GYTS 12 24 fiber fiber cable, underground outdoor fiber optic cable
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Parameters
| product name | Fiber optic cable GYTS04 |
| Fiber count | 12-144 Threads |
| Construction | Loose center tube |
| Fiber type | Monomodo 9/125 |
| Outer jacket material | PE (negro) |
| Material Strength Member | Steel wire |
| Weight | 50 KILOGRAMS / KILOMETER |
| Armor cloak | PSP Steel |
| Application | Antenna and Conduit |
| Jacket diameter | 8,0 mm-10,0 mm |
| Jacket material | PHYSICAL EDUCATION |
| Wavelength test | 1310/1550 nm |
| Operating temperature | -40 ℃ ~ 85 ℃ |
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Product Introduction
The GYTS cable is a rugged outdoor fiber optic solution with steel tape shielding, ideal for harsh environments. Its construction includes water-resistant loose tubes, a robust metal core, and a double PE jacket, providing reliable performance in aerial, underground, or duct installations. Key advantages include rodent resistance, superior crush resistance, and long-term signal stability.
Features
Resistance to adverse environments: The armor protects against rodents, rocks and moisture in underground and aboveground installations.
Long-term reliability: Stable signal transmission guaranteed by fiber insulation in loose tubes and anti-corrosive design.
Easy maintenance: Its lightweight yet robust construction simplifies handling and reduces implementation costs.
High safety: The fireproof and low smoke emission materials comply with outdoor safety standards.
Versatile use: Ideal for telecommunications networks, highways, railways and power grids.
Applications
Telecommunications backbone networks: Connect base stations and data centers in rural/urban fiber optic infrastructure.
Transport networks: These are deployed along roads and railways for traffic monitoring and communication systems.
Electrical services: Integrated into electrical networks for the connectivity of substations and OPGW (optical ground wire).
Smart cities: They support CCTV, IoT and broadband networks in metropolitan and industrial areas.
Resilience to disasters: Essential for emergency communication in regions prone to earthquakes and floods.



