Halogen-Free Cables
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Halogen-Free Single Conductors
Single conductors and hook-up wires for internal wiring in control cabinets and electrical equipment. Check the conductor size and finish against the terminals, then select an insulation construction that fits the operating voltage, temperature and available routing space.
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Halogen-Free Control Cables
For machine controls and automation wiring, choose numbered or color-coded cores according to how the equipment will be wired and serviced. Review shielded and unshielded constructions, and check the jacket requirements if the cable will be exposed to oil or cleaning agents.
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Halogen-Free Control Cables for UL and CSA Requirements
Start here if a machinery or panel wiring specification lists a UL style or CSA standard. Compare unshielded and screened constructions, including designs with an inner sheath. Confirm which markings and supporting documents apply to the selected cable.
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Halogen-Free Motor Connection Cables 0.6/1 kV
Browse 0.6/1 kV cables for industrial motor power connections. Compare unshielded options with designs that use an inner sheath and an overall copper screen. For a drive-fed motor, check the drive manufacturer’s cable and shielding requirements when selecting the construction.
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Halogen-Free Data Cables
Find cables for measurement signals, electronic controls and industrial data connections. Use the interface specification to establish the core or pair count, pair arrangement and screening requirements. Then check that the cable dimensions fit the equipment.
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Halogen-Free Rail Vehicle Cables
Explore control, data and continuous-flex constructions for rail vehicle wiring. If the project specifies DIN EN 45545-2, identify the fire-performance requirements for the installation and check that the documentation covers the cable you select.
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Halogen-Free Cables for Shipbuilding
Find power, control and data cables for onboard connections. Narrow the options by circuit voltage, conductor or pair layout and shielding. Include any vessel-specific approval requirements when you request a quotation.
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Halogen-Free Continuous-Flex Cables
For cable carriers and equipment with repeated bending, shortlist continuous-flex control or data constructions. Where the project also specifies fire performance, review the test documentation alongside the published motion limits for the cable.
How to Specify a Halogen-Free Cable
Start with the Circuit
Record the working voltage, conductor size and number of cores or pairs. Include a wiring diagram if the equipment has a defined terminal or connector layout. For machinery with separate power, control and signal runs, list each run on its own line in the cable schedule. That gives engineering and purchasing a clear basis for checking specifications and comparing quotes.
Check the Route and Movement
Measure the available space where the cable passes through glands, channels or tight bends. State whether each run is fixed, moves occasionally or bends continuously. For a cable carrier, share the bend radius, travel distance, operating speed and expected cycles. Include the temperature range where the cable will actually run.
Match the Test Documents to the Cable
Halogen acid gas content, smoke density and flame propagation are assessed separately. Project specifications may refer to IEC 60754-1 for halogen acid gas content, IEC 61034-2 for smoke density or IEC 60332-1-2 for vertical flame propagation on a single cable or insulated conductor.
Use the test methods and acceptance limits specified for the installation. When reviewing a datasheet or test report, check that its scope covers the cable construction and size you plan to order.
Halogen-Free Cable FAQs
What Does LSZH Mean on a Cable Specification?
LSZH stands for low smoke zero halogen. If a drawing gives only the abbreviation, ask the project specifier for the applicable smoke and halogen test methods and limits. If both requirements are already defined, browse Hulk’s LSZH cable options.
What Should I Provide to Replace an Existing Cable?
Send the original part number or a readable photo of the cable marking. If the replacement needs to fit an existing connector or preassembled harness, include the drawing, cut length and core identification. Flag any approval or test documentation the replacement must match.
Need a Custom Halogen-Free Cable?
If your equipment has a tight diameter limit, an unusual core layout or a specified jacket material, share the drawing and identify the requirements that drive the design. Hulk can review the conductor arrangement, shielding and materials against those constraints.
Request a Quote for Halogen-Free Cables
Send the cable family or part number, your estimated order quantity and any drawings or specifications you have. If you’re still choosing a cable, tell us what it connects, where it will run and what documentation your project requires.