



KEI Conflame Green+ FR-LSH 90MTR Wire
- Manufacturer: KEI Industries Ltd.
- Range: Conflame Green+ FR-LSH House Wire
- Conductor: 99.97% pure electrolytic grade annealed bare copper
- Insulation: Heat-resistant FR-LSH PVC — low smoke and halogen
- Eco Credentials: Lead-free, RoHS and REACH compliant
- Coil Length: 90 metres
- Sizes Available: 1.0, 1.5, 2.5 and 4.0 sq mm
- Colours Available: Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Black
KEI Conflame Green+ 90MTR Wire is a single-core FR-LSH house wire built around a specific problem: in most building fires, it isn't the flame that kills people, it's the smoke. Standard PVC insulation emits dense smoke and toxic halogen gases as it burns, in exactly the stairwells and corridors people are trying to escape through.
Conflame Green+ is insulated with a specially formulated heat-resistant flame-retardant compound that both retards the spread of fire and restricts smoke and toxic gas emission, keeping escape routes survivable for longer. The insulation is lead-free and the range is RoHS and REACH compliant, with packaging made from recycled biodegradable material.
This matters commercially as well as ethically. The National Building Code 2016 (Part 4, Fire & Life Safety) and most state fire service rules effectively require FR-LSH wiring in escape routes, common shafts, and high-occupancy buildings — which means multi-storey residential, hotels, hospitals, and commercial premises. Conductor is the same 99.97% pure copper as the Homecab range, in the same four sizes and five colours.
Key Features
- Low smoke and halogen (FR-LSH): Restricts toxic smoke emission, keeping escape routes survivable
- Heat-resistant insulation: Holds up at elevated operating temperatures
- Lead-free, RoHS and REACH compliant: No lead leaching into the environment
- 99.97% pure copper conductor: High conductivity, low transmission loss
- Specified for high-rise and commercial work: Meets the fire-safety expectation for NBC-governed buildings
Size Selection Guide
| Size | Commonly used for |
|---|---|
| 1.0 sq mm | Lighting circuits and low-load points |
| 1.5 sq mm | Lighting and fan circuits |
| 2.5 sq mm | General power socket circuits |
| 4.0 sq mm | Higher-load points such as air conditioners and geysers |
General trade guidance only. Correct sizing depends on connected load, run length, ambient temperature, and installation method — have a licensed electrician confirm it against IS 732 and your local regulations.
Homecab FR vs Conflame Green+ FR-LSH
| Feature | Homecab (FR) | Conflame Green+ (FR-LSH) |
|---|---|---|
| Flame spread | Retarded | Retarded |
| Smoke & toxic gas | Standard PVC emission | Substantially restricted |
| Lead-free | — | Yes, RoHS & REACH compliant |
| Typically specified for | Independent houses, low-rise residential | High-rise, hotels, hospitals, commercial, escape routes |
Recommended Applications
Where this wire fits best
- Multi-storey residential: Apartment blocks and high-rise buildings
- Hotels and hospitals: High-occupancy buildings with strict fire requirements
- Commercial establishments: Offices, malls, and retail complexes
- Escape routes and common shafts: Where NBC fire-safety provisions apply
- Safety-conscious homes: Owners choosing to specify above the minimum
1) What does FR-LSH actually mean, and why pay more for it?
Flame Retardant Low Smoke & Halogen. Ordinary PVC insulation emits dense smoke and toxic halogen gases when it burns — and smoke inhalation, not flame, causes the majority of fire deaths. FR-LSH insulation substantially restricts that emission, keeping stairwells and corridors survivable for longer.
2) Do I actually need FR-LSH, or is Homecab enough?
For an independent house or low-rise home, a BIS-certified FR wire like Homecab is compliant. For G+4 and above, commercial buildings, hotels, and hospitals, NBC 2016 fire-safety provisions and state fire rules generally require FR-LSH in escape routes and common areas. Check what your building approval specifies.
3) Is the conductor the same as Homecab?
Yes — both use 99.97% pure electrolytic grade annealed copper. The difference is entirely in the insulation compound, not the current-carrying capacity of the conductor.
4) What makes it "Green+"?
The insulation is lead-free and RoHS and REACH compliant, so no lead leaches into the environment over the cable's life, and the packaging uses recycled biodegradable material.
5) Which size and colour should I order?
See the size guide and colour convention tables above, and have your electrician confirm sizing for your actual loads. As a general rule, match the colour convention already used in your building so the installation stays readable for whoever works on it next.
- Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
- Damaged or defective product
- Wrong or missing item
- Product cannot be returned once installed or used
- Refer to Refund Policy for complete details
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