LIHH Fire-Resistant Cables

The LIHH FE180 cable is an unshielded, fire-resistant multicore signal and control cable with fine-stranded copper conductors, halogen-free insulation and a halogen-free sheath. It is used on siren, strobe and relay outputs in fire alarm systems, and in the control and low-power supply lines of systems that must operate during a fire, such as emergency lighting and emergency public address. In this category, Reçber, Birtaş, Mekas and 2M products are sold by the meter in core counts and cross-sections such as 2x0.75 mm², 2x1.5 mm², 3x1.5 mm², 4x1 mm², 8x2.5 mm² and 12x2.5 mm²; the sheath of the 2M FireKab series is orange. Choose the cross-section according to the load current and the voltage drop over the line length, the number of cores according to the device connection, and the FE180 and PH120 classes according to the project specification. LIHH is an unshielded cable; it is not a substitute for the shielded LIH(St)H or LIHCH types on data and measurement lines exposed to electromagnetic interference.

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How to choose LIHH Fire-Resistant Cables

The LIHH FE180 cable is an unshielded, fire-resistant multicore signal and control cable with fine-stranded copper conductors, halogen-free insulation and a halogen-free sheath. It is used on siren, strobe and relay outputs in fire alarm systems, and in the control and low-power supply lines of systems that must operate during a fire, such as emergency lighting and emergency public address.

  • 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 LIHH Fire-Resistant Cables and where is it used?

The LIHH FE180 cable is an unshielded, fire-resistant multicore signal and control cable with fine-stranded copper conductors, halogen-free insulation and a halogen-free sheath. It is used on siren, strobe and relay outputs in fire alarm systems, and in the control and low-power supply lines of systems that must operate during a fire, such as emergency lighting and emergency public address.

What should I compare when choosing LIHH Fire-Resistant Cables?

Choose the cross-section according to the load current and the voltage drop over the line length, the number of cores according to the device connection, and the FE180 and PH120 classes according to the project specification.

Where can I find technical details for LIHH Fire-Resistant Cables products?

LIHH is an unshielded cable; it is not a substitute for the shielded LIH(St)H or LIHCH types on data and measurement lines exposed to electromagnetic interference.

LIHH Fire-Resistant Cables Selection Guide: Technical Criteria and Engineering Practice