In modern industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and public infrastructure projects, cable selection has evolved far beyond simply "meeting power requirements."

For engineering contractors, system integrators, and procurement managers, a critical question is being raised in boardrooms worldwide: As projects place greater emphasis on fire safety and long-term operational stability, are traditional low-voltage cables still the best choice?

In high-density or enclosed environments—such as hospitals, subways, airports, data centers, and massive commercial complexes—the primary threat during a fire is often not the flames themselves, but the dense smoke and toxic gases. Consequently, LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) low voltage cables have rapidly transitioned from a premium alternative to a mandatory specification in international engineering projects.