A low loss cable system adapted for use as a cable landfall system. The cable system comprises a cable having a plurality of cores. Each core comprises a conductor, a first insulating layer, a second electrically conductive layer and a third layer. The cable comprises two sections, connected at a connection point CP. A first section of the cable is arranged to be exposed to a landfall area and a second section of the cable is arranged to be exposed to a submarine area. The cable is arranged such that circulating currents are prevented or reduced in the second conductive layers of the cable in the section exposed to the landfall area, thus assisting in maintaining the ampacity of the cable in this section without, or by reducing, the need to increase the cross sectional area of the cable in the landfall area. This is accomplished by electrically connecting the second conductive layers of the cores to each other at the connection point. At a distal end of the first section of the cable, the second layers are arranged to leave an open ended termination, thus avoiding a closed circuit that would otherwise create circulating currents in the second layers of the first section, thus maintaining ampacity.

A wiring member including: three or more electrical wire portions extending in different directions from a branching position; and a retaining member that is an elastic member and covers base end portions of the three or more electrical wire portions. The retaining member includes three or more cylindrical portions that are joined to each other at respective base end portions thereof, one or two adjacent cylindrical portions of the three or more cylindrical portions being a base cylindrical portion provided with a slit extending over the entire length thereof on one side, and the remaining cylindrical portion being a divided cylindrical portion provided with slits extending over the entire length thereof on two sides, and the retaining member is closed via a fixing member.

A wiring member includes: a plurality of wire-like transmission members; and a sheet to which the plurality of wire-like transmission members are fixed, wherein an intersection region portion where the plurality of wire-like transmission members are disposed on the sheet to intersect with each other is provided, and the intersection region portion includes a bending position.

An electrical cable includes a first wire conductor separated from a second wire conductor and a compensation area proximate to, but separated from, an end portion of the cable and a method of manufacturing such an electrical cable. The first and second wire conductors are each connected to a contact element. The first and second wire conductors are separated by a first distance within the compensation area. The first and second wire conductors are separated by a second distance outside of the compensation area. The first distance is less than the second distance, thereby decreasing an impedance of the cable within the compensation area.

The present disclosure relates to a hybrid cable having a jacket with a central portion positioned between left and right portions. The central portion contains at least one optical fiber and the left and right portions contain electrical conductors. The left and right portions can be manually torn from the central portion.

A seal mold divided structure for combination cable is characterized in that it comprises the following structures: a first cable and a second cable separated from the combination cable; a connector provided at the end of said first cable; a division molding portion that molds the division part between said first cable and second cable and keeps said first cable and second cable separated from each other; a connector molding portion that molds the connection part between said connector and said first cable; a protection tube that protects said first cable, with its ends respectively fixed to said division molding portion and said connector molding portion; and isolation portions, which are respectively inserted from the inner sides of both ends of said protection tube and wrap the exterior of said first cable, capable of preventing inflow of a molding compound.

A wiring system includes: a main wire-side wiring member including a plurality of main wire-side circuits and a plurality of main wire-side connectors, the plurality of main wire-side circuits bundled in a form with a plurality of connection ends; and a terminal-side wiring member including a terminal-side connector connected to any one of the plurality of main wire-side connectors and a terminal-side circuit connected to the terminal-side connector, wherein the plurality of main wire-side connectors include an extra-thin electrical wire connector, the plurality of main wire-side circuits include a plurality of extra-thin electrical wire connector connection circuits connected to the extra-thin electrical wire connector, and the plurality of extra-thin electrical wire connector connection circuits include an extra-thin electrical wire having a conductor cross-sectional area of 0.13 sq or less as an extra-thinnest electrical wire having a smallest conductor cross-sectional area.

Improvements are disclosed to spotlights changing beam direction during use so as to reach one or more subjects different distances away. One aspect of the invention automates the adjustment of beam parameters including beam size, shape, edge, and intensity to manage the effects resulting from causes including changes in fixture-to-subject distance/throw, focal length, and color/color correction. In one aspect, changes in beam elevation are used to calculate corrections for changing dstance/throw without the requirement to determine the location of the fixture or actual change in distance.

A multicore shielded cable includes a first core wire group composed of a plurality of assembled core wires, a first binding tape wound around an outer circumference of the first core wire group, a first braided shield provided around an outer circumference of the first binding tape, a second binding tape wound around an outer circumference of the first braided shield, a second core wire group composed of a plurality of core wires arranged around an outer circumference of the second binding tape, a third binding tape wound around an outer circumference of the second core wire group, a second braided shield provided around an outer circumference of the third binding tape, and a jacket provided around an outer circumference of the second braided shield.

In a splice connection member, a core wire holder is integrally formed on an interior of each of a plurality of depressions into which coated wires can be guided. A plurality of pressure blades are provided opposite each other on a wire introduction opening side of the depressions, the pair of pressure blades separated by a distance smaller than an inlet diameter of the wire introduction opening. Each of the pressure blades includes a plurality of blade tips separated by a distance in an axis direction of the coated wires smaller than a thickness of the coating, and the core wire holder includes a plurality of pressure portions. A communicating groove is formed in each of the depressions so as to be open on two ends, passing between the plurality of pairs of blade tips, the communicating groove extending in a circumference direction of each of the coated wires.