Pronimen 36F Arial Drop cable, G657A1, 1*12F/ tube, Central Loose tube with fibre gel, 2nos steel wire parallel located, 250N/650N, Ripcord, PE jacket, 12F OD6.0mm

The Stream lightweight metallic range of aerial self-supporting cable is constructed to BT specifications with a design that is substantially lighter than traditional Loose Tube aerial fibre cables.
Reducing the weight of the cable facilitates the use of existing telephone poles. With the same characteristics as a traditional drop cable the lightweight self-supporting cables can be used without the need for surveys, planning and remedial civil works.
This makes it possible to roll out networks swiftly and efficiently on existing telecom and utility infrastructure.
The mechanical construction of the Stream Aerial cable (ADSS) is based around a weatherproof and UV stable black polyethylene jacket. This Jacket is extruded over steel strength elements, constructed by 3 steel wires twisted together.
Within the Extruded PE Jacket there are individual 12F loose tube elements of 250um fibres, with Water blocking elements to prevent any water penetration.
The range has been developed to meet the needs of telecom network operators seeking a proven compact, robust solutions for installing cables in ducts, gutters or on telephone poles.
The cable range is particularly well adapted to meet the constraints of conduit or aerial installation of the distribution cable. An HDPE low-friction sheath ensures the installation of optimum cable
lengths up to 70mtrs span. They are compact and light and can be installed by pulling or blowing. 
They can also be hung on low-voltage energy poles in lengths of up to 70 meters (depending on weather conditions) throughout the whole FTTH network.