Low smoke halogen-free power cable NHXCH FE180/E90 3x35 RM/16 B61407

Halogen-free power cable – safety and reliability of installation

NHXCH FE180/E90 3x35 R power cable is an advanced solution designed to power installations requiring increased fire safety. The cable construction, using halogen-free materials, minimizes the emission of toxic gases in the event of a fire, which is crucial for protecting health and human life. The conductor cross-section of 35 mm² provides adequate current carrying capacity for demanding applications.

Construction and properties

The NHXCH FE180/E90 cable is characterized by three copper conductors with a cross-section of 35 mm². It is manufactured in accordance with IEC 60331 and EN 50200 standards, which guarantees its fire resistance and ability to maintain electrical functions during a fire. In addition, the cable meets the requirements for preventing flame propagation both on a single cable and in a cable harness. This makes it a safe element of installation in places with an increased risk of fire.

• Halogen-free: Limits the emission of toxic gases during combustion, increasing user safety.
• Fire resistance: Ensures continuity of the circuit in the event of a fire, allowing fire protection and evacuation systems to operate.
• High thermal resistance: The maximum operating temperature of the conductors is 90°C, and during a short circuit (up to 5 seconds) – as much as 250°C, which allows the cable to be used in difficult operating conditions.
• Flexibility: Enables easy installation and routing of the cable even in tight spaces.
• Copper conductors: Guarantee high electrical conductivity and low energy losses.
• Operating voltage: 0.6/1kV - versatility of use in various installations.
• Dielectric strength: 4kV - high insulation and safety of use.

Application

The NHXCH FE180/E90 cable finds wide application in public utility buildings (hospitals, schools, office buildings), industrial facilities and everywhere where high fire safety standards are required. It is ideal for:

• Fixed installations inside buildings.
• Powering high-power devices.
• Alarm and fire protection systems.
• Emergency lighting.
• Installations in places with an increased risk of fire (e.g. hospitals, hotels).