6.0sqmm Flexible House Wires (FR Red Color - 30 meters Coil) - Sha360

6.0sqmm Flexible House Wires (FR Red Color - 30 meters Coil)

Specifications and properties. (Unsheathed 1100V as per IS 694)

• 6.0sqmm wires
• Nominal area of conductor: 6.0sqmm
• Apporx. overall diameter: 4.5mm
• Current carrying capacity in conduit / trunking: 31A
• Current carrying capacity in surface or tray: 37A
• Max resistance per km at 20degC : 3.3ohms
• Copper conductor: Class 2 stranded
• Insulation material: FR PVC
• Apporx. gross weight 30mtrs: 1800g

According to above and below classification i.e. SmartHomeAutomation360 intention is to supply the best quality of materials for domestic application with best compliance of FR which will suits for your application. We request customer may order the wires with MOQ of 1nos (30meters) to whatever quantity required i.e. 2nos means 60mtrs, 6nos means 180meters, etc., Ordered wiring goods will be supplied in line with any of the specified brand stock availability though we ensure the quality is our first priority so we supply the best in class grade.

Wires Company: Request to refer image and review the detailed specs on manufacturer website.

Flame retardant cables (FR) and materials - Flame retardant (FR) – also known as flammability – refers to how easily the plastic in a cable can catch fire, whether it drips when it does, and whether those droplets will be flaming or not. A good, flame retardant material will be able to sit in a flame without catching fire, and if the flame is of sufficient intensity that the insulation or sheath does catch fire, it will then self-extinguish as soon as the flame source is removed. Flame retardant materials can be found in both fire resistant and flame retardant cables. So this type of wires will be used where we required optimization with decent quality i.e. most probably in domestic application.

Fire resistant cables (FR) - Moving from heat to fire, we should note that these terms are not interchangeable. A plastic that is heat resistant may still burn easily, while a highly flame retardant material may only survive in relatively low temperatures. There are two key questions to ask when considering which cable or wire to use in fire conditions: if it comes into contact with fire does it burn? If so, will it allow the fire to spread further? Fire resistant cables can continue to operate as normal within fire conditions without setting fire on its surroundings. So this type of wires will be used for where we required better resistance properties i.e. commercial or industrial application.

Heat resistant cables (HR) - Firstly, we have heat resistant cables, which are slightly separate from the others. A heat resistant or high temperature wire or cable will make no performance promises if exposed to flames, but it will resist higher temperatures without melting. Basic wire and cables, like the kinds used in house wiring, will typically survive 70°C – 120°C, so high temperature cables can be considered anything from around 125°C up to the most resilient plastic: PTFE, which can continuously operate at 260°C and can even achieve <400°C for short periods. So this type of wires will be used for where we required to have more flame propagation i.e. heating environment, industrial, critical machinery and outdoor application.