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12, 24, 48 core ADSS aerial fiber optic cable


  • Place of origin: China
  • Brand name: Aixton
  • Certification: ISO9001, CE, FCC, ROHS
  • Terms of payment:: L / C, T / T, Western Union
  • Delivery time: 5-20 days (depending on the quantity)
  • Shipping method: by sea, air, express
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    Parameters

    product name ADSS single-jacketed fiber optic cable
    Fiber count 2-144 cores
    Construction loose tube
    Fiber type Single mode
    Outer cover material Individual PE jacket
    Jacket color Negro
    Cable diameter 9,5 mm ± 0,5 mm
    Weight 90 KILOGRAMS / KILOMETER
    Mem core resistance FRP
    Application Antenna and Conduit
    Warp Radio 10D / 20D (millimeter)
    Sample status Free sample in stock

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  • Product Introduction

    Standard ADSS fiber optic cable consists of single-mode optical fiber, a braided loose tube, aramid yarn, and an outer cable jacket. It is a completely non-metallic, non-conductive structure. Furthermore, its small diameter and lightweight construction make ADSS fiber optic cable self-supporting for aerial installation.

    Features

    1. It can be installed without turning off the power.
    2. Excellent performance. The maximum inductive load at the jacket's operating point can reach 25 kV.
    3. Lightweight and small diameter reduce the load caused by ice and wind and the load on the towers and rear struts.
    4. Large section lengths and the largest section exceeds 200 m.
    5. Good tensile strength and temperature performance.
    6. The design's lifespan is over 30 years.

    Applications

    The ADSS structure contains no metallic substances and is suitable for lightning-prone and high-voltage areas. Installation is simple, but the cost is higher than other standard fiber optic cables. It is generally used in areas with difficult laying conditions, such as lake and river crossings.

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