Product Overview
The N2XH 3×6 mm² 0.6/1kV cable is an advanced halogen-free, flame-retardant power and control cable engineered for industrial installations where safety, circuit integrity, and low smoke emission are paramount. Equipped with mica tape providing FE180 fire resistance, this cable maintains insulation performance under direct fire exposure for a specified duration, ensuring critical systems remain operational during emergencies. Its robust construction features XLPE insulation and a low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) compound, preventing the release of toxic gases and corrosive acids when exposed to fire.
Key Technical Specifications
Engineered to meet stringent international electrical and safety requirements, this cable incorporates high-grade materials and precise manufacturing tolerances suitable for global B2B procurement projects.
| Parameter | Specification |
| Cable Designation | N2XH |
| Cross-Section | 3×6 mm² |
| Rated Voltage (Uo/U) | 0.6/1 kV |
| Conductor Material | Copper (Single or Multi-wire) |
| Insulation Material | XLPE (Cross-linked Polyethylene) |
| Fire Barrier | Mica Tape (FE180) |
| Outer Sheath | Halogen-Free, Flame Retardant (LSZH) |
| CPR Rating | Eca |
| Manufacturing Standard | TS HD 604 S1 |
Applications & Installation
This halogen-free fire-resistant cable is primarily utilized in indoor fixed installations, industrial plants, power stations, shopping centers, hospitals, airports, and high-rise buildings where public safety and protection against fire hazards are critical. It is suitable for use in cable trays, conduits, and direct surface mounting. The absence of halogens ensures that visibility is not obscured by dense smoke and sensitive electronic equipment is protected from corrosive chemical damage in the event of a fire.
Standards & Compliance
Manufactured in strict accordance with TS HD 604 S1 standards. The cable complies with international testing protocols for flame propagation, low smoke density, and halogen-free gas emission. The FE180 classification verifies insulation integrity under fire conditions, while the Eca CPR classification aligns with European Construction Products Regulation requirements for building safety.
