Underwater Mine Control Housing

Underwater Mine Control Housing refers to the protective casing or enclosure that houses the control mechanisms of an underwater mine. It is a component of the supply class Underwater Mine And Components, Inert, which falls under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives.

The Underwater Mine Control Housing is designed to protect the sensitive control systems of the underwater mine from external elements such as water, pressure, and impact. It provides a secure and watertight environment for the control mechanisms to function properly.

The control housing typically includes various components such as circuit boards, sensors, communication devices, power supply units, and connectors. These components work together to control the activation, detonation, and other functions of the underwater mine.

Inert underwater mine control housings are used for training, testing, or storage purposes. They do not contain any explosive materials and are considered safe for handling and transportation.

It is important to note that the specific design and features of underwater mine control housings may vary depending on the type and purpose of the underwater mine system they are intended for.