ÖLFLEX range of low-smoke halogen-free cables

Saturday, 01 April, 2023 | Supplied by: LAPP Australia Pty Ltd

ÖLFLEX range of low-smoke halogen-free cables

Contractors working on public areas and buildings are now being advised to install materials that are non-hazardous to members of the public in case of fire. Specifiers are now profoundly aware that smoke and poisonous fumes can be a greater risk to lives and property than fire alone.

During a fire, components containing halogen wires and cables emit both smoke and toxic fumes which, when combined with moisture, become hazardous. Up to 80% of all deaths from fire come from inhaling toxic fumes and smoke.

For a cable to offer security during fire, it must pass three tests pertaining to halogen content, low smoke density and flame propagation. LAPP Australia’s range of low-smoke halogen-free products is stringently tested to IEC and VDE standards, for the installation of cables in areas where human life or valuable property are exposed to a high risk of fire hazards.

The new ÖLFLEX ranges of low-smoke halogen-free cables and cable systems are designed for facilities ranging from high-rise buildings and public entertainment facilities, spaces and places, through to airports, rail and road terminals, recreational and tourist facilities, stadiums, ports and factories. They are also suited to fire hazard areas of process and production facilities in industries such as mining and energy, oil and gas, bulk handling and food processing, agribusiness, and utilities including water and waste handling.

Online: lappaustralia.com.au
Phone: 1800 931 559
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