ADSS All-Dielectric Self-Supporting Outdoor Fiber Optic Cable 3×6 Core PE Anti-Tracking Aerial Cable

• Fully dielectric structure, safe for energized power lines
• Self-supporting aerial design for long-span installation
• 3×6 core loose tube structure for stable fiber organization
• Aramid yarn reinforcement for high tensile strength
• Water-blocking system for moisture protection
• PE or anti-tracking sheath for harsh outdoor environments
• Excellent resistance to UV, wind, and electrical interference

• Overhead power line communication systems
• Smart grid and utility fiber networks
• Long-span aerial backbone installations
• Substation and power transmission communication
• Rural and remote broadband access networks

OEM and ODM customization is available, including fiber count, fiber type (single mode or multimode), sheath material (PE or anti-tracking), cable span design, printing, and packaging. Customized mechanical strength and environmental resistance levels can also be provided based on project requirements.

Bulk Fiber Cable Customization Options

1. Why is ADSS cable used on power lines?
Because it is fully dielectric and does not conduct electricity, it can be safely installed on energized overhead power lines.

2. What is the advantage of anti-tracking sheath?
Anti-tracking sheath improves resistance to electrical stress and prevents surface degradation in high-voltage environments.

3. How does the cable support itself without metal strength members?
It uses aramid yarn reinforcement to provide high tensile strength for self-supporting aerial installation.

4. Is this cable suitable for long-span installations?
Yes, ADSS cables are specifically designed for long-span aerial deployments between poles or towers.

5. What does 3×6 core structure mean?
It means the cable contains 3 loose tubes, each with 6 fibers, providing organized fiber grouping and scalability.