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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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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 live in Ontario. I would like to buy the electrical wires with 60%-80% copper inside and export them to China. The metal recycling company wanted me to make the offer first. This is my first time running this business. So, How much should I offer? Range or the prices?I know that I can get them at a lower price from the factories (sources). However, I don't have truck to toll them. Also, can I pay the recycling company more to ship the containers to China for me? Do they do that?
TZ: Before you do anything, educate yourself on the recycling business in copper wire, etc. You can do this easily on your PC by searching recyclling copper wire . Your best prices will be for bright shiny wire, copper, aluminum , etc. Some burn the insulation off; however they invite a lot of questions since the burning results poisonous gases and pollution. You can also find the going prices for wire on your PC. Brush up on the market. If you have the time or help, you may find a nitch market in purchashing insulated wire, stipping it and then market it . Also educate yourself on exporting recycables to China. You can also do this on your PC. It's a good idea when getting into a business you don't know is to first: know the business.
Q: Wire red line green line, which is the zero line and the line of fire?
In fact, electricity in the red and green are all FireWire, but in 220 volts together with the general default for the red line of fire, but still have to measure the specific, because not all of the electricians are the construction of this
Q: I added a doorway in a wall that had wiring for my baseboard heaters. There are three heaters on the circuit. I used 12/2 wire to splice. Now the heater next to the splice works fine but the heater in the next room on the same circuit barely warms up and only when the heater next to the splice is not on. The original wire looks larger than the 12/2 I used to splice. It is the same romex shape but stiffer. Could this be 10/2 wire? The breaker is 20 amp. Could this be why the heater at the end of the circuit barely warms and only when the other heater is not on? Solution??
most likely its voltage drop caused by using wire that is too small. it is likely that due to the load on the circuit, there is a significant amount of voltage drop due to the resistance of the #12 wire. use #10 and you'll see the voltage increase of course, this is assuming that the voltage is too low. if they worked fine before the splice, thats all that I can imagine has gone wrong, unless it is just coincidence
Q: I was digging a hole in my yard today, and severed a small electrical wire by accident with my shovel. The wire was about 1/2 a foot under ground and supplied the garage with electricity. There was a small spark and a small pop sound. I covered it back up with dirt, and I really don't know what to do with it. Is there electricity everywhere now? I'm really afraid to go into the yard.
No electricity isn't everywhere. Do you gave an electrical box in your backyard? This connects your and your neighbors cable to their house. Most probably the person without cable will call the cable company, and they will come out and replace the wire. In my backyard there is a huge electrical box and next to it 2 small boxes (1 for comcast and the other ATT). This guy cut a wire in our backyard when landscsoing and we didn't have wifi cable and phone. My mom called and they replaced the wire.
Q: Is all the electrical add up about 6000 watts or so
4.9 or 5 bar 75 square meters? Too big, is it not 75 square millimeters?
Q: electrical wire
depends on your amps but i wouldnt push 2 amps cuz thats pretty tiny wire try and get some 4 ga or higher wire for a noticeable difference.
Q: Hi, I have a couple questions about electrical wiring. What size Amp wire should I use for a washer and dryer? Also, can I use a 20 Amp wire on a 15 amp breaker? Thanks for your timepb4sc
National electrical code calls for a 20 amp circuit for a laundry room.This circuit is for the laundry room outlets only. The 20 amp circuit is run on #12-2 gauge wire. If the dryer is gas you can plug in washer and dryer on this circuit no problem. If the dryer is electric ,you have to run a # 10-3 gauge wire for it.The electric dryer will need a 2 pole 30 amp breaker. Always other ways of doing things but this is the correct way.Good luck.
Q: How are marine electrical wiring for boats and ships differ from that for land based buildings?
the positive and negative colors are diferant plus there are differant colors for differant things like the bilge.horn,lights,tach and so on plus a good marine wire is tin coated for use in salt water
Q: 3000W of the electrical use of the wire
Three-phase power supply? Or single-phase power supply? Single-phase power supply can take 2.5mm2 copper wire, three-phase power supply, then you can take a little smaller, 1.5MM2 enough
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.
If you need to know the answer its likely you don't have a decent crimping tool, without this you will only cause the terminations to burn up. Also the highest capacity crimp is still not big enough for most showers. The showers I have wired allow the right size cable to be terminated in connectors or terminal posts which are suitably large enough to allow the wiring to be wrapped without the use of crimps.

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