As a commonly used connection cable, UL electronic wiring harness should also meet the environmental protection requirements. The following are some of the environmental protection requirements of UL electronic wires.
The basic environmental protection requirement of UL electronic wiring harness is that harmful substances cannot exceed the standard, but ROHS+N6P standard has to pass the phthalate test, also known as 6p test and pahs test.
Phthalates in UL electronic wire harnesses are generally found in products such as rubber and paints, and are widely used as plasticizers. Products exported to the EU are also generally tested for phthalates.
Phthalates are a kind of plasticizers, which are widely used in UL electronic wiring harnesses. They modify or soften plastics and are common in plastics and paints. More than 15 phthalates are considered hazardous and restricted in use.