Plastic Flexible Corrugated Conduit

LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) flexible corrugated conduit is a type of electrical conduit that combines the flexibility of a flexible conduit with the LSZH properties. LSZH refers to a material that emits minimal smoke and halogen-free gases when exposed to high heat or fire.

The key features and benefits of LSZH flexible corrugated conduit include:

Flexibility: Similar to other flexible corrugated conduits, LSZH conduits can be easily bent and routed to fit various installation requirements, including tight spaces and curved paths.

Low Smoke Emission: During a fire or high-temperature event, LSZH materials are designed to produce minimal smoke compared to traditional PVC or other materials. This can be particularly important in enclosed spaces or areas with high human occupancy.

Zero Halogen Content: LSZH materials are formulated without halogens, such as chlorine, bromine, or fluorine. This reduces the release of corrosive and toxic gases, which can be harmful to people and equipment during a fire.

Fire Safety Compliance: LSZH flexible corrugated conduit is often used in applications where fire safety regulations and standards require low smoke emission and zero halogen content. It helps to minimize the spread of fire and the potential harm caused by toxic gases.

LSZH flexible corrugated conduit is commonly used in environments where fire safety is a top priority, such as commercial buildings, hospitals, transportation systems, and data centers. It is suitable for protecting and routing electrical cables and wires while minimizing the risk of smoke inhalation and toxic gas emissions during a fire event.