Product Overview
The N2XH 2×16 mm² 0.6/1kV power cable is a premium halogen-free, flame-retardant cable engineered for safe power distribution in environments with high human density and valuable assets. Built with XLPE insulation and an LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) outer sheath, this multi-core cable is specifically designed to prevent the propagation of flames and minimize toxic smoke emission during fire events, ensuring maximum protection for life and infrastructure.
Key Technical Specifications
This industrial-grade power cable adheres strictly to manufacturing and safety standards. Below is a detailed summary of its technical parameters:
| Cable Type | N2XH |
| Cross-Section | 2×16 mm² |
| Rated Voltage (Uo/U) | 0.6/1 kV |
| Insulation Material | XLPE (Cross-linked Polyethylene) |
| Sheath Material | LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) |
| CPR Classification | Cca-s1, d2, a1 |
| Conductor Type | Single or multi-wire solid/stranded copper |
Applications & Installation
N2XH power cables are tailored for fixed installations in industrial plants, commercial buildings, shopping centers, hospitals, airports, and underground transport systems where fire safety is a primary engineering concern. Suitable for indoor and outdoor routing, these cables can be installed in cable trays, conduits, directly in walls, or in dry and damp environments. They are not recommended for direct burial in ground or water without supplementary mechanical protection.
Standards & Compliance
Manufactured in accordance with international electrical and construction product regulations, this cable guarantees reliable electrical performance and strict safety compliance.
- CPR Compliance: Rated Cca-s1, d2, a1 in accordance with the European Construction Products Regulation (CPR).
- Environmental Safety: Halogen-free characteristics prevent the emission of corrosive acidic gases, protecting sensitive electronic equipment and metallic structures.
- Flame Propagation: Designed to halt vertical flame spread, mitigating fire risks in bundled cable runs.
