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Why use LSZH cables, and where do you use them?

Why use LSZH cables, and where do you use them?

Why use LSZH cable？

Where do you use LSZH cables?

LSZH (Low-Smoke Zero Halogen) cables are used in various applications where fire safety and the reduction of smoke and toxic fumes are critical. These cables are designed to minimize the release of smoke and halogens when exposed to heat or fire. Here are some common applications where LSZH cables are used:

Public Buildings: LSZH cables are commonly used as power and control cables in public buildings such as airports, bus stations, railway stations, shopping malls, state buildings, hospitals, schools, and universities. Data Centers: LSZH cables are suitable for use in data centers, where there are many cables and the risk of fire spreading quickly is high. Industrial Buildings: LSZH cables are used in industrial buildings where fire safety is crucial. These cables help minimize the release of smoke and toxic fumes, reducing the risk to personnel and equipment. Aircraft and Ships: LSZH cables are used in the aviation and marine industries, where fire safety is of utmost importance. These cables help prevent the spread of fire and minimize the release of smoke and toxic gases in confined spaces. Construction: LSZH cables are suitable for use in any construction where it may be difficult to escape in the event of a fire. These cables help protect people and property by reducing the release of smoke and toxic fumes. Other Settings: LSZH cables can be used in any setting where regular cables are used, but fire safety and the reduction of smoke and toxic fumes are concerns.

It’s important to note that LSZH cables have some differences compared to other types of cables:

LSZH vs. PVC Cable: LSZH cables produce no halogens and emit less smoke during a fire, making them less toxic for humans and the environment. In contrast, PVC cables release harmful black smoke and chemicals, including halogens, which can be more dangerous than the fire itself .

LSZH vs. LSF Cable: LSZH cables should not be confused with LSF (Low Smoke and Fume) cables. LSF cables are altered PVC cables that produce fewer harmful gases and smoke when burning, but they still emit gases and do not have the same low-smoke zero-halogen properties as LSZH cables.