75 º C Fplp PVC Material for Security Cable

• CAS No.: Na
• Formula: Na
• EINECS: Na
• Molecular Principal Chain: XLPE
• Color: Black
• Density: 1.6056
• Model NO.: WMC-2751PU
• Tensile Strenght Before Ageing: 21.8
• Elongation at Break Before Ageing: 220
• Hardness: 97
• Retention of Tensile Strength: 98
• Retention of Elongation After Ageing: 88
• Oxygen Index: 45
• Smoke Density(Flame): 95
• Transport Package: 25kg/Bag
• Specification: 25KG/BAG
• Trademark: LABEYOND
• Origin: China

Product Description

Product Description

 

Application

Security cable.
 

Security cables or wires, FPLP (Fire Power Limited Plenum) refers to the fire-resistant rating of the cable rather than the material itself. When it comes to the material aspect, PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is a commonly used material for the insulation and jacketing of these cables. Here's a detailed breakdown of what each term refers to:

FPLP:

1. Fire: Refers to the fire-resistant properties of the cable. In a fire situation, the cable will have a certain level of resistance against catching fire or propagating flame.

2. Power: These are power-limited circuit cables, meaning they are designed to have limitations on the amount of power they can transmit, which is to avoid overheating and potential fire hazards.

3. Limited: This aspect of the term refers to the power limitation, emphasizing the controlled power transmission capabilities of these cables to prevent hazards.

4. Plenum: This term refers to the air-handling spaces in buildings, which includes spaces like ducts and other areas used for airflow. Plenum-rated cables are designed to have low smoke and flame spread characteristics because, in the case of a fire, these cables will not contribute significantly to the spread of flames or smoke, which can be a significant hazard in air-handling spaces.

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride):

• PVC Material: PVC is a type of plastic polymer that is widely used in cable and wire insulation. It has good insulation properties and is also fairly resistant to environmental factors like moisture and chemicals, which makes it a popular choice for a wide range of cabling applications.

• Usage in Security Cables: In the case of security cables, PVC can be used as the outer jacket material, providing a combination of insulation, physical protection, and environmental resistance.

When a security cable is mentioned to be "FPLP PVC," it would indicate that the cable has a fire-resistant rating suitable for use in plenum spaces and uses PVC as the insulation or jacketing material. Always ensure to comply with the local building codes and standards regarding the use of cables in different environments, and consult with a professional if needed.

Highlights

UL certificate, for both sheath and insulation.