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WDZ-YJY 0.6/1kV Copper XLPE Halogen-Free Low-Smoke Flame-Retardant Power Cable

WDZB-YJY LSZH flame retardant power cable 0.6/1KV Hongce Cable

When the cable runs through a building zone where evacuation has to happen during a fire — shopping malls, hospitals, transit stations, public assembly — local codes increasingly forbid halogen-content insulation that releases toxic smoke. WDZ-YJY replaces the conventional PVC sheath with halogen-free flame-retardant polyolefin (HFFR).

Conductor materialAnnealed copper, Class 2 stranded
InsulationXLPE
Outer sheathHalogen-free flame-retardant polyolefin (HFFR)
Flame retardanceIEC 60332-3-22 Category B
Smoke density< 60% transmittance (IEC 61034)
Halogen content< 0.5% (IEC 60754-1)
pH of evolved gas> 4.3 (IEC 60754-2)
Rated voltage U₀/U0.6/1 kV
Max conductor temperature90 °C
Cross-sections available1.5 – 400 mm²
  • IEC 60502-1
  • IEC 60332-3-22 Category B (Flame propagation)
  • IEC 61034 (Smoke density)
  • IEC 60754-1 / 2 (Halogen, acid gas)
  • GB/T 19666 (HFFR cable classification)

Overview

Conductor and XLPE insulation are identical to YJV. The differentiation is the outer sheath: HFFR (halogen-free flame-retardant) polyolefin compound that resists flame propagation per IEC 60332-3-22 Category B and emits low smoke + zero halogen acid gas under fire. Used wherever local building codes prohibit halogen-content cable on life-safety grounds.

Key Features

01

Halogen-free + low-smoke + flame-retardant

All three life-safety properties in one outer sheath compound — no need to specify separate FR and LSZH variants.

02

Building-code aligned for SEA

Specification matches the LSZH cable requirements that Indonesian, Thai, and Philippine fire codes now apply to high-occupancy buildings.

03

Compatible with YJV terminations

Outer dimensions match YJV at every cross-section — substitution does not require new lugs, glands, or terminations.

Applications

Public assembly buildings

Shopping malls, transit stations, airports, hospitals — anywhere evacuation must be safe during a cable fire.

High-occupancy commercial

Office building risers and tenant distribution where local code mandates LSZH on life-safety circuits.