Aerial Fiber Optic Cable
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Aerial Fiber Optic Cable And Types
Aerial fiber optic cable is a fibre optic cable that is hung on a pole and is required to be able to adapt to various natural environments. Aerial optical fiber cables can be laid using the original overhead open line poles, saving construction costs and shortening the construction period. It is suitable for areas with flat terrain and small undulations. Aerial fiber optic cable is mainly hung under the steel strand and self-supporting between poles. Its laying method is through the pole hanging line bracket hanging or bundle (winding) erection.
Self-Supporting
Figure 8 Armored
Figure 8 non Armored
Flat Aerial Fiber Cable
Adss Cable
Hanging Lines Installation
Non Metallic
Unitube Light Armored
MLT Armored
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Aerial Fiber Optic Cable Specifications
Aerial fiber optic cable is vulnerable to typhoons, ice, floods, and other natural disasters, as well as external forces and its own mechanical strength weakening. Therefore, understanding the specifications of aerial fiber optic cable is crucial for proper installation and performance.
Light Armored Figure 8
This common figure 8 self-supporting armored aerial fiber optic cable features a stranded loose tube, APL aluminum tape, and a central strength member. It also includes a stranded wire for self-supporting aerial installation. Constructed with all dielectric metallic-free materials and protected by aramid yarn and FRP strength members, it is lightweight and strong enough for aerial installation without additional hanging lines. Spans from 80 to 800 meters are achievable.
All Dielectric Self Supporting (ADSS)
ADSS cable is a non-metallic self-supporting aerial optical cable. Compared with traditional overhead optical cable, ADSS cable has a larger tensile strength, lighter weight, and a smaller diameter. It can be installed in a variety of environments, including high-voltage transmission lines.