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There is no question that halogen free cables are safer than PVC cables. In the event of a fire, the difference between a PVC and halogen free cable can be crucial. Choosing halogen free cables can save both lives and money.
The right cables can save lives
Halogen free cables reduce the generation of black smoke in a fire, which means that it is much faster to evacuate a room. With better visibility and less harmful smoke, the chances of quickly finding the way out increase.
A financial investment
It is also possible to save money by choosing halogen free cables. In the event of a fire, the harmful acids emitted by PVC that have a negative effect of machines, computers, electronics and equipment are avoided. Furthermore, long production interruptions and subsequent major economic losses are also avoided.
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