ADSS Optical Cable
(All Dielectric Self Supporting)
Features
The ADSS (All Dielectric Self Supporting) optical cable is designed with Aramid Yarn as peripheral strength members, providing high tensile strength and non-metallic properties. It is used for aerial applications and includes the following features:
Rodent resistant
Ballistic resistant
Termite resistant
Resistance to electrical induction and lightning effects
Strong mechanical properties
Cable Construction
Anti-Tracking Outer Sheath (HDPE Anti-Tracking Sheath)
Made of HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene), resistant to leakage current and extreme environments.
Water Blocking Tape
Prevents moisture penetration and water migration through the cable.
Peripheral Strength Member
Aramid Yarn provides high tensile strength and non-metallic properties.
Rip Cord
Facilitates easy cable stripping during installation.
Flooding Compound
Fills the voids in the cable to prevent water ingress.
Gel Filled PBT Color Coded Tube
Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT) tubes filled with gel to protect optical fibers and prevent moisture.
Color-coded for easy identification.
Binder
Binds the cable elements into a single core.
Single Mode Color Coded Optical Fiber
Single-mode optical fibers, color-coded for easier identification during installation and splicing.
PE Strength Member Jacket
Protective jacket made of polyethylene to safeguard the central strength members.
Non-Metallic Central Strength Member
Made of non-metallic materials to enhance flexibility and resistance to electrical induction.
Filled Rod
Provides additional mechanical support and prevents moisture ingress into the cable core.
Key Advantages
100% non-metallic construction, ideal for areas prone to lightning or electrical induction.
High tensile strength, suitable for long-span aerial installations.
Protection against mechanical damage, rodents, and termites.