ADSS Fiber Optic Cable
All-dielectric self-supporting aerial cable — no messenger, no bonding.
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ADSS — All-Dielectric Self-Supporting
ADSS carries the fiber on a dielectric strength member instead of a steel messenger, so aerial spans need no bonding and nothing to rust. A flexible workhorse for neighborhood feeder runs from 12 up to 144 fibers.
- 12–144 fibers
- 100–400 m self-supporting spans
- IEC 60794-4 compliant
- All-dielectric — no grounding, no messenger
Aerial without the steel
All-dielectric
No metal means no bonding to the pole and no corrosion path.
Self-supporting
The strength member carries the load — single-pass aerial install.
Wide fiber range
12 to 144 fibers in one construction family.
Long spans
Reaches 100–400 m between supports.
Tight protection
Loose tubes, gel/flooding and a PE outer sheath.
Low maintenance
No messenger to inspect or replace over time.
Technical data
| Construction | |
|---|---|
| Standards | IEC 60794-4 |
| Fiber count | 12 – 144 |
| Strength member | Central FRP / aramid (dielectric) |
| Tubes | Loose tube with filling compound |
| Sheath | PE outer |
| Installation | |
| Method | Self-supporting aerial |
| Typical span | 100 – 400 m |
| Messenger | None required |
| Performance | |
| Dielectric | Yes — non-conductive |
| Water blocking | Tube filling + water-block |
Cut-away illustrative, not to scale. Spans and counts confirmed to project specification; full parameter tables on request.
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.
Spec your ADSS run
Send the span length and fiber count — we size the cable and drum length.
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