JE-H(St)H Fire-Resistant Cables

JE-H(St)H FE180 cable is a fire-resistant alarm and signal cable with copper conductor cores twisted in pairs, halogen-free insulation, an aluminum foil shield with a drain wire, and a halogen-free sheath. It is used on the loop lines of fire detection and alarm systems, on siren and emergency announcement lines, and wherever signal transmission must continue during a fire. In this category, FE180 and PH120 rated cables made by Birtaş, Reçber, 2M and Erse are sold by the meter in pair and conductor sizes such as 1x2x0.80, 1x2x1, 1x2x1.5, 2x2x1.5 and 4x2x0.80. Choose the number of pairs and the conductor gauge according to the line length and the panel manufacturer's cable requirement, and the resistance class (FE180, PH120, E30) according to the project specification. A J-H(St)H alarm cable without FE180 in the product name is halogen-free but does not provide circuit integrity in a fire and does not replace these cables.

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How to choose JE-H(St)H Fire-Resistant Cables

JE-H(St)H FE180 cable is a fire-resistant alarm and signal cable with copper conductor cores twisted in pairs, halogen-free insulation, an aluminum foil shield with a drain wire, and a halogen-free sheath. It is used on the loop lines of fire detection and alarm systems, on siren and emergency announcement lines, and wherever signal transmission must continue during a fire.

  • Clarify the circuit duty first: power distribution, control, fire safety, Ethernet or analog signal.
  • Compare conductor cross-section, core count, insulation and shielding against the installation route.
  • Switch to the proper cable family early when flex duty, oil resistance, halogen-free jacket or fire integrity is required.

Frequently asked questions

What is JE-H(St)H Fire-Resistant Cables and where is it used?

JE-H(St)H FE180 cable is a fire-resistant alarm and signal cable with copper conductor cores twisted in pairs, halogen-free insulation, an aluminum foil shield with a drain wire, and a halogen-free sheath. It is used on the loop lines of fire detection and alarm systems, on siren and emergency announcement lines, and wherever signal transmission must continue during a fire.

What should I compare when choosing JE-H(St)H Fire-Resistant Cables?

Choose the number of pairs and the conductor gauge according to the line length and the panel manufacturer's cable requirement, and the resistance class (FE180, PH120, E30) according to the project specification.

Where can I find technical details for JE-H(St)H Fire-Resistant Cables products?

A J-H(St)H alarm cable without FE180 in the product name is halogen-free but does not provide circuit integrity in a fire and does not replace these cables.

JE-H(St)H Fire-Resistant Cables Selection Guide: Technical Criteria and Engineering Practice