48 Core Non Metallic ADSS Optic Cable For 120M Span
JQ Fiber Mini-Span All-Dielectric Self Supporting (ADSS) fiber optic cable is designed for outside plant aerial and duct applications in local and campus network loop architectures. Mini-Span includes fiber counts up to 144 optical fibers and any type of combination of single-mode and laser-optimized multimode fibers with the cable.
Model: JQ Fiber ADSS Cable, Single jacket, 2~144F;
Fiber Type: ITU G652D, G657A, OM1, OM2, OM3, OM4;
Fiber counts: 2-144 core is available;
Span: 50M ~200M.
Standard: IEC 60794-4、 IEC 60793、TIA/EIA 598 A ;
Product Description
Functional Application and User Profile
This 48 Core adss fiber optic cable is engineered expressly for aerial network deployments requiring self-supporting installation without messenger wires. Designed for local loops and campus network aerial spans up to 120 meters, it suits telecom operators, utility companies, and infrastructure contractors demanding cables that enable installation alongside energized power lines. The cable supports fiber counts up to 144 cores with a lightweight, compact diameter construct, appealing to users who prioritize minimizing mechanical load on existing support structures. Its compliance with industry standards affirms its applicability to professional network integration. This option is sourced from a reputable adss fiber optic cable manufacturer recognized for delivering tailored engineering solutions.
Technical Composition and Specifications
The cable’s structure combines a single-jacket design incorporating non-metallic strength members, specifically aramid yarn, ensuring high tensile strength and mechanical durability while maintaining dielectric properties crucial for installation near energized conductors. The central strength member uses fiber reinforced plastic, with gel-filled buffer tubes and S-Z stranding protecting optical fibers made with ITU G652D, G657A, and multimode variants. Outer sheaths include HDPE and AT jackets suited for environments with voltage ratings up to and above 35kV. The cable maintains a maximum allowable tension of 2500N and operates reliably between -10°C and +70°C. These specifications facilitate its use in high-voltage aerial fiber optic cable installations.
Industry Integration and Operational Value
In operational environments, this adss aerial fiber optic cable supports infrastructure projects where minimizing downtime is critical. Its design enables installation without power shutdowns, providing safety and economic efficiency for utilities and telecom networks running alongside high-voltage lines. The cable’s enhanced resistance to wind and ice loads reduces maintenance frequency. It serves backbone, campus, and local aerial network deployments, contributing directly to network reliability and longevity while easing installation complexities in challenging outdoor conditions. Procurement specialists find value in this fiber optic cable supplier’s consistent quality and compliance.
Product Advantages
Innovative Structural and Design Benefits
This adss fibre optic cable features a strategically lightweight, small-diameter design to limit mechanical stresses from wind and ice accumulation on aerial supports. The absence of metallic components in strength members removes risks of electrical interference and corrosion, a critical advantage for installations along energized power lines. Modular adaptability allows fiber counts scalable from 2 up to 144 cores, optimizing project-specific engineering requirements. The cable’s dual outer jacket offerings—HDPE and AT—provide versatility for varying high-voltage and environmental conditions, assisting network engineers in system integration without additional supports or reinforcements. The manufacturer’s expertise ensures that cable geometry and mechanical properties comply with IEC and TIA/EIA standards, enhancing reliability.
Operational Performance and User-Centric Features
From a performance standpoint, this adss fiber cable facilitates installation processes that do not require power line shutdown, reducing operational costs and minimizing service interruptions. Its gel-filled buffer tubes and water-blocking design deliver optical fiber protection against moisture ingress and mechanical strain, ensuring stable signal transmission over long spans. The cable tolerates a broad temperature range and stringent bending radius specifications, enabling deployment in diverse outdoor climates. User teams benefit from lower logistical burdens, easier handling, and versatile application possibilities that this adss fibre optic cable supplier provides. The product’s mechanical resilience and certified optical performance contribute to long-term network integrity in critical infrastructure projects.
Structure Design:
Main Feature:
1. Suitable for use on distribution and high voltage transmission lines with mini spans or self supporting installation for telecommunication；
2. Track -Resistant outer jacket available for the high voltage (≥35KV); HDPE outer jacket available for the high voltage (≤35KV)；
3. Excellent AT performance. The maximum inductive at the operating point of AT jacket can reach 25kV.
4. Gel-Filled buffer tubes are S-Z stranded;
5. Can be installed without shutting off the power.
6. Light weight and small diameter reducing the load caused by ice and wind and the load on towers and backprops.
7. Good performance of tensile strength and temperature.
8. The design life span is over 30 years.
Standards:
JQ Fiber’s ADSS Fiber Optical Cable complies with IEC 60794-4, IEC 60793, TIA/EIA 598 A standards.
Advantages of JQ Fiber’ ADSS Optical Fiber Cable:
1.Good aramid yarn have excellent tensile performance;
2.Fast delivery, 200km ADSS cable regular production time about 10 days;
3.Can using glass yarn instead of aramid to anti rodent.
Colors -12 Chromatography:
Fiber Optic Characteristics:
| G.652 | G.655 | 50/125μm | 62.5/125μm | ||
| Attenuation (+20℃) |
@850nm | ≤3.0 dB/km | ≤3.0 dB/km | ||
| @1300nm | ≤1.0 dB/km | ≤1.0 dB/km | |||
| @1310nm | ≤0.00 dB/km | ≤0.00dB/km | |||
| @1550nm | ≤0.00 dB/km | ≤0.00dB/km | |||
| Bandwidth（Class A） | @850nm | ≥500 MHz·km | ≥200 MHz·km | ||
| @1300nm | ≥500 MHz·km | ≥500 MHz·km | |||
| Numerical aperture | 0.200±0.015NA | 0.275±0.015NA | |||
| Cable Cutoff Wavelength | ≤1260nm | ≤1480nm | |||
Typical Technical Parameter of ADSS Cable:
| Part code | ADSS-DJ-120M-48F | |
| Number of Fibers | Unit | 12core |
| Number of fiber in tube | Nos | 12 |
| Number of loose tube | Nos | 4 |
| Number of dummy filler | Nos | 1 or 2 |
| Central strength member | Material | FRP |
| Loose tube | Material | PBT |
| peripheral strength member | Material | Aramid yarn |
| Water block | Material | Water swellable tape and water block yarn |
| Outer sheath | Material | HDPE |
| Cable nominal Diameter | MM ±0.2 | 10.4 |
| Cable nominal weight | Kg/Km ±5 | 85 |
| Max. Allowable tension Load | N | 2500 |
| Span | Suitable for 120 span | |
| Max. crush resistance | N | 2000 (Short term) / 1000 (Long term) |
| Min. bending radius | At full load 20 x Cable OD (including poles) At no load 15 x Cable OD | |
| Temperature range | Installation -0 -> +50 Operation -10 -> +70 | |
Remarks:
Detail requirements need to be sent to us for ADSS cable design and price calculation. Below requirements are a must:
A, Power transmission line voltage level
B, fiber count
C, Span or tensile strength
D, weather conditions
How to Ensure the Quality and Performance of Your Fiber Optic Cable?
We control the products quality from the raw material to the finish produts All the raw material should be tested to match the Rohs standard when they arrived at our manufacture.We control the quality during the producing process by advanced technology and equipments. We test the finished products according to the test standard. Approved by various professional optical and communication product institution , JQ also conduct various in-house testing in its own Laboratory and Test Center. We also conduct test with special arrangement with the Chinese Government Ministry of Quality Supervision & Inspection Center of Optical Communication Products(QSICO).
ADSS Single Jacket All-Dielectric Self-Supporting Fiber optic cable is idea for installation in distribution as well as transmission envirline installations are required as its name indicates, there is no support or messenger wire required, so installation is achieved in a single pass.Structural features:Single layer ,Loose tube stranding, Non-metal strength member, Half dry water-blocking, Aramid yarn strength member, PE outer jacket. Includes 2 core, 4 core, 6 core, 8 core, 12 core, 16 core, 24 core, 36 core, 48 core, 96 core, up to 144 core.
2-144 Core Single Jackets ADSS Cable Specifications:
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Cable fiber count
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/
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2~30
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32~60
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62~72
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96
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144
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Structure
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/
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1+5
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1+5
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1+6
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1+8
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1+12
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Fiber style
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/
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G.652D
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Central strength member
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material
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mm
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FRP
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Diameter (average)
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1.5
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1.5
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2.1
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2.1
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2.1
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Loose Tube
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Material
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mm
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PBT
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Diameter (average)
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1.8
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2.1
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2.1
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2.1
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2.1
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Thickness(average)
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0.32
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0.35
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0.35
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0.35
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0.35
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Max fiber/loose tube
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6
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12
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12
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12
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12
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Tubes color
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Full color identification
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Fiber excess length
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%
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0.7~0.8
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Water resistance
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Material
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/
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Cable jelly + water resistant layer
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Non-metallic strengthen components
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Material
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/
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Aramid Yarn
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Outer sheath
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material
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mm
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MDPE
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Outer sheath
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1.8mm
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Cable diameter(average)
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mm
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9.6
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10.2
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10.8
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12.1
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15
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Cable weight (Approximate)
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kg/km
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70
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80
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90
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105
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125
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Cable Sectional area
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mm2
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72.38
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81.72
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91.61
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115
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176.7
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Attenuation coefficient(Max)
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1310nm
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dB/km
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0.35
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1550nm
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0.21
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Rated Tensile Strength(RTS)
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kn
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5.8
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Max allowed tension( MAT)
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kn
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2.2
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Annual average operating tension (EDS)
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kn
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3.0
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Young’s modulus
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kn/mm2
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7.6
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Coefficient of thermal expansion
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10-6/℃
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9.3
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Crush resistance
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Long term
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N/100mm
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1100
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Short term
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2200
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Permission Bent Radius
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static
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mm
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15 of OD
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dynamic
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20 of OD
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Temperature
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When laying
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℃
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-20~+60
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Storage and transportation
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-40~+70
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runing
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-40~+70
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Scope of application
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Suitable for voltage level under 110kV, wind speed below 25m/s, icing 5mm
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Cable Marks
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Company Name ADSS-××B1-PE-100M DL/T 788-2001 ××××M Year
（Or at customer’s request） |
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What will affect the price of ADSS?
All Dielectric Self Supporting ADSS Cable is laid next to the power cable, so the material of the outer sheath needs to be designed according to the voltage. If it exceeds 110KV, it needs to use AT material, and if it is less than 110KV, it will use PE material.
The wind speed at the laying site, the thickness of the ice, the average temperature, and the most important span (the span refers to the distance between two utility poles) will all affect the tensile strength of the ADSS. If the tensile strength is not enough, the optical cable will be easily to be pulled off.
Finally, the customer should inform the number of fibers of the required ADSS cable, so that our engineer can design the ADSS according to the requirements.
| Fiber Type | □ Single Mode B1-G.652D-9/125mm
□ Single Mode B4-G.655
□ Multi Model A1a-50/125mm
□ Multi Model A1b-62.5/125mm
□ Or Customer Specified
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| Fiber Cores | □ 2Cores
□ 4Cores
□ 6Cores
□ 8Cores
□ 12Cores
□ 24Cores
□ 36Cores
□ 48Cores
□ 72Cores
□ 96Cores
□ 144Cores
□ Or Customer Specified
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| Installation Span | □ 50Meter
□ 80Meter
□ 100Meter
□ 120Meter
□ 150Meter
□ 200Meter
□ 250Meter
□ 300Meter
□ 400Meter
□ 600Meter
□ Or Customer Specified
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| Max. Allowable Tension | □ 4KN
□ 6KN
□ 9KN
□ 12KN
□ 15KN
□ 18KN
□ 19KN
□ 21KN
□ 24KN
□ 26KN
□ 27KN
□ Or Customer Specified
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| Sheath / Jacket (Materials) | □ PE
□ AT
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Voltage grade: <110KV
Voltage grade: >110KV |
| Max. Wind Speed | How Many Meters Per Second | |
| Max. thickness of ice coverage | Winter Max. thickness of ice coverage | |
| Max., Min., Avg. temperature | -℃~+℃ |
Our Packing and Delivery Process
Our Packing and Delivery Process
