Halogen-free power cable NHXCH FE180/E90 3x240 RM/120 B61446

Halogen-free power cable NHXCH FE180/E90 3x240 RM/120

This fire-resistant, halogen-free power cable with a concentric conductor is designed for safety and reliability in demanding installations. Produced by BITNER, this cable is an ideal solution for both professionals and end customers seeking high-quality wiring for industrial and construction applications.

The NHXCH FE180/E90 cable features high resistance to fire and temperature, ensuring continuous power supply during emergency situations. Its halogen-free construction minimizes the emission of toxic gases during combustion, enhancing user and environmental safety. Designed for operation at temperatures ranging from -5°C to 90°C (fixed installation), and from -5°C to 50°C for mobile installations. Maximum conductor temperature during normal operation is 90°C, and up to 250°C during short-circuit conditions (up to 5 seconds).

Construction features and applications

The cable contains three copper conductors, each with a cross-section of 240 mm². The working conductor construction complies with EN 60228 and IEC 60228 standards (Class 1 or 2). Rated for operating voltage of 0.6/1 kV and test voltage of 4 kV. Minimum bending radius for fixed installations is 15 x cable diameter. Thanks to these properties, the cable performs excellently in both fixed and mobile installations requiring high reliability and resistance to external factors.

Safety and compliance with standards

The NHXCH FE180/E90 cable meets rigorous fire safety standards:

• Fire-resistant (IEC 60331): Ensures circuit continuity during fire conditions.
• Non-propagating flame: Both for single cable and cable bundles.
• Maintained electrical functionality during fire (EN 50200, DIN 4102-12): Critical for fire protection and evacuation systems.
• Halogen-free: Limits emission of toxic substances during combustion, protecting human health and the environment.

Thanks to these features, this cable is widely used in public utility facilities, data centers, hospitals, production halls, and anywhere the highest fire safety standards are required.