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Elume today

₹11,048

MRP

₹19,435

Non-Toxic

An oxygen mask in case of fire – Research shows that maximum causalities in Fire happen due to chocking caused by formation of hazardous gases. PVC Flame Retardant Low Smoke and Halogen cables release lesser toxic gases compared to ordinary PVC cables. Smoke generation in case of FRLSH cables is <60% and release of halogen content is <20%. Our HFFR (Halogen-free Flame Retardant) cables are practically halogen-free and are 10 times superior to FR-LSH cables as in case of fire release of Hazardous gases is <0.5%. This ensures that people trapped in fire can breathe easy facilitating better chances of their rescue.

Environment-Friendly

Every day thousands of tonnes of Hazardous Halogen gases are released in the environment resulting in depletion of the earth’s ozone layer which protects us from cancer causing UV radiations of the Sun - a phenomenon popularly known as Greenhouse Effect. Havells HFFR insulated industrial cables are practically halogen-free and are, therefore, environment friendly, protecting not only you and your family, but also the future generations against the Green House Effect.

Effective price

₹104/m +GST

Wholesale (15+ coils)

₹99/m +GST

MRP equivalent

₹183/m

Which house wire gives the best value for money?

Value for money means the most safety and quality per rupee, not the lowest price. Premium e-beam (EBXL) and HR FR-LSH grades like APAR Anushakti and Polycab Maxima+ Green Wire top our list because they deliver low-smoke, heat-resistant fire safety at a per-metre price close to standard FR wire, helped by deep discounts off MRP on Elume. For tight budgets on standard circuits, RR Kabel Superex FR is the lowest cost per metre from a trusted brand.

What is the difference between FR and FRLS house wires?

FR (Flame Retardant) insulation resists catching fire and slows flame spread. FRLS (Flame Retardant Low Smoke) does the same but also emits far less smoke and corrosive halogen gas when exposed to fire. For enclosed homes, apartments and commercial spaces, FRLS is the safer choice because reduced smoke gives occupants more time to escape.

Which gauge wire should I use for an AC or geyser?

For most household geysers and 1 to 1.5 ton split ACs, 4 sq mm copper wire is the standard, safe choice. Larger 2 ton or higher ACs and the main incoming run usually need 6 sq mm. Always size for the appliance's actual load and run length, and consult your electrician for long cable runs where voltage drop matters.