Fire Survival Cables - Low Halogen Low Toxic Emission, Flame Retardant And Non-flame Propagating Design

Fire Survival Cables : Cables when subjected to fire condition, the insulation and sheathing material which consist of organic compounds breakdown resulting in the release of halogen gas and toxic fumes. However, the composition of such fumes are related to the compounds used for insulation and sheathing. In case of a fire, the emission of these gases cause danger to human lives, extensive damage to electronic equipments and creates major hindrance for fire fighting. It is also important for a cable to operate directly under fire condition to supply power to the emergency and fire fighting system.

keeping these exacting demands in mind, UDEY PYRO has introduced "Low Halogen Low Toxic Cables" which are specially suited to operate in a fire risk situation.

Fire Survival cable properties :
Low Halogen Emission : Virtually free from halogen gases.

Flame Retardant : Reduced flame spread and self-extinguishing once the flame is removed.

Non-flame Propagation : When ignited by a flame source does not allow fire to spread even if a cable bundle is placed vertically. Cable are self - extinguishing once the flame is removed.

Low Toxic Gas Emission : During fire condition small quantity of toxic gases mainly, CO, CO2 are inevitably emitted. Fire Survival Cables are designed to limit these toxic gases within safety level.