ASU Aerial Self-Supporting Non-Armored Fiber Optic Cable

The ASU aerial fiber optic cable is specially designed for overhead installations without requiring a messenger wire. It features a non-armored, self-supporting design with strong aramid yarn reinforcement, ensuring excellent tensile strength and weather resistance. With a UV-resistant polyethylene sheath, it offers reliable optical transmission in harsh outdoor conditions while remaining lightweight and easy to install.

1. Structure & Design

2. Applications

• Ideal for long-distance and backbone aerial fiber networks
• Used in telecommunications and broadband access networks
• Suitable for high-speed data transmission in rural and urban deployments
• Designed for installation in areas where self-supporting cables are required

3. Advantages

• Self-Supporting Design: Eliminates the need for additional messenger wire, reducing installation costs
• High Tensile Strength: Reinforced with aramid yarns to withstand mechanical stress and wind loads
• UV and Weather Resistant: The PE sheath ensures long-term performance in harsh outdoor conditions
• Lightweight & Flexible: Easy to install, reducing labor costs and installation time
• Reliable Optical Performance: Maintains stable signal transmission over long distances

4. FAQs

🔹 What is the maximum span length for ASU cables?
The maximum span length varies based on the number of fibers and environmental conditions, but typically ranges between 50 to 100 meters.

🔹 Does this cable require additional support during installation?
No, the ASU cable is self-supporting, eliminating the need for an additional messenger wire. However, proper tensioning is required during installation.

🔹 Can ASU cables withstand extreme weather conditions?
Yes, the cable’s UV-resistant and weatherproof PE sheath ensures long-term durability in harsh outdoor environments, including extreme temperatures, rain, and wind.

🔹 Is ASU fiber optic cable suitable for long-distance transmission?
Yes, ASU cables support high-speed data transmission over long distances, making them ideal for backbone and metropolitan networks.

🔹 What fiber types are available for ASU cables?
ASU cables can be customized with single-mode (SM) or multi-mode (MM) fibers, depending on network requirements.