Application and Description

6181B, 6182B, 6183B, 6184B and 6185B

LSZH cables to BS7211 are designed

for fixed wiring, lighting and low voltage

power applications.

They are suitable for domestic,

commercial and industrial building

installations.

Typical applications include lighting

circuits, power circuits, distribution

boards, control panels, conduit systems

and trunking systems.

These cables are commonly used in public

buildings, schools, hospitals, airports,

offices, data centres and transport

facilities where low smoke zero halogen

performance is required.

The thermosetting insulation provides

reliable electrical performance and

thermal stability.

The LSOH / LSZH sheath helps reduce smoke

emission and corrosive gas release

in the event of fire.

The cables may be installed in conduit,

trunking or other protected wiring systems.

Where additional mechanical protection

is required, the cable should be installed

according to project specification

and local installation requirements.

The cable should be selected according to

voltage rating, number of cores,

conductor size, sheath colour,

installation method and project specification.

Cable Construction

• - Bare copper made of strands conductor

• - Stranding to IEC 60228 CL-1/2

• - Thermosetting insulation, type EI 5 or type GP 8 insulation

• - For 2 cores and above, the cores shall be laid up together. Centre filler may be used; the laid up cores
  may be covered by an optional extruded inner covering or separating tape

• - LSOH type LTS4 sheath

Core Identification

• 2-core: brown and blue;

• 3-core: brown, black and grey;

• 4-core: blue, brown, black and grey;

• 5-core: greenlyellow, blue, brown, black and grey

Technical Characteristics

• - Working voltage: 450/750v

• - Operating temperature: -15^o C to +90^o C

• - Insulation resistance: 10 MΩxkm

• - Halogen free acc. to EN 50267-2-1 / IEC 60754-1

• - Smoke density acc. to EN 50268-2 / IEC 61034-2

• - Corrosivity of gases acc. to EN 50267-2-2, IEC 60754-2

• - Flame retardancy acc. to EN 50265-2-1, IEC 60332-1

Cable Parameter

KEY FEATURES

- Designed according to BS7211 requirements

- 6181B, 6182B, 6183B, 6184B and 6185B cable types

- Thermosetting insulated conductors

- LSOH / LSZH outer sheath

- Low smoke zero halogen performance

- Suitable for fixed wiring installation

- Suitable for lighting and power circuits

- Suitable for conduit and trunking systems

- Suitable for domestic, commercial and industrial buildings

- Suitable for public buildings and protected cable routes

SELECTION NOTES

Before quotation, please confirm:

- Cable type

- Voltage rating

- Number of cores

- Conductor size

- Cable length

- Sheath colour

- Installation method

- Required standard or project specification

- Packing requirement

- Destination port or delivery address

6181B, 6182B, 6183B, 6184B and 6185B

cables are commonly selected for fixed

wiring applications where low smoke

zero halogen performance is required.

They are suitable for building wiring,

lighting circuits, power circuits and

protected low voltage installations.

For installations requiring mechanical

protection, the cable should be installed

in conduit, trunking or other protected

wiring systems.

RELATED CABLE TYPES

- BS7211 cable

- 6181B cable

- 6182B cable

- 6183B cable

- 6184B cable

- 6185B cable

- 6241B cable

- 6242B cable

- 6243B cable

- 6491B cable

- LSZH building cable

- Fixed wiring cable

FAQ

What are 6181B, 6182B, 6183B, 6184B and 6185B cables used for?

They are used for fixed wiring,

lighting and low voltage power circuits

in buildings.

They are suitable for domestic,

commercial and industrial installations.

What standard do these cables follow?

These cables are designed according

to BS7211 requirements.

Are these cables LSZH?

Yes. These cables use an LSOH / LSZH

sheath to help reduce smoke emission

and corrosive gas release in the event of fire.

Are these cables armoured?

No. These are unarmoured fixed wiring

cables.

Where mechanical protection is required,

they should be installed in conduit,

trunking or other protected wiring systems.

What is the difference between 6181B and 6185B?

The main difference is the number of cores.

6181B is normally a single core cable,

while 6185B is normally a five core cable.

Where are these cables commonly installed?

They are commonly installed in buildings,

public facilities, schools, hospitals,

airports, offices, data centres and

transport systems.

What information is required for quotation?

Please confirm cable type, voltage rating,

number of cores, conductor size, cable length,

sheath colour, installation method and

required standard.

Destination port or delivery address

is also required.

Can BURYCABLE supply 6181B to 6185B cable?

Yes. BURYCABLE can supply 6181B,

6182B, 6183B, 6184B and 6185B LSZH

cables according to project requirements.