Self-supporting dielectric optical cable, multi-module, 3 kN, 24 fibers
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Self-supporting dielectric optical cable, multi-module, 3 kN, 24 fibers

PXT-ADSS-3,0-24

Pixietech ADSS self-supporting cable 3 kN, 24 fibers: higher-capacity aerial communication lines without a messenger wire, safe near power lines. Delivery across Uzbekistan.

11 290 UZS
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Part number
PXT-ADSS-3,0-24
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Unit
m
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Warranty
1 year
Specifications
Part number
PXT-ADSS-3,0-24
Unit
m
Warranty
1 year

Pixietech ADSS optical cable with 24 fibers — a self-supporting dielectric cable for aerial communication lines with increased capacity. The cable is laid without a messenger wire, withstands a tensile force of 3 kN, and contains no metal elements, which makes it safe for installation on poles near high-voltage lines. The increased number of fibers — 24 — allows building high-capacity backbones with reserve channels and growth potential.

Advantages

  • 24 fibers provide high route capacity and the ability to organize reserve channels without re-installation
  • Self-supporting design with 3 kN tension: installation without an additional messenger wire over long spans
  • Dielectric construction is safe for laying near power transmission lines
  • Resistance to UV radiation and atmospheric effects for long-term outdoor operation
  • A single cable covers the needs of large facilities and long-term network development
  • 1-year warranty from Pixietech

Applications

  • Communication operators: construction of high-capacity intercity and inter-district FOCL
  • Energy companies: FOCL along power transmission lines for SCADA and telemechanics
  • Large industrial complexes: connecting remote facilities within a single territory
  • Municipal networks: city backbones for internet providers and smart city systems

Frequently asked questions

Why are 24 fibers chosen instead of 16 for aerial lines?
Installing a larger number of fibers is justified when building backbone lines — future expansion will be significantly cheaper than laying a second cable.
How is the ADSS cable attached to poles?
Special hardware is used: anchor and suspension clamps selected according to the cable diameter and span length.
Can splicing be performed directly on the pole?
Yes, if necessary, fiber splicing is performed in aerial closures directly on the pole, without removing the cable.
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