ADSS optical cable uses a loose tube wound on the central strengthening member (FRP or steel wire) to form a complete round optical cable core, twisted by a certain number of aramid yarns after being covered with a PE inner sheath, with an additional layer of PE outer sheath extruded.

The loose tube is made of high temperature resistant material, containing multiple suitable single-mode or multimode optical fibers and optical fiber moisture-proof grease, with cable core gaps filled with water blocking agent.

ADSS cable design considers the actual status of overhead power lines:

• For power lines under 110kV: PE outer sheath is applied
• For power lines equal to or over 110kV: AT outer sheath is applied
• Dedicated design of aramid quantity and stranding process satisfies various demands

• Construction: Features a single outer jacket layer
• Lightweight: Typically lighter than double sheath variants
• Applications: Ideal for environments with lower risk of mechanical damage or where cable weight is critical
• Cost-Efficient: More cost-effective due to less material usage
• Environmental Resistance: Offers sufficient protection against UV rays, moisture, and minor abrasions

• Construction: Equipped with two layers of sheathing (inner and outer jacket)
• Enhanced Protection: Better mechanical protection for harsher environments
• Durability: More resistant to abrasion, rodents, and physical damage
• Weight and Cost: Heavier and typically more expensive due to additional materials
• Applications: Preferred in areas with higher mechanical stress potential (dense vegetation or severe weather regions)

1. Send your purchase intention to our email: cotton@fibercablepuls.com
2. Our sales team will contact you to confirm product specifications, packaging, printing, quantity, and other details
3. Sign the contract or Proforma Invoice
4. After receiving your deposit, we will arrange production
5. 2 weeks before production completion, we will notify you to start shipping arrangements