With one the widest portfolios of fire-resistive cable systems in North America, Prysmian Group offers Electra Sales of North Texas, Oklahoma, and Tennessee customers ease of installation, cost savings, and most importantly, fire-resistive cables that are UL-certified code compliant for life safety applications.
Featuring unique, ceramified silicone technology, Lifeline cables are designed to maintain power for critical life-safety equipment such as fire pumps, smoke alarms, and emergency lights for 1 or 2 hours during extreme fire conditions.
Ceramifying insulation cables use a low smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) insulation, which undergoes a chemical reaction around 500°C, creating a ceramic ash over the conductor thereby protecting it. During the ceramification process, gases are released from the melting insulation into the enclosed conduit or self-contained metallic armor raceway. The gases produced are considered halogen free and pass the requirements in IEEE 1202/FT4 and UL 1685 ‘ST1’ rating for low-smoke generation. They also meet the most stringent toxicity requirements for electrical cables in the industry.
To learn more about Prysmian's fire-resistive cable offering, contact your Electra Sales of North Texas, Oklahoma, or Tennessee representative or visit Prysmian online at https://bit.ly/3jB3RDl.
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