Flame Retardant Cables are engineered to meet stringent safety requirements in environments where fire safety is of utmost importance. These cables are designed to prevent the spread of fire, ensuring the safety of people and the protection of sensitive electronic equipment.

Applications:
Flame Retardant Cables are ideal for use in various installations including schools, theaters, commercial complexes, air-conditioned apartments, high-rise buildings, fire alarms, and emergency lighting circuits. Their use in these settings helps to enhance overall safety by reducing the risk of fire-related incidents.

Specifications:
These cables adhere to a range of international and national standards to ensure their quality and performance. They generally conform to:

Conductor:
The conductors in Flame Retardant Cables are made from thin strands of Electrolytic Copper, which are multi-drawn simultaneously to achieve uniformity in resistance, dimension, and flexibility. These cables are crafted from Electrolytic Grade, bright annealed bare copper that offers more than 100% conductivity, conforming to IS: 8130:2013 standards.

Insulation:
The conductor is insulated with an FR (Flame Retardant) Grade PVC Compound. This compound is characterized by high insulation resistance, oxygen index, temperature index, and dielectric strength. These properties prevent the leakage of electric current and the spread of fire, ensuring complete safety during overload and short circuits. The flame retardant properties of these cables help protect electronic printed circuit boards, hard disks, and other sensitive electronic equipment from damage.

Marking:
Each cable is marked with “GOLDMEDAL CABLES-FR (Size)1100V IS:694 CM/L NO-3067047” to identify its specifications and ensure traceability.

Colours:
Flame Retardant Cables are available in a variety of colors including Black, Red, Blue, Yellow, and Green. This color coding can aid in the identification and organization of different circuits during installation and maintenance.