Building safety remains on a knife edge says Wrexham Mineral Cables
AEI Cables spells out risk of not using approved Category 3 Control fire performance cables
Contractors and installers mut play active role in building safety says Wrexham Mineral Cables
Building safety a ‘ticking time bomb’ if fire cable testing isn’t strengthened, says Wrexham Mineral Cables
Welcome changes to building regulations intensifies focus on performance of ‘fire-resistant’ cables, says Wrexham Mineral Cables
WMC believe a better understanding of fire-resistant cables will improve building safety
Government testing review welcomed but ‘more needs to be done’ says Wrexham Mineral Cables
In with the new… Greater certainty for specifiers
The fire cable industry has welcomed the introduction of the new British Standard BS 8592:2016 Electric cables; thermosetting insulated, non-armoured, fire-resistant single core non-sheathed cable of rated voltage 450/750V. This is first British standard for this type of cable, and…
Smoke without fire
Evolution of protocols for testing the fire safety of electrical cables has led to an important divergence between fire performances provided by electrical cables and fire performances expected and needed. The understanding amongst most specifiers, sellers, installers and users of…
Life Safety and Fire Fighting Systems – The weakest link
Unlike other cables, fire resistant cables have to work even when directly exposed to the fire to keep essential Life Safety and Fire Fighting equipment working: Fire alarms, Emergency Lighting, Emergency Communication, Fire Sprinkler pumps, Fireman’s Lift sub-main, Smoke extraction…
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