Fire Alarm Cables

Fire Resistance & Flame Retardancy : Fire alarm cables are designed to withstand high temperatures and continue functioning during a fire, ensuring that the alarm system remains operational.

Compliance & Standards : Compliant British Standards (BS) with NEC (National Electrical Code) ratings FPL, FPLR, FPLP.

Insulation & Jacket Material : PVC, LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen), or FEP for safety and durability. LSZH cables minimize toxic smoke emissions during fires.

Voltage Rating : Typically rated at 300 / 600 / 1100V, depending on the system requirements.

Shielding : Shielded cables (FPLR-S, FPLP-S) reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI). Unshielded cables (FPLR, FPLP) are suitable for environments with low interference.

Conductor Types : Solid or stranded copper conductors for reliability and signal integrity.

Sizes. SQ MM : Available in different (sq. mm 0.50 to 2.50 )

Compatibility : Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Reliable Signal Transmission : Fire alarm cables maintain strong and clear signal transmission, minimizing the risk of false alarms or missed alerts in emergency situations.

Durability & Longevity : These cables are built with robust insulation and jacketing to resist wear, moisture, chemicals, and physical damage, ensuring long-term reliability.

Supports Emergency Systems : They are also used in other life-saving applications, such as emergency lighting, smoke detectors, and sprinkler systems, enhancing overall building safety.

Commercial Buildings - Offices, malls, hotels, and skyscrapers require fire alarm cables for smoke detectors, alarm systems, and emergency communication.

Industrial Facilities - Factories, power plants, and chemical plants use fire-rated cables to ensure fire detection systems remain operational in hazardous environments.

Healthcare & Hospitals - Hospitals, clinics, and medical research centers depend on fire-resistant cables to maintain life-saving alarm systems.

Residential Buildings - Apartments, condos, and high-rise housing units use fire alarm cables for early warning systems.

Education Institutions - Schools, colleges, and universities require fire alarm cables to ensure student and staff safety.

Transportation Infrastructure - Airports, railways, subways, and tunnels need fire-rated cables for fire alarm and emergency evacuation systems.

Oil & Gas Industry - Refineries, offshore platforms, and petrochemical plants use specialized fire alarm cables that withstand extreme conditions.

Data Centers - Fire alarm cables are critical for safeguarding servers and networking equipment in data centers.

Government & Defense Facilities - Military bases, embassies, and public infrastructure use fire-rated cables for high-security alarm systems.

Retail & Entertainment - Theaters, stadiums, shopping centers, and amusement parks rely on fire alarm cables for emergency alerts.