Halogen-free power cable N2XCH 0,6/1 kV 3x150 RM/70 B61863

Power Cable N2XCH 3x150 – Halogen-Free with Concentric Conductor

The N2XCH 3x150 cable is designed for power circuits where safety and resistance to harsh operating conditions are paramount. Engineered for use in public, industrial, and commercial facilities—where fire risk demands materials that do not emit toxic gases—the cable features copper conductors of Class 1 (per EN 60228) ensuring stable current flow, while its concentric conductor design simplifies earthing and protects against interference.

Safe Design in Practice

• The insulation and sheath are made from halogen-free material: during a fire, they do not release hydrogen chloride or other toxic substances, significantly improving evacuation chances and aiding emergency responders.
• Meets flame-retardant requirements for both single cables and cable bundles—limits fire spread in corridors or cable trays.
• Operates stably at temperatures from -5°C to 90°C—suitable for both indoor installations and environments with fluctuating thermal conditions.
• Withstands conductor temperatures up to 250°C for up to 5 seconds during a short circuit—provides critical time to de-energize the circuit before insulation damage occurs.

Installation and Operation

• Minimum bending radius during installation: 15 x cable diameter—requires care when routing, but is not restrictive for professionals.
• Can be installed indoors, in conduits, cable trays, or under plaster—not suitable for direct burial in soil.
• Installation temperature must not fall below -5°C—take this into account when working outdoors in winter.

Why This Cable?
This isn’t about the “best solution”—it’s about ensuring a fire doesn’t spread through the cable, and that after it’s switched off, breathing remains possible. This is not a cable for a single-family home—it’s for production halls, data centers, hospitals, or metro systems. If you’re choosing between traditional PVC and this halogen-free alternative, the choice is clear: if you have more than a few meters of cable in a single conduit, N2XCH is not an option—it’s the standard.

The cable weighs over 6 tons per kilometer—so installation requires careful planning for pulling forces and appropriate equipment. There’s no “aesthetic installation” here—only strength, safety, and reliability.