Fire-fighting cables mainly include fire-resistant cables and flame-retardant cables, both of which play a crucial role in fire situations.

Fire-resistant cables can maintain normal operation in high-temperature environments, produce less smoke and toxic gases, and are suitable for emergency lighting in the event of a fire.
Flame-retardant cables, on the other hand, can quickly extinguish flames when exposed to open fire. While they may produce toxic smoke when burned, they are designed to slow the spread of fire to some extent, helping prevent the escalation of a fire disaster.