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Halogen-free mains cable
In buildings with lots of people or sensitive electronics, every minute counts in the event of a fire: LSZH stands for "Low Smoke Zero Halogen" – materials that typically produce less smoke and less corrosive halogen gases than traditional PVC solutions.
Halogen-free sheathing and insulation materials are used where visibility and protection of technology play a greater role than the pure price per cable in the event of a fire.
Important: "Halogen-free/LSZH" does not mean "fireproof". Even LSZH cables can release harmful gases such as CO in the event of a fire. The main advantage lies in smoke and corrosive halogen acids (depending on material/testing).
These three points are usually sufficient for a quick pre-selection. You can then jump directly to the appropriate categories.
Practical tip: Pay attention to material specifications such as H05Z1Z1-F (example) and approvals (e.g. VDE/ENEC) if these are required for the project.
Frequently selected in everyday B2B use: Schuko (CEE 7/7) to IEC C13 and LSZH cold device extensions C13 to C14 – ideal for IT, servers and infrastructure.
Note: Availability and technical details can be found for each item (e.g. cross-section, length, approval).
"Halogen-free" refers to sheathing/insulation materials without halogen-containing components. In the event of a fire, this typically results in fewer acidic/corrosive halogen gases (test context e.g. IEC 60754).
"Low smoke" describes reduced smoke development – measured, for example, by smoke density/light transmission in test procedures (test context, e.g. EN/IEC 61034).
Not automatically. Fire behaviour depends on the overall cable structure. Different tests are used for flame propagation depending on the application (test context, e.g. IEC 60332).
Plug type + coupling (e.g. Schuko→C13, C13→C14), length, cross-section/power requirement and application environment (office, server room, public, industrial).
This page is for guidance only (not legal advice). Requirements may vary depending on the industry, building specifications and target market.
Halogen-free DINIC power cables (LSZH) are particularly useful when safety, technical protection and clear specifications are paramount. If required, we can assist you in selecting the right cable based on application, length, cross-section and approvals.
As of July 2025 – subject to change.
Halogen-free power cables (LSZH): useful for people, technology and critical infrastructure
MAG GmbH · Vechelder Straße 22 · 38268 Lengede (Lower Saxony) B2B shop: mag-kabel.co.uk Practical + understandable
Why halogen-free/LSZH is often the better choice in projects
IEC 60754
Gases/acidity from cable material
EN/IEC 61034
Smoke density/light transmission
IEC 60332
Flame propagation (depending on construction)
How to quickly choose the right LSZH power cable
Selection guide: 3 questions – clear recommendation
Go directly to suitable LSZH items
FAQ: Halogen-free / LSZH – brief answers
What does "halogen-free" mean in relation to cables?
What does "low smoke" mean in LSZH?
Is LSZH automatically "flame-retardant"?
What information do I need for a quick recommendation?
MAG GmbH: LSZH power cables for projects, rollouts and series