Fire-resistant power cable (N)HXCH FE180/E90 12x2.5 RE/4.0 B60623

Fire-resistant power cable – safety and reliability of installation

The (N)HXCH FE180/E90 cable is an advanced solution for installations requiring the highest level of fire safety. Designed for use in public buildings, industrial facilities and anywhere where maintaining power continuity in the event of a fire is critical. The cable's construction provides not only protection against fire, but also maintains electrical functions for a certain period of time, which is crucial for alarm, fire protection and evacuation systems.

This cable is characterized by high resistance to temperature and external factors, which guarantees its long-lasting and reliable operation. Made of copper conductors, it meets stringent safety and quality standards. It is a multi-core cable, in this case a 12-core cable with a cross-section of 2.5 mm², making it ideal for powering various devices and installations.

Construction and properties

The (N)HXCH FE180/E90 cable is distinguished by a number of features that affect its unique properties:

• Fire resistance: meets the requirements of IEC 60331 standard, which means it does not spread fire in the event of a fire.
• Function maintenance: maintains power continuity during a fire in accordance with EN 50200 and DIN 4102-12 standards – important for safety systems.
• Halogen-free: the absence of halogens in the material composition limits the emission of toxic gases during combustion, increasing user safety.
• Wide operating temperature range: from -30°C to +90°C (for fixed installations), allowing it to be used in various environmental conditions.
• Mechanical strength: resistant to mechanical damage and external factors, ensuring long-term operation.
• Copper conductors: guarantee good electrical conductivity and a reliable connection.

Applications

The (N)HXCH FE180/E90 cable finds wide application in:

• Electrical installations in public buildings (hospitals, schools, office buildings).
• Industrial facilities with increased fire protection requirements.
• Alarm and fire protection systems.
• Emergency lighting.
• Data centers and server rooms.
• Anywhere where high fire resistance and power continuity are required in emergency situations.