| Environment |
Outside Plant (OSP), power utility, high-voltage corridors, substation, transmission, SCADA / protection and other engineered aerial routes. |
| Applications |
All-dielectric self-supporting aerial communication routes in electrical-field environments requiring a dedicated anti-tracking outer sheath. |
| Fiber Type |
OS2 G.652.D standard; G.657.A1 / G.657.A2 optional; OM3 / OM4 / OM5 50/125 µm available upon project request. |
| Fiber Count |
Typical family range 12F to 144F. Common counts: 24F, 48F, 72F, 96F and 144F. |
| Loose Tube |
Color-coded high-modulus PBT loose tubes; dry-core or jelly-filled according to approved order, typically up to 12 fibers per tube. |
| Tube Stranding |
Loose tubes and fillers stranded around the central FRP strength member. |
| Central Strength Member |
Solid FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) central strength member – dielectric. |
| Water Blocking |
Water-swellable yarn / tape and/or filling compound to prevent longitudinal water ingress. |
| Strength Members |
Aramid yarn serving as the primary tensile reinforcement for self-supporting aerial installation. |
| Outer Jacket |
Dedicated black anti-tracking AT sheath / AT-HDPE compound for high-voltage utility environments; UV- and weather-resistant. |
| Armor / Metallic Content |
None. Non-armored and fully all-dielectric; no steel messenger, steel tape, aluminum tape or metallic reinforcement. |
| Cable Marking |
PLANET ADSS HV/ATS, fiber count, fiber type, sequential meter marking and production traceability. |
| Span Class |
HV / utility aerial design. Final allowable span and sag-tension shall be confirmed for the actual route, electrical field, loading and hardware. |
