Single-mode ADSS fiber optic cable with double jacket for outdoor use, 6, 12, 24, 48 cores

Product Introduction

The ADSS optical feed cable uses a braided loose tube. The optical fiber is placed inside a loose tube made of high-modulus plastics. The tubes are filled with a water-blocking filler compound. The tubes (and fillers) are braided around a non-metallic FRP core member within a compact, circular cable core. The cable is then finished with an outer PE or AT (Anti-tracking) jacket.

Features

The small and lightweight outer diameter of the cable reduces the influence of ice and wind, and reduces the load on the frame and tower support.

Precisely control the excess length of the fiber, ensuring high tensile strength and temperature properties of the cable.

Non-metallic central force member, anti-electromagnetic interference.

The Kevlar yarn material ensures good tensile strength performance.

Low dispersion and attenuation.

Lying down with a continuous stitch.

Applications

Used by electric utility companies as a means of communication.

Suitable for self-supporting aerial applications

Local and long-distance area network communication