LSHF and LS0H power cord manufacturer for Custom Low Smoke, Zero-Halogen Cords
Cord Master offers 100% end-to-end LSZH protection.
Cord Master Engineering has the resources to design, mold and manufacture almost any Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) cable or cord.
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Using non-PVC polymers for jacketing and molded connectors is what make a power cord qualify as zero halogen. Working with non-PVC polymers requires specific tooling and the experience to use it properly. Our engineering and production staff knows how to meet the highest quality standards while working with zero halogen polymers.

IEC and NEMA Plug Configurations
We offer a large variety of configurations and cables including:
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North American Cords
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International Cords
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Hi Amp Cords
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Data Center Cords & Cables
Standard configurations (C-13, C-14, C15, NEMA 5-15) all available.
Designed to Meet Standards & Requirements
Let us design solutions for your LSZH cables and power cord needs, including:
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Military Requirements
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Underwriters Laboratories (UL)
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Canadian Underwriters Laboratories (cUL)
Benefits of LSZH Power Cords
Many power cords and cable assemblies are used in enclosed environments where fire is a risk. Standard cords rarely start fires, but when they burn, they can emit heavy smoke and toxic, corrosive gases. These hazards can hinder evacuation, endanger lives, and damage expensive equipment. As an lshf and ls0h power cord manufacturer, Cord Master designs LSZH cable and cord assemblies for applications where reducing smoke and halogen emissions matters.
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Zero halogen power cords are made from materials that do not release halogen when subject to high temperature or fire.
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Cord Master Engineering recognizes the gap in the existing product lines of standard electronic equipment and special cable assemblies sold for closed environments. We develop cables and cord assemblies that address the needs with low smoke zero halogen materials. Cord Master has the ability to analyze your application and recommend designs within military and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) requirements.
