Tower Down Conductor Clamp

Description

Downlead Clamps reducing mechanical stress and preventing damage, thereby contributing to the overall reliability and longevity of the fiber optic network. Down lead clamp, DLT also called tower down lead clamp is fixed on strain tower. Guiding the ADSS/OPGW cable to go through up or down during outdoor FTTX solutions

Installation Considerations

• Correct Sizing: Ensure the clamp is properly sized for the specific diameter of the ADSS cable being installed. Using the wrong size could either fail to hold the cable securely or damage the cable.
• Spacing: Clamps should be spaced appropriately along the length of the cable to provide adequate support. The number of clamps and their placement will depend on the height of the pole or tower and the length of the cable being secured.
• Compatibility: Verify that the clamp and its mounting hardware are compatible with the structure (pole, tower, etc.) where it will be installed.

Types of Downlead Clamps

• Standard Clamps: These are the most common type, used for general-purpose installations where the cable needs to be secured to a pole or tower.
• Heavy-Duty Clamps: Designed for more challenging environments, these clamps provide extra strength and durability, often used in areas with high winds or other extreme conditions.

Tower Down Conductor Clamp is a specialized accessory used in electrical and communication installations to secure down conductors (wires or cables) to transmission towers. These clamps are critical for ensuring the safe and stable attachment of down conductors, which are typically used in grounding systems, lightning protection.

Downlead Clamps is a specialized accessory used in the installation of ADSS (All-Dielectric Self-Supporting) fiber optic cables. It is designed to secure the cable as it runs down a pole or tower, ensuring it stays in place.

Design and Features of Downlead Clamps

• Material: These clamps are typically made from materials like stainless steel, aluminum alloy, or galvanized steel.
• Conductor Compatibility: The clamps are designed to accommodate various sizes and types of conductors.
• Insulation: Some clamps include insulating materials to prevent direct electrical contact between the conductor and the tower.
• Adjustability: Many down conductor clamps are adjustable, allowing them to fit different conductor diameters securely. This feature ensures that the clamp can be used with a range of cable sizes.
• Mounting Hardware: The clamp typically includes bolts, screws, or other mounting hardware to attach it firmly to the tower. Some designs may also include rubber or plastic inserts to cushion the conductor and prevent damage.
• Easy installation, tools free Against rust and corrosion Applied with wide range cable diameter Stainless steel.