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What is the difference between XLPE & FRLS cables? Is FRLS
cables is a type of XLPE cable or both r different?
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Answer Posted / vinod bisht
actually both are different material where FRLS are used in
fire pron areas and XLPE elsewhere.
XLPE-crosslinked polyethylene.
FRLS-fire retardent low smoke.
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