ADSS Fiber Optic Cable

 

ADSS Fiber Optic Cable, ADSS Cable (All-Dielectric Self-Supporting Cable) is a type of optical fiber cable used primarily for telecommunications and data transmission applications. Unlike traditional cables that require external support structures like poles or towers, ADSS cables are designed to be self-supporting, meaning they can be installed without the need for additional support systems. Loose tube construction, tubes jelly filled, elements (tubes and filler rods) laid up around non-metallic central strength member, polyester yarns used to bind the cable core, water blocking tape wrapped around the cable core, then aramid yarn reinforced and PE outer sheath.

 

1. Single-mode, multi-mode optical fiber and integrated optical cable design.

2. Smooth appearance, so that the cable has superior aerodynamic performance.

3. All-media optical cable structure is conducive to installation and maintenance.

 

According fiber cores, weather condition, Installation

span, line voltage and so on.

 

Tube color starts from No. 1 Blue.

1	2	3	4
Blue	Orange	Green	Brown

 

Item	Test Method	Acceptance Condition
Tensile Strength IEC 60794-1-2-E1	- Load: Short term tension - Length of cable: about 50m - Load time: 1min	- Fiber strain £ 0.33% - No fiber break and no sheath damage.
Crush Test IEC 60794-1-2-E3	- Load: Short term crush - Load time: 1min	- Loss change £ 0.1dB@1550nm - No fiber break and no sheath damage.

 

G652D Fiber Information
Mode field diameter (1310nm)	9.2mm±0.4mm
Mode field diameter (1550nm)	10.4mm±0.8mm
Cut off wavelength of cabled fiber (λcc)	£1260nm
Attenuation at 1310nm	£0.36dB/km
Attenuation at 1550nm	£0.22dB/km
Bending loss at 1550nm (100 turns, 30mm radius)	£0.05dB
Dispersion at 1550nm	£18ps/ (nm•km)
Dispersion at 1625nm	£22ps/ (nm•km)
Polarization mode dispersion of individual fiber	£0.2ps/ km1/2
Zero dispersion wavelength (λ0)	1300~1324nm
Dispersion slope at zero dispersion wavelength	£0.092ps/ (nm2•km)

 

 

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