mating method, leakage and immersion conditions for configuration-specific review.

Made-to-order project support

Prepare a reviewable marine connector request

Send the equipment setting, mating sequence, pressure condition, cable interface, electrical requirements and destination so the correct technical and compliance route can be used.