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| Quantity: | |
|---|---|
| Counts | 2-30 | 32-36 | 38-60 | 62-72 | 74-96 | 98-120 | 122-144 | 146-216 | 218-288 |
| Max.fiber counts per tube | 6 | 6 | 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 |
| Units(Tubes or Fillers) | 5 | 6 | 5 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12 | 18 | 24 |
| Cable Diameter（mm） | 9.2*16.2 | 9.6*16.6 | 9.7*16.7 | 10.2*17.2 | 11.5*18.5 | 12.8*19.8 | 14.0*21.0 | 14.3*21.3 | 16.2*23.2 |
| Weight（Kg/km） | 145 | 160 | 160 | 177 | 203 | 230 | 260 | 263 | 312 |
| Fiber Type | G652D G655 G657 50/125 62.5/125 | ||||||||
| Steel wire（mm) | 1.0*7 | ||||||||
| Tensile Strength（N） | Long/Short Term：1000/3500 | ||||||||
| Crush Resistance（N/100mm） | Long/Short Term：1000/2200 | ||||||||
| Bending Radius(mm) | Static/Dynamic：10D/20D | ||||||||
| Temperature(℃) | Storage /Operation：-40℃~70℃ | ||||||||
The GYTC8S Figure 8 CST Armor Self supporting Aerial Laying Fiber Optic Cable is specifically designed for aerial installations, offering a convenient and reliable solution for building communication networks in areas where underground installation is not feasible or cost-effective. Its unique figure 8 shape combines a cable core with a self-supporting messenger wire, eliminating the need for additional support structures during aerial laying.
The cable features CST (Corrugated Steel Tape) armor, which provides excellent protection against environmental factors such as wind, rain, UV radiation, and impact from birds or debris. This armor ensures the cable can withstand the harsh conditions of outdoor aerial environments, maintaining stable optical signal transmission over long distances. Whether used in rural areas, urban suburbs, or along highways, the GYTC8S cable is a trusted choice for aerial communication networks.
Figure 8 Self-supporting Design: The figure 8 shape integrates the cable core and a messenger wire, allowing the cable to be self-supporting when installed aerially. This design simplifies installation, reduces the need for extra support hardware, and saves installation time and costs.
CST Armor Protection: The CST armor provides robust protection against mechanical damage, UV radiation, and moisture. It enhances the cable's resistance to impact from external objects and prevents rodent bites, ensuring reliable performance in outdoor aerial environments.
High-quality Optical Fibers: The cable is equipped with high-performance optical fibers that offer low attenuation and high bandwidth, supporting high-speed data transmission. The fibers are carefully selected and tested to meet strict industry standards.
Weather Resistance: The outer jacket of the cable is made of weather-resistant materials, such as polyethylene, which can withstand extreme temperature variations, rain, snow, and UV radiation, ensuring long-term stability in outdoor conditions.
Easy Installation: The self-supporting design and lightweight construction make the GYTC8S cable easy to handle and install. It can be quickly deployed using standard aerial installation equipment, reducing labor costs.
Aerial Communication Networks: The primary application of the GYTC8S cable is in aerial communication networks, including telephone lines, internet services, and cable TV. It is commonly used to connect remote areas, rural communities, and urban suburbs where underground installation is impractical.
Power Utility Networks: It can be installed alongside power lines to provide communication services for power utility companies, enabling remote monitoring and control of power grids.
Railway and Highway Communication: The cable is suitable for installation along railways and highways, providing communication links for traffic management systems, surveillance cameras, and emergency services.
Rural Electrification Projects: In rural electrification projects, it can be used to establish communication networks between villages and urban centers, facilitating the delivery of modern services.
Temporary Communication Systems: It is also used in temporary communication systems, such as at construction sites, disaster relief areas, and outdoor events, where quick and reliable communication is needed.
Q: What is the maximum span length for the GYTC8S cable in aerial installation?
A: The maximum span length depends on factors such as the weight of the cable, wind load, and the strength of the supporting structures. Typically, it can be installed with spans ranging from 50 to 100 meters. For longer spans, additional support structures may be required. It is advisable to consult the manufacturer's guidelines for specific span recommendations.
Q: Can the GYTC8S cable withstand strong winds?
A: Yes, the cable is designed to withstand moderate to strong winds. The CST armor and weather-resistant jacket provide stability, and the self-supporting design ensures it can handle the wind load within the specified span lengths. However, in areas with extremely high wind speeds, additional wind load calculations and support measures may be necessary.
Q: How to maintain the GYTC8S cable after installation?
A: Regular visual inspections are recommended to check for signs of damage, such as cracks in the jacket, loose armor, or sagging. It is also important to clear any debris that may accumulate on the cable. If any damage is detected, it should be repaired promptly by qualified technicians. Additionally, avoiding excessive tension or bending during maintenance activities is crucial to prevent damage to the optical fibers.
Q: Is the GYTC8S cable compatible with other types of fiber optic cables?
A: Yes, the GYTC8S cable is compatible with other standard fiber optic cables. It can be connected to backbone cables, distribution cables, and user-end cables using appropriate connectors and splices, ensuring seamless integration into existing communication networks.
Q: What is the service life of the GYTC8S cable?
A: With proper installation and maintenance, the service life of the GYTC8S cable is typically 15 to 20 years. The weather-resistant materials and robust construction contribute to its long-term durability in aerial environments.
