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Fire-Resistant Armored Cable

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The Fire-Resistant Armored Cable is designed to maintain power and control circuit integrity during fire conditions while providing strong mechanical protection. It combines fire-resistant mica tape insulation with steel tape or wire armor, ensuring both electrical safety and superior durability. These cables are suitable for fixed installations where circuit continuity is essential during fire, such as in power plants, tunnels, subways, industrial control systems, and public facilities.

1. Key Features

· Fire-resistant for at least 90 minutes under 750–950°C

· Complies with IEC 60331, and GB/T 19666 standards

· Excellent flame-retardant, low-smoke, halogen-free options available

· High mechanical strength and impact resistance

· Resistant to heat, oil, and chemical corrosion

· Stable signal and power transmission during fire exposure

· Suitable for indoor and outdoor fixed installations


2. Cable Structure

Component

Description / Material

Conductor

Annealed copper wire, Class 1 (solid) or Class 2 (stranded)

Fire Barrier

Mica tape wrapped around each conductor

Insulation

XLPE, PVC, or silicone rubber

Filler

Flame-retardant non-hygroscopic compound

Inner Sheath

Flame-retardant PVC or LSZH compound

Armor Layer

Steel tape or steel wire braid for enhanced mechanical protection

Outer Sheath

Flame-retardant PVC or LSZH compound

Color

Red or orange (customized available)


3. Technical Parameters

Item

Standard Value

Rated Voltage

 0.6/1kV

Conductor Cross-Section

1.5 mm² – 400 mm²

Number of Cores

1-5 cores

Operating Temperature Range

–15°C to +90°C (normal) / up to +950°C (fire condition)

Fire Resistance Test

750–950°C for ≥90 min (IEC 60331)

Flame Performance

IEC 60332-3

Insulation Resistance

≥ 200 MΩ·km

Armor Type

Galvanized steel tape / wire braid

Halogen Content

≤ 0.5% (for LSZH types)


4. Model and Name

Model

Name

Description

NH-VV22

Fire-resistant armored cable

Copper conductor + PVC insulation + steel tape armoring + PVC sheath

NH-VV32

Fire-resistant steel wire armored cable

Copper conductor + PVC insulation + steel wire armor + PVC sheath

NH-YJV22

Fire-resistant armored cable

Copper conductor + cross-linked polyethylene insulation + steel tape armoring + polyvinyl chloride sheath

NH-YJV32

Fire-resistant steel wire armored cable

Copper conductor + cross-linked polyethylene insulation + steel wire armor + polyvinyl chloride sheath

 

5. Typical Applications

· Fire alarm and emergency systems

· Power supply for fire pumps and smoke extraction fans

· Control and monitoring circuits in tunnels, subways, and high-rise buildings

· Industrial power distribution systems requiring fire integrity

· Refineries, chemical plants, and offshore platforms


6. Product Advantages

· Ensures circuit continuity under fire exposure

· Strong mechanical protection from armor layer

· Excellent flame retardancy, low smoke, and halogen-free options

· Long service life and reliable performance in harsh environments

· Complies with IEC, and GB international standards


7. Ordering Information

When ordering, please specify:
1. Cable type (e.g., NH-YJV22, NH-VV22, NH-VV32)
2. Conductor cross-section (e.g., 3×2.5 mm²)
3. Number of cores
4. Insulation and sheath material (PVC / XLPE / LSZH)
5. Armor type (Steel Tape or Steel Wire)
6. Rated voltage and required fire resistance level

Example:
NH-YJV22 3×2.5 mm² — Fire-Resistant Armored Power Cable — 0.6/1 kV — Steel Tape Armored — Mica Tape Fire Barrier — 90 min Fire Integrity


FAQ

1. What is a Fire Resistant Armoured Cable?

A cable designed to maintain its integrity during a fire while providing mechanical protection through an armor layer, ensuring continued operation in critical conditions.

2. Where is it commonly used?

Used in fire safety circuits, emergency power systems, fire alarms, and industrial applications where fire resistance and mechanical protection are essential.

3. What are its main construction features?

Copper or aluminum conductors

Fire-resistant insulation (such as XLPE, mica, or silicone)

Armored with steel wire or tape for mechanical protection

Fire-resistant outer sheath

4. What are the benefits of fire-resistant armoured cables?

Continues operation during a fire for critical systems

Provides mechanical protection against physical damage

Prevents short circuits and system failures in high-risk environments

Suitable for harsh environments and fire-prone areas

 


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