Nexans AmerCable Gexol®-331HF Fire Resistant Low Smoke / Halogen-Free Power Cables

Fire-resistant, low smoke, halogen-free power cables for offshore drilling and petroleum facilities, rated 90°C with IEEE 1580 and IEC 60331 approvals.


Nexans AmerCable Gexol®-331HF Fire Resistant Low Smoke / Halogen-Free Power Cables - cover page
Brand
Nexans AmerCable
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
40
File format
PDF
File size
5.7 MB
Published
05 November, 2026
Updated
05 November, 2026
MD5 checksum
1793A2189C94033572E7E2AD205FC5F3

About this manual

This catalog details Gexol®-331HF power cables designed for harsh offshore and petroleum environments. They are fire-resistant, low smoke, and halogen-free, with ratings up to 90°C and approvals including IEEE 1580 and IEC 60331. Cables are available in single, two, three, four, and five conductor configurations, with optional armor and sheathing. Applications include emergency lighting, fire detection, alarms, and personnel egress systems.

Technical specifications include conductor types, insulation, jacket materials, ampacity ratings, and voltage ratings. The cables are suitable for Class I, Division 1 and Zone 1 environments, with options for bronze, aluminum, or tinned copper armor. Severe cold durability exceeds CSA standards at -40°C/-35°C.

What's inside

  • Fire Resistant Low Smoke / Halogen-Free Power Cables
  • Single Conductor Power Cable
  • Two Conductor Power Cable
  • Three Conductor Power Cable
  • Four Conductor Power Cable
  • Five Conductor Power Cable
  • Control Cable
  • Instrumentation Cables
  • Type VFD Power Cable
  • Public Address/General Alarm (PA/GA)

Specifications

Temperature Rating90°C
Voltage Rating2kV (single conductor), 0.6/1kV (two conductor)
Low Smoke and Halogen-FreeYes
Cold DurabilityExceeds CSA cold bend/cold impact (-40°C/-35°C)
Hawke Gland TypesIndustrial & Safe Area (IP68), Increased Safety, Explosion Proof, Flameproof

Frequently asked questions

What environments are these cables designed for?

Demanding offshore drilling and petroleum facilities, including critical circuits for emergency lighting, fire detection/suppression, alarms, and personnel egress.

What are the available conductor configurations?

Single, two, three, four, five conductor power cables, control cables, and instrumentation cables (individually shielded pairs and triads).

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