FR house wire

Overview

FR (Flame Retardant) house wire refers to electrical wiring cables that are designed to have flame-retardant properties. These wires are commonly used in residential buildings and houses to safely distribute electrical power within the premises. They are manufactured with materials that have inherent flame-retardant properties or are treated with additives to reduce the risk of fire propagation. They are designed to resist the spread of fire and limit the extent of damage in case of a fire incident. FR house wires have insulation and outer jacketing made from materials that provide flame-retardant characteristics. Common materials used for insulation include PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) with flame-retardant additives, cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE), or low-smoke, zero-halogen (LSZH) compounds. The outer jacket is also designed to have flame-retardant properties.

FR house wires are manufactured by fire safety standards and regulations to ensure their suitability for use in residential buildings. They are tested and certified to meet specific fire safety requirements, such as resistance to flame propagation, smoke emission, and toxic gas release. They have conductors made of copper or aluminum, which provide excellent electrical conductivity for efficient power transmission within the house. Copper conductors are widely preferred due to their superior electrical properties and corrosion resistance. Pesi Private Limited is the manufacturer, trader, and exporter of it across India,  Dubai, Qatar, and South Middle East. We are based in Delhi, were founded in 2021, hold ISO certification, and are also MSME and Udyam registered.

• FR house wires often follow standard color coding for insulation to indicate different purposes and electrical phases. 
• They are robust and work well in all conditions
• They are an essential component of electrical systems in both residential and commercial settings