This article explains the different levels of flame testing from CSA (Canadian Standards Association), FT1 to FT6, used to assess the safety of wires and cables. Each test has specific flame intensity and duration, as well as strict pass/fail criteria. FT1 involves a vertical flame, while FT2 focuses on horizontal combustion. FT4 and FT5 target specific applications, such as FT4 for challenging vertical tray testing and FT5 for portable wiring. FT6 measures flame spread and smoke production. The article also discusses UL (Ultra-Low Voltage) certification, a bilateral certification for cables. These certifications are crucial for ensuring building safety and regulatory compliance.

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Fire Resistance Tester for Wire and Cable is ready for shipment. This equipment can meet BS 6387, IEC 60331, BS 8491, EN 50200 and so on test standards' requirement. It is suitable for mineral insulated cables with a rated voltage not exceeding 0.6 to 1KV, and can keep the circuit intact for a long time under flame conditions.

GD-BS6387Y Wire And Cable Fire Resistance Tester can monitor the current, voltage and gas flow during the test in real-time, and the test report can be output and printed. It is suitable for the mineral insulated cables whose rated voltage does not exceed 0.6-1.0kV and keeps the circuit intact for a long time in under fire condition.

Many fires occurring today have electrical origins. In many cases, they are related to overloads and short circuits in connections, appliances, or even pipes that are inadequately designed and manufactured. In the event of a fire, the fire behavior of cables is an important factor in ensuring the sa