Halogen-Free Cables With Improved Performance In The Case Of Fire

Halogen-Free Cables With Improved Performance In The Case Of Fire

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Loading Port:: China main port

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 500 m

Supply Capability:: 50000 m/month

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Specifications

Type of halogen free cables:
Installation cables
Power cables
Shipboard cables
Telecommunication cables

Halogen free cables
•   Installation cables (H05Z, H07Z, H07ZZ-F, NHMH)
•   Power cables (NHXHX, NHXCHX, NHXHX Fe 180, NHXCHX Fe180/E90, LiHXHX, LiHXCHX, LiHXHX Fe180, LiHXCHX Fe180, N2XH, N2XSH, N2XSEH,
•   Shipboard cables (FMGCH, MGCH, MGH, NFK FMGCH, NFK MGCH, NFK MGH)
•   Telecommunication cables (J-02YSH, J-2Y(St)H, THI, THM, THN, THNE, THNE FE 20, THNe Fe180, ILAN 120 W H, TC 88 K (EK), TZ 88 e (Ge))
•   Cables for electronics (LiHCH, LiHH)

Basic requirements
Our halogen free power cables are notable for their improved performance in the case of fire, in addition to the requirements generally applying to power cables:
•   Low smoke density (firefighting and rescue operations made easier)
•   Reduced flame propagation (limited fire damage)
•   No corrosive combustion gases, owing to use of halogen-free materials (no danger to persons and no subsequent damages in the case of fire)

These three basic requirements are met by all Halogen free cables and verified by the following tests:
- Smoke density:
DIN VDE 0472 Part 816; IEC 1034
- Flame propagation:
DIN VDE 0472 Part 804, Test method C; IEC 332-3 Category A, B or C (Test on bunched wires or cables under fire conditions)
- Corrosivity:
DIN VDE 0472 Part 813; IEC 754-2
Additional fire tests:
- Circuit integrity of cable only:
DIN VDE 0472 Part 814; IEC 331
The stress duration for cables designated FE180 is 180 minutes.
- Circuit integrity of cable installation:
DIN 4102 Part 12;
This test according to building legislation differs essentially from the tests according to VDE. No longer is the cable examined alone (test on circuit integrity of cable only), a complete installation (cable installation) undergoes testing. Apart from the cable, the cable installation includes support devices, connecting elements and mountings. A detailed test certificate is issued for the test performed. Circuit integrity of cable installation is classified as E30 (30 min.) and E90 (90 min.) respectively, depending on the stress duration.

Halogen-Free Cables With Improved Performance In The Case Of Fire

Q:I want to install 110W bulbs instead of 55W bulbs on my 2003 subaru legacy so i can see better at night. the stock bulbs are not bright enough. will i melt the wiring with the extra current?: Hotter headlights might damage the housing due to the heat as you're doubling the output. The current and wiring should not be an issue, however. Anything brighter than OEM is illegal and might earn you a ticket from local law enforcement . Parts on a car are designed to work safely. So the reason you have 55W bulbs are so as not to blind other drivers. This is something few people consider when buying auto accessories. Make sure that the headlights are aimed properly, so the proper amount of light is on the road. Brighter headlights will not solve this problem. Driving lights might be a better alternative, but make sure that they are low beams and aimed to the road and not the trees. Hella makes a good set.

Q:i have 4 dogs and they like to chew things like electrical wires and that could be very harm full to them can anyone tell me a cheep way to get them to stop? i don't want my baby's to get hurt and they are rewinding all my cords!: Bitter okorder

Q:I have a 9 week old kitten that while playing, she continues to bite or play with my electrical cords from my tv, computer, etc. I have zip tied all of my wires and carefully tucked them away, but when I am not around, she finds them and pulls them out and begins to play with them. She has even taken the plastic baby proof electrical socket covers out and continues to attack the sockets. When I have sen her playing with these things, I have tried to make loud noises and shout no or clap my hands, but all she does is look at me like I am stupid. I don't want her to get hurt, and I am trying to avoid having to buy new cords and cables. What can I do?: That is definitely a problem. I would get a spray water bottle. You have to be consistent, eventually he will grasp the idea. I've done the water bottle trick with mine since I've had him at 12 weeks old. He is now a year old. He stays away from plants and does not chew on wires. It should work for you as well. Good luck.

Q:The total power of six kilowatts need to install the number of square wires: Is not reserved. But must pay attention to the truth of the cold up and down.

Q:i am used to the red, black, white, green and bare cables. but i got a chanelier with two black cables and a bare cable (ground) so how do i put it up?: Use a continuity tester to determine which wire goes to the lamp shell. That's the neutral, connect it to the white in the ceiling box. The other goes to the switch leg. If you were to hook it up in reverse it would work but you could easily get shocked changing a bulb with the power still on. The bare wire is of course the ground.

Q:Home switches and sockets can not tell the red and yellow three lines so how to get it ah: Recommend you look at this: wire gauge wire diameter table

Q:I bought a new stove and plug that is 50 amp. My fuses on my wire to the stove is 35amp. I want to see if I can just change out my fuses to make it 50 amp, but I dont know what the rating is on my wire going to the stove.: Look at the wire going to the stove breaker in your panel. The size is printed on the wire. If it was a 35A breaker it should be #8 AWG. The bad news is that for 50A. You need # 6 AWG. (Those numbers are for copper wire.) Don't try to put a 50A. fuse in front of # 8 wire. It will overheat eventually with risk of fire.

Q:I am experiencing a problem with electrical wiring. I was trying to change a lightswitch to a duplex lightswitch/outlet. I could only get the outlet to work, not the lightswitch part. So I deceided to switch back to my original lightswitch (that originally worked just fine) because I would have to wait for someone who knows more to help me with the duplex. Now the lightswitch doesn't work either. What could have happend to cause this and how do I fix this?: To tell you the truth, I think you should call an electrician for this. Did you reconnect the neutral wire after trying to attach it to the receptacle outlet? How many wires did you have to start out?

Q:Home decoration to use much of the wires, such as light lines, sockets, air conditioning lines, refrigerator lines: Own house or more than 4 flat, safe first! Do not consider that little investment

Q:from my house I am running 300 ft of buried cable. for lights out side. 30 amp breaker. what size wire should i use: You are working from the wrong direction. What is the draw of the light fixtures? When this and the voltage are known, then the wire size and line loss can be computed then the breaker size is fixed to protect the wiring and the system. The best solution is to call a qualified professional electrician to do the work. The trench for the wire needs to be at least 3 feet deep and buried properly with warning tape over it. In general a 10 ga wire can be protected by a 30 amp breaker, but the 600 foot run means a large line loss and that means a larger wire is needed.

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