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Mar 25, 2025

It's not the flames that kill

Norway has a high fire-related mortality rate. Smoke, not flames, poses the biggest risk. Jørn Davidsen from BFO calls for stricter material regulations to limit smoke. Low Fire Hazard cables in fire class Dca can reduce damage, improve evacuation routes, and minimize environmental impact from fires
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Mar 19, 2025

Make it easier to eco-label your building

Low Fire Hazard cables contribute to building eco-certification by reducing harmful emissions, protecting electronics, and improving fire safety. They meet requirements from Nordic Swan and BREEAM-Nor and enhance opportunities for green loans. The cables also increase building safety.
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Mar 18, 2025

Fire class Dca cables save lives and property

Most people who die in fires succumb to smoke and gases – not flames. Choosing the right cables can significantly improve fire safety. Fire class Dca cables reduce smoke, corrosive gases, and fire spread, making them an important step toward the government's zero fire death vision.
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Mar 18, 2025

The safe choice the Swedes made ten years ago

Sweden adopted Low Fire Hazard (LFH) cables early for better fire safety and environmental benefits, with Nexans as a key driver. LFH cables reduce toxic smoke, fire damage, and harmful substances. Norway lags behind, but stricter regulations and growing demand may drive the transition to safer cables.
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Mar 16, 2025

- ‘It's the smoke that gets you,’ explains the Fire Officer. Good material choices can prevent this.

Fires spread fast, and smoke is often deadlier than flames. Material choices can make all the difference. Learn how Low Fire Hazard alternatives improve safety, reduce smoke, and protect lives and property.