48-Core ADSS
Outdoor Fiber Optic Cable – High-Performance, Weather-Resistant Solution for Modern Telecommunications This 48-core ADSS (All-Dielectric Self-Supporting)
outdoor fiber optic cable is engineered for superior data transmission across long distances in harsh environments. Designed with advanced materials and precision manufacturing, it ensures minimal signal loss, high bandwidth capacity, and long-term reliability—ideal for telecom providers, utility companies, and infrastructure developers seeking a robust fiber solution. Key Features: - 48 individual optical fibers within a single, lightweight structure - All-dielectric construction (no metal components) for safe installation on power lines - Low attenuation performance using premium-grade single-mode fiber (SMF-28 or equivalent) - Water-blocking technology with gel-filled loose tubes and longitudinal water-swellable tapes - Aramid yarn reinforcement for tensile strength and durability - UV-resistant polyethylene (PE) or AT jacket for protection against extreme temperatures, rain, snow, and sunlight exposure Detailed Description: The core of this
adss cable features a unique stranded design where 250µm coated fibers are housed inside microbore loose tubes made from high-modulus materials. These tubes are filled with waterproof compounds to prevent moisture ingress, ensuring consistent signal integrity even in humid climates. The entire assembly is wrapped around a non-metallic FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) central strength member, providing structural stability without the need for additional support hardware. Additional aramid yarn layers enhance mechanical resistance during installation and service life, while the outer sheath offers excellent abrasion and chemical resistance. This configuration supports easy deployment along existing utility poles or towers, reducing labor costs and minimizing downtime compared to traditional duct-laying methods. Ideal Applications: Perfect for aerial installations in rural broadband expansion projects, smart grid communications, cellular backhaul networks, and municipal fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) rollouts. Whether deploying in mountainous terrain, coastal regions, or urban centers, this cable maintains performance under stress, making it a preferred choice for global telecommunications infrastructure. User Feedback: Customers worldwide praise its ease of handling, exceptional resilience in adverse weather, and seamless integration into existing fiber networks. Many report significant reductions in maintenance needs due to the cable’s self-supporting nature and robust environmental shielding. Frequently Asked Questions: What makes ADSS cables suitable for outdoor use? Their all-dielectric composition eliminates electrical risks when installed near high-voltage power lines, while the PE jacket provides long-term protection against environmental degradation. How does this cable reduce signal loss? By incorporating low-loss single-mode fibers and optimized
loose tube geometry, it minimizes bending losses and dispersion, enabling efficient data transfer over tens of kilometers. Can it be installed in freezing conditions? Yes, the materials used maintain flexibility down to -40°C, allowing reliable installation in sub-zero climates without compromising structural integrity. Is this cable compatible with existing fusion splicing equipment? Absolutely—standard single-mode fiber connectors and splicing tools work seamlessly with this product, ensuring compatibility with industry-standard practices.
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