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ADSS Cable 100 Span 12 Core – All-Dielectric Self-Supporting Fiber Optic Cable

The ADSS Cable 100 Span 12 Core is a high-performance, all-dielectric self-supporting fiber optic cable designed for aerial installations without the need for metallic support or grounding. This cable is ideal for telecom networks, power utility networks, and long-distance communication systems. With a 100-meter span capability, it ensures stable signal transmission across medium aerial distances.


Key Features of ADSS Cable 100 Span 12 Core

  • All-Dielectric Design – Non-metallic structure eliminates the need for grounding, making it perfect for high-voltage power line environments.

  • 12 Core Fiber – Offers reliable and high-capacity data transmission for various network applications.

  • 100 Span Capacity – Supports aerial installations up to 100 meters between poles.

  • Lightweight & Durable – Easy to install and resistant to environmental conditions such as UV, rain, and wind.

  • Low Signal Attenuation – Ensures consistent high-speed communication with minimal data loss.


Technical Specifications

  • Type: ADSS (All-Dielectric Self-Supporting)

  • Fiber Count: 12 Core

  • Span: 100 meters

  • Installation: Aerial, self-supporting

  • Outer Jacket Material: UV-resistant polyethylene

  • Operating Temperature: -40°C to +70°C

  • Applications: Telecom backbone, FTTH, power transmission lines, and rural broadband.


Applications

The ADSS 100 Span 12 Core cable is widely used in:

  • Telecommunication networks

  • Broadband Internet service

  • FTTH (Fiber To The Home) deployments

  • Overhead power line communication systems

  • Rural and urban network expansions


Why Choose the ADSS Cable 100 Span 12 Core?

  • No Metallic Elements – Safe for high-voltage environments.

  • Cost-Effective Installation – No need for messenger wire.

  • Long Lifespan – Resistant to corrosion, UV, and harsh weather.

  • Versatile – Suitable for both power utility and telecom sectors.

For more technical details, visit Fiber Optic Cable Overview.

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