The Prysmian Group, the global energy and communications cable giant, recently received an order for the Louvre Abu Dhabi cable line to provide orders for more than 500 km FP fire-rated cable.
This Louvre Abu Dhabi was officially opened to the public for 10 years at a cost of 10 billion U.S. dollars on November 11 this year.As one of the UAE doubles with Dubai, Abu Dhabi never miss a super-shocking world class However, the idea of recreating a 'Louvre' in the desert at the time of its announcement still shocked the world.
According to Prysmian, the company offers a combination of reinforced fire-resistant cables, FPPLUS and FPPLUS FLEX cables to extend fire survival time, coupled with low flame spread, resulting in a significant reduction in smoke and hazardous gas emissions in the event of a fire. Allowing users more time to evacuate buildings and ensure better operating conditions for emergency teams.In addition, fire-rated cables ensure that power and fire alarm systems operate properly during a fire.
Antonio Chiantore, Managing Director of Prysmian Middle East, said: "At Prysmian we have a mission to provide our customers with the most suitable, innovative and technologically advanced cables. We understand that our cables play a role in building safety By continually investing in innovation, we ensure that the products we deliver deliver the highest levels of operational excellence and the highest product safety standards. '
It is reported that, in line with the strategy of high-tech business and products, Prysmian Group has developed a set of high-performance fire-resistant cables for infrastructure and has been installed in many famous buildings around the world. Among them, it is worth mentioning Is: Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, the world's largest biomass-powered renewable energy project, the British Drax Power Station, London's Shard, London's tallest building, and Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, one of the most innovative buildings ever built.