Fiber Optic Cable

Product Details:

• GYTS Fiber Optic Cable (Aerial and Duct)
• GYTA Fiber Optic Cable  (Aerial and Duct)
• GYXTW Fiber Optic Cable (Aerial and Duct)
• GYTA53 Fiber Optic Cable (Direct buried)
• GYTY53 Fiber Optic Cable  (Direct buried)
• GYTC8S Fiber Optic Cable (Aerial)
• GYFTY Fiber Optic Cable (Non-metallic)
• GYTA33 Fiber Optic Cable (Underwater or Direct buried) 
• GYDTS Fiber Optic Cable  (Aerial and Duct)
• GYDTA Fiber Optic Cable  (Aerial and Duct)
• GYDXTW Fiber Optic Cable  (Aerial and Duct)
• GYXTC8S Fiber Optic Cable  (Aerial)

Outdoor fiber optic cables are made to protect the optical fiber to operate safely in complicated outdoor environment. Most outdoor fiber cables are loose buffer design, with the strengthen member in the middle of the whole cable, the loose tubes surround the central strength member. Inside the loose tube there is waterproof gel filled, whole cable materials used and gels inside cable between the different components (not only inside loose tube) will help make the whole cable resist of water.

• Typical outdoor fiber optic cable types are GYTS, GYTA, GYXTW, GYTA53, GYTY53 and GYTC8S (also called Figure 8 cable) GYTS, GYTA and GYXTW outdoor fiber cables are used for aerial and duct applications, GYTA53 and GYTY53 are used for direct buried, GYTC8S the figure 8 outdoor fiber optic cable is used mainly for aerial. We supply various kinds outdoor use fiber cables including both armored type and not armored type; these cables are competitive on prices and fast delivery.

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• Splicing fiber optic tool is used in the fiber optic splicing which is to melt the bare optical fiber together. Typical splicing fiber optic tools include fiber optic cleaver, fusion splice, fiber splice protection sleeves, heat oven etc.
• Test fiber optic tool is used to inspection the fiber optic equipment during the production or for trouble shooting. Typical test fiber optic tools include fiber optic power meter, light sources, fault locator, optical identifier and optical time domain reflectometer.
• Cleaning fiber optic tool is used to clean the dirt, oil, dust and other contaminants to maintain the fiber optic devices performance. Typical cleaning fiber optic tools include fiber optic cleaners for connectors and ferrules, alcohol and wipes, etc.
• To make the work easier, there are fiber optic tool kits which put together a certain type of fiber optic tools into the kit and this could help the work easier.

Product Details:

With the fast development of fiber optic communication technology and the trend of FTTX, Indoor Fiber Optic Cable are more and more required to be installed between and inside buildings. Typical indoor fiber optic cable types include GJFJV, GJFJZY, GJFJBV, GJFJBZY, GJFDBV and GJFDBZY. Compared with outdoor use fiber cable, indoor fiber optic cable experience less temperature and mechanical stress, but they have to be fire retardant, emit a low level of smoke in case of burning. And indoor fiber cables allow a small bend radius to make them be amendable to vertical installation and handle easily.

• Most indoor fiber optic cables are tight buffer design, usually they consist of the following components inside the cable, the FRP which is non-metallic strengthen member, the tight buffer optical fiber, the Kevlar which is used to further strength the cable structure, making it resist high tension, and the cable outer jacket. The trend is to use LSZH or other RoHS compliant PVC materials to make the cable jacket; this will help protect the environment and the health of the end users. Usually the single mode indoor fiber optic cables are installed between the buildings where the distance is more than 100 meters, while multimode indoor fiber optic cables are used shorter distance connections. We supply SMF and MMF indoor fiber cables with various structures for different applications.
• Single Core Round Tight Buffered Indoor Fiber Optic Cable
• Single Core Round Loose Tube Indoor Fiber Optic Cable
• Single Core Flat Tight Buffered Under Carpet Indoor Fiber Optic Cable
• Double Core Flat Tight Buffered Indoor Fiber Optic Cable I
• Double Core Flat Tight Buffered Indoor Fiber Optic Cable II
• Double Core Flat Loose Tube Indoor Fiber Optic Cable
• Double Core Round Tight Buffered Indoor Fiber Optic Cable I
• Double Core Round Tight Buffered Indoor Fiber Optic Cable II
• Double Core Round Loose Tube Indoor Fiber Optic Cable I
• Double Core Round Loose Tube Indoor Fiber Optic Cable II
• Double Core Flat Tight Buffered Under Carpet Indoor Fiber Optic Cable I
• Double Core Flat Tight Buffered Under Carpet Indoor Fiber Optic Cable II
• Multi-Core Round Tight Buffered Distribution Indoor Fiber Optic Cable I
• Multi-Core Round Tight Buffered Distribution Indoor Fiber Optic Cable II
• Multi-Core Round Tight Buffered Distribution Indoor Fiber Optic Cable III
• Multi-Core Round Tight Buffered Distribution Indoor Fiber Optic Cable IV
• Multi-Core Round Breakout Indoor Fiber Optic Cable I
• Multi-Core Round Breakout Indoor Fiber Optic Cable II
• Multi-Core Round Breakout Indoor Fiber Optic Cable III
• Multi-Core Round Breakout Indoor Fiber Optic Cable IV
• Multi-Core Round Breakout Indoor Fiber Optic Cable V
• Multi-Core Round Breakout Indoor Fiber Optic Cable VI
• Multi-Core Round Breakout Indoor Fiber Optic Cable VII
• Multi-Core Round Fiber Optic Ribbon Cable I
• Multi-Core Round Fiber Optic Ribbon Cable II
• Multi-Core Optic Fiber Ribbon
• Multi-Core Flat Fiber Optic Ribbon Cable I
• Multi-Core Flat Fiber Optic Ribbon Cable II
• Multi-Core Flat Fiber Optic Ribbon Cable III