Cables coated with conventional PVC compounds can become a fire hazard, as they spread and propagate flames when exposed to an external fire source. In industries such as Chemicals, Power Stations, Nuclear Installations, and Petrochemicals, this can pose serious risks to equipment and human life, leading to extensive damage. Conventional PVC-coated cables also emit dense black smoke that reduces visibility during firefighting and makes it difficult to identify the source of the fire. In addition, they release corrosive acid fumes that can damage critical and sensitive electronic equipment.