Polycab FRLSH 1.5 Sq mm 300 meter Wire | Blue | 1100V Rating | 1 Core Flexible Cable | Flame Retardant | Residential Cable | High Quality Insulation

The Polycab FR-LSH 1.5 Sqmm Blue Wire (300 Meters) is a high-quality electrical wire designed to ensure optimal safety and performance in both residential and commercial installations. The FR-LSH designation stands for Fire Retardant – Low Smoke Halogen, which means that the wire is built to resist fire while minimizing the emission of harmful gases and smoke in case of a fire, making it ideal for environments where safety is a priority.

About this item

The wire is constructed with copper conductors, ensuring excellent electrical conductivity, reducing power loss, and enhancing energy efficiency. Its 1.5 square millimeter cross-section makes it suitable for handling medium electrical loads, commonly used for wiring in lighting circuits, fans, and other general electrical appliances. The blue color coding makes it easily identifiable for neutral wiring applications in electrical systems. Its high flexibility ensures easy installation in various types of conduits and spaces.

• Superior Copper Conductor for Maximum Conductivity : The conductor inside the wire is made from high-quality annealed copper, which is known for its excellent electrical conductivity. Annealing is a process that softens the copper, improving its flexibility without compromising its strength.
• Durable PVC Insulation : The wire is insulated with high-grade PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), which makes it resistant to moisture, chemicals, and mechanical wear.
• Flexibility for Easy Routing and Installation : The flexible nature of the wire minimizes the chances of kinks or breaks during installation, improving both the speed and safety of the process.
• Low Voltage Drop for Better Efficiency : The wire’s construction minimizes voltage drop, ensuring that electrical appliances and fixtures receive consistent power without loss or fluctuation.
• Blue Color Coding for Easy Identification : The blue insulation on the wire helps electricians easily identify it as a neutral wire, which is standard in electrical installations. This reduces the chances of confusion during wiring or future maintenance tasks.