Stranded Loose Tube Fiber Cable – Aluminum Tape Moisture Barrier

High-Performance Connectivity with Superior Moisture Protection

The GYTA Fiber Optic Cable is the industry standard for reliable, long-distance communication. Designed with a stranded loose tube structure and an aluminum tape moisture barrier, this cable is optimized for duct installations and non-self-supporting aerial applications. Whether you are connecting interoffice networks or building out municipal telecommunications, the GYTA series delivers stable data transmission in a compact, durable design.

Key Product Features

• Advanced Moisture Barrier: Features a high-quality Aluminum Tape (APL) wrap that provides an excellent moisture-proof layer, ensuring the internal fibers remain dry and functional even in humid environments.
• Robust Core Protection: The $250\mu m$ fibers are housed in high-modulus plastic loose tubes filled with a water-resistant filling compound, preventing signal attenuation from water ingress.
• Metallic Central Strength Member: A solid steel wire at the center of the cable provides the necessary tensile strength to withstand the stresses of installation and long-term environmental tension.
• Weather-Resistant PE Sheath: Encased in a rugged Polyethylene (PE) outer jacket, this cable is UV-resistant and capable of operating in extreme temperatures ranging from $-40^{\circ}C$ to $+70^{\circ}C$.
• Standardized Flexibility: Engineered with a minimum bending radius of 10D (Static) and 20D (Dynamic), allowing for easier routing through tight ducts and conduits without damaging the fiber core.

Technical Specifications

Professional Applications

• Long-Distance Telecommunications: Ideal for backbone networks and long-haul trunk lines.
• Interoffice Communication: Provides stable, high-speed links between local exchange buildings.
• Duct Laying: Specifically designed for smooth pulling through underground conduit systems.
• Aerial Installation: Suitable for non-self-supporting aerial deployments (requires messenger wire).

What’s Inside the Cable?

1. Outer Sheath: Durable PE protection.
2. Aluminum Tape: Longitudinal moisture barrier.
3. Loose Tubes: High-modulus plastic housing for fibers.
4. Optical Fibers: High-clarity $250\mu m$ cores.
5. Central Strength Member: Metallic steel wire for structural integrity.
6. Ripcord: For easy sheath removal during termination.

Note: “D” in the bending radius refers to the actual outer diameter of the cable. Ensure proper hardware is used for aerial installations to maintain the specified tension limits.