What is the material of LSZH cable?

LSZH cable jacketing is composed of thermoplastic or thermoset compounds that emit limited smoke and no halogen when exposed to high sources of heat.

Is PVC cable LSZH?

Judging from the physical appearance, the difference between LSZH and PVC cable is very distinct. A PVC cable feels soft and it is smooth, whereas an LSZH cable feels rough since they contain the flame retardant compound and it is stiffer. LSZH cables are more aesthetically appealing than PVC cables.

What is LSZH rated?

Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) Rated Cable Low Smoke Zero Halogen cables are the newest in a family of ratings. This type of cable is sometimes referred to as low toxicity cable. When burned, PVC based cables produce a cloud of toxic smoke contain- ing corrosive compounds such as hydrochloric acid.

Is polyurethane a LSZH?

A low smoke zero halogen polyurethane jacket is the characteristic of the material behaviour. The cables are flame retardant and self-extinguishing in the event of a fire, showing low smoke emissions and are 100% halogen free.

Is XLPE a LSZH?

This range of XLPE insulated cables is available with a UV-stable PVC outersheath or with low smoke zero halogen (LSZH sheath) properties for applications where the emission of smoke and toxic fumes could create a serious threat to life and sensitive equipment in the event of fire.

Is LSZH cable fire rated?

LSZH Fire Resistant (FR) Cable LSZH FR cable is a fire safety product, which means it not only reduces the spread of fire, it will maintain circuit integrity in the presence of fire. FR cable has a layer of mica tape around individual copper conductor.

Does LSZH need cable?

Because the purpose of LSZH cables is generally to minimise risk from the after-effects of an electrical fire like gas and smoke inhalation, they are generally used in large public spaces where there is a risk of fire.

What does LSZH stand for?

Low Smoke Zero Halogen
We supply a comprehensive range of Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) cables for use in applications where smoke emission and toxic fumes could pose a risk to human health and essential equipment in the event of a fire. The cables are also commonly referred to as ZHLS cables or halogen free cables.

Is LSZH cable fire resistant?