Fire safety cable ProBase PB-2x2x0.8-LZ-Dca — 2 conductors x 2 mm², 0.8 mm insulation, red, LSZH

ProBase PB-2x2x0.8-LZ-Dca is a fire safety cable featuring two 2 mm² conductors with 0.8 mm insulation and a red low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) outer sheath. Designed for installations where low smoke and reduced toxic gas emissions are required, this cable provides a clear conductor size and color coding for easy identification in fire alarm circuits, emergency systems and other safety-related wiring. The construction emphasizes predictable electrical performance and safer behavior under fire conditions compared with conventional PVC-sheathed cables.

Advantages

The LSZH outer jacket minimizes smoke density and eliminates halogen-containing gases during combustion, improving safety in enclosed spaces and evacuation routes. Compact conductor size and consistent insulation thickness support reliable signal transmission and straightforward termination. The red sheath offers immediate visual identification for fire and emergency systems, which aids maintenance and compliance with safety labeling practices.

Suitable for

• Fire alarm circuits and detectors
• Emergency lighting control and monitoring systems
• Fireman’s lift and evacuation system wiring
• Safety and signaling circuits in public buildings and transport hubs

Key specifications

• Number of conductors: 2
• Conductor cross-section: 2 mm²
• Insulation thickness: 0.8 mm
• Sheath type: LSZH (low smoke zero halogen)
• Sheath color: red
• Typical applications: fire alarm and emergency systems

How to use

Install the ProBase cable following applicable local electrical and fire-safety codes. Use suitable cable glands, clips and conduits to maintain mechanical protection and routing integrity. Strip conductor insulation carefully to avoid nicking, and make terminations with compatible connectors or terminal blocks rated for the conductor size. Route the cable separately from high-voltage power conductors where required by regulations to prevent interference and ensure system reliability.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, select cable routing that minimizes exposure to heat sources and mechanical stress. Verify compatibility with the intended detection and control equipment, and perform continuity and insulation resistance tests after installation. Store the cable in dry, shaded conditions prior to installation to preserve the LSZH jacket properties.