Sensor Cables

CPE building cable uses chlorinated polyethylene as the insulation/jacket material and is the core cable for low-voltage building scenarios. Its key characteristics and applications are as follows. In terms of characteristics, **flame retardance with low smoke and low toxicity** is the key: it meets Class A flame retardance per GB/T 19666, producing little smoke and low toxic gas when burning, and suits venues such as hospitals and schools. **Excellent environmental resistance**: moisture resistance allows use in basements and pool areas, and it withstands -40 °C to +125 °C, suiting both northern and southern climates. It also features a small bend radius (only 6-8 times the outer diameter) and strong insulation (volume resistivity ≥ 10¹⁴ Ω·cm), and meets environmental standards. Applications focus on three scenarios: low-voltage building power distribution (residential lighting, garage charging piles), fire safety (emergency lighting and alarm device wiring) and low-voltage auxiliary systems (security surveillance cable), precisely matching building safety and construction needs.