https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/foscoshopify/pdf/Corning-SST-Drop-Dielectric-Cable-Spec-Sheet.pdf
Final spam from me I swear.
I'm in that 150 foot "heavy" ice loading area that you see on page 2.
Even here people hang them a lot farther than 150 feet. The issue I've
seen with going too far is the plastic parts of the cable can stretch a
lot more than the glass. So as load changes the glass fibers will try
to pull in and out of your cases while the plastic just stretches.
When you search for hanger hardware, the first thing you'll find is
wedge clamps. Those are ok under light load, but the grips that spiral
wrap around the cable are like an order of magnitude more durable.
On 6/3/2020 10:16 AM, Sam Lambie wrote:
We are looking to put in some fiber to the tower across the street and
our fiber hanging tech has 10,000' of this in his truck. It's corning
6 SME 5000713250 I assume this is 6 strand Single Mode Aerial fiber.
Kind of flat and tough outdoor cable for stringing from pole to pole.
Any fiber experts out there that can help out? google hasn't been too
friendly on this one.
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