Low smoke halogen-free wires and cables

NegotiableUpdate on 04/02

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Overview

Low smoke halogen-free wires and cables

Product Details

Low smoke halogen-free wires and cables (clean cables)

Cross linked polyethylene insulated safe and clean (environmentally friendly) power cables

Cross linked polyethylene insulated safe and clean (environmentally friendly) control cable

Cross linked polyethylene insulated, safe, clean (environmentally friendly), fire-resistant cable

Clean (environmentally friendly) wires for fixed wiring with 450/750v polyethylene insulation

300/500V polyethylene insulated fixed wiring with clean (environmentally friendly) wires (round)

300/500V polyethylene insulated clean (environmentally friendly) flexible wire

300/500V PVC insulated clean (environmentally friendly) flexible wire

450/750v PVC insulated clean (environmentally friendly) flexible wire

Scope of Application

This product is suitable for fixed installation in high-rise buildings, hospitals, theaters, power stations, subways, tunnels, petrochemical industries, and other areas with special requirements for flame retardancy, halogen-free, low smoke, low toxicity, safety, and cleanliness.

Power cables are used in transmission and distribution systems with a rated voltage of 0.6/1KV.

Control cables are used for control, monitoring circuits, and protection circuits with rated voltages of 450/750V and below.

The fire-resistant cables among them can not only transmit electricity under normal working conditions, but also provide power during a period of fire, in order to carry out emergency firefighting, rescue personnel evacuation and other work, reducing fire losses.

When the cable is in normal use, the cross-linked polyethylene insulated cable allows the conductor to work at a temperature not exceeding 90 ℃ for a long time. In the event of a short circuit (lasting for 5 seconds), the conductor's high temperature should not exceed 250 ℃. Polyvinyl chloride insulated cable, with a long-term working temperature not exceeding 70 ℃, and a short circuit (within 5 seconds) not exceeding 160 ℃. When laying below 0 ℃, the cable must be preheated.