GYXTC8Y Fig 8 Unitube Armored Fiber Optic SO2 9/125
STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION:
Tube: Unit tube single mode
Water block: Gelly filling compound in tube and water block yarn and water swellable tape triple protection
Reinforcing: High modulus Steel Armored tape
Sheath: UV stabilised polyethylene in
Messenger wire: High strength 7strands Galvanized steel wire
Description
So2 9/125 GYXTC8Y” fiber optic cable is designed for robust outdoor use. It features an armored, self-supporting structure ideal for aerial installations.
1.GYXTC8Y:
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- GY: Indicates an outdoor optical cable with a central strength member.
- XT: Refers to the cable’s central loose tube structure.
- C8: Describes the figure-8 shape, designed for aerial self-support.
- Y: Indicates the presence of polyethylene (PE) or a specific sheath type.
2. Core Specifications:
- So2 9/125:
- So2: Typically indicates a specific type of fiber, often single-mode.
- 9/125: Refers to the fiber type, with a core diameter of 9 micrometers and a cladding diameter of 125 micrometers.
3. Structure:
- Central Loose Tube (GYXT):
- The optical fibers are housed within a single central loose tube.
- The loose tube is filled with a water-blocking gel to protect fibers from moisture and mechanical stress.
- Water-blocking Material:
- Applied around the loose tube to prevent water ingress, ensuring cable longevity.
- Steel Tape Armor (C):
- A layer of corrugated steel tape surrounds the loose tube for added mechanical protection.
- This armor protects against impacts, crushing, and rodent attacks.
- Steel Wire Messenger (C8):
- Forms the figure-8 shape, providing the tensile strength needed for self-support in aerial installations.
- Outer Sheath (Y):
- Made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or another specified material.
- Offers UV protection, environmental resistance, and physical durability.
4. Characteristics:
- Self-Supporting Design:
- The figure-8 configuration with an integrated steel wire messenger supports the cable’s weight in aerial installations.
- Mechanical Protection:
- The steel tape armor offers robust protection against physical damage.
- Ensures the cable withstands harsh environmental conditions.
- Moisture Resistance:
- The gel-filled loose tube and water-blocking materials keep the fibers dry and protected.
- UV and Weather Resistance:
- The HDPE outer sheath shields the cable from UV radiation and adverse weather.
5. Applications:
- Telecommunications:
- Used for high-speed data transmission over long distances in outdoor networks.
- Aerial Installations:
- Specifically designed for overhead installations, where the cable is self-supporting between poles.
- Outdoor Fiber Networks:
- Ideal for deployment in outdoor networks exposed to environmental challenges.
6. Advantages:
- Durability:
- The steel tape armor and HDPE sheath ensure the cable’s longevity in harsh conditions.
- Ease of Installation:
- The figure-8 self-supporting design simplifies the aerial installation process.
- High Performance:
- The single-mode 9/125 fibers offer high-bandwidth, long-distance data transmission capabilities.
In the GYXTC8S/GYXTC8Y cable,single-mode/multimode fibers are positioned in the loose tube, which is made of high modulus plastic materials and filled with filling compound.PSP is longitudinally applied around the loose tube, and water-blocking materials are distributed into interstices of it.Then.this part of cable accompanied with the stranded wires as the supporting part are completed with a PE sheath to be a figure-8 structure.