ADSS Downlead Clamp

A downlead clamp is a device used in telecommunications and power distribution systems to secure and manage cables, particularly fiber optic or electrical cables, as they transition from overhead infrastructure (such as utility poles) down to ground-level equipment or underground conduits. The clamp ensures that the cables are properly fixed, reducing stress and potential damage due to environmental factors like wind, ice, or physical disturbances. By securing cables effectively, downlead clamps contribute to the longevity and reliability of telecommunications and power distribution networks.

Common Applications:

• Telecommunications: Used to secure fiber optic cables in FTTH (Fiber to the Home) deployments and other broadband installations.

• Power Distribution: Secures electrical cables in power lines and distribution networks.
• Utility Poles: Helps in managing cables that run from overhead lines to ground-based infrastructure or buildings.