A fiber optic suspension clamp is a device used to secure a fiber optic cable to a support structure, such as a pole or tower. It is designed to suspend the cable in mid-air and to provide a secure attachment point that will not cause damage to the cable.
The fiber optic suspension clamp typically consists of a clamp body, a bail or hook, and a mounting bracket. The clamp body is designed to grip the cable without causing damage, while the bail or hook is used to suspend the cable from the support structure. The mounting bracket is used to attach the clamp to the support structure.
When choosing a fiber optic suspension clamp, it is important to consider factors such as cable diameter, load capacity, and environmental conditions. The clamp should be designed to accommodate the specific diameter of the fiber optic cable being used and should have a load capacity that meets the requirements of the installation. It should also be designed to withstand the environmental conditions in which it will be installed, such as wind, rain, and temperature changes.
Fiber optic suspension clamps come in various designs and sizes, and the choice of clamp will depend on the specific requirements of the installation. It is important to select a suspension clamp that is specifically designed for use with fiber optic cables, as other types of cable clamps may not be suitable for the unique characteristics of fiber optic cables.
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