ASU (ADSS 0+3) Drop Cable
Slim self-supporting drop for fast, inexpensive subscriber runs.
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ASU — ADSS 0+3 Lightweight Aerial Drop
ASU pairs three steel strength wires with a single loose tube for a slim, hand-pullable drop. Light enough to run between poles and buildings by hand, it makes short-span subscriber drops quick and low-cost.
- 2–24 fibers
- Lightweight 0+3 self-supporting
- IEC 60794-4 compliant
- Hand-installable short spans
The drop that moves fast
0+3 design
Three strength wires + one loose tube — minimal weight.
Hand-pullable
Light enough for manual pole-to-building runs.
Cost-effective
Less material, faster install on short spans.
Easy tension
Steel wires take the load without a messenger.
Clean finish
Single PE sheath, tidy drop appearance.
Flexible counts
2 to 24 fibers for the subscriber drop.
Technical data
| Construction | |
|---|---|
| Standards | IEC 60794-4 |
| Fiber count | 2 – 24 |
| Strength member | 3 × steel wires |
| Tube | Single loose tube, filled |
| Sheath | PE |
| Installation | |
| Method | Self-supporting short-span aerial |
| Typical span | 50 – 150 m |
| Performance | |
| Application | Subscriber / drop |
| Water blocking | Tube filling compound |
Cut-away illustrative, not to scale. Confirm span and count to project specification.
Where it fits
Feeder routes
Neighborhood and access feeder spans from the central office.
Distribution & drop
Subscriber and distribution runs close to the home.
Scalable builds
Grow fiber capacity without new civil work.
Quote ASU drops
Tell us the drop length and fiber count — we size the drum.
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