GYXTW outdoor optical cable

Optical cable meter number:500M 1000M 1500M 2000M 3000M

Number of cable cores:4/6/8/12/24-core

GYXTW outdoor optical cable is a type of optical cable widely used in long distance transmission of communication networks, especially in urban area network (MAN), wide area network (WAN) and local area network (LAN) network environments. The structural feature of the optical cable is to insert 250 μ m optical fiber into a loose sleeve made of high modulus material, which is filled with waterproof compound. Use double-sided coated steel strip (PSP) outside the loose sleeve to increase strength and protect the optical fiber. In addition, the outer layer of the cable has a flame retardant sheath to prevent fire and other external environmental damage.

 GYXTW cables typically have two to 24 cores, each wrapped by a single fiber. This structure can provide multi-mode (e. g. OM 2, OM 3, OM 4, etc.) or single mode (e. g. G.652D) fiber-optic transmission, depending on the project requirements. In addition, the cable skeleton is reinforced with non-metallic materials (usually FRP FRP or steel wire) to provide strength and protection of the fiber.

 GYXTW optical cable has excellent mechanical and environmental performance, and can resist tension, pressure and external environmental interference. In terms of optical fiber transmission, it has the advantages of low loss, low crosstalk and high bandwidth. Therefore, it is very important to select the suitable model and specifications of GYXTW optical cable according to the specific project requirements.

GYXTW outdoor optical cable is a kind of optical cable specially designed for outdoor environment, mainly used for long distance, high bandwidth communication transmission. The structural design of this fiber mainly takes into account environmental factors, such as temperature change, mechanical pressure and chemical corrosion.

 Structurally, the GYXTW optical cable consists of the following main parts:

1. Optical fiber: the core part of the optical cable, responsible for transmitting data. The optical fiber is usually made of glass or plastic and is very tiny, usually only a few microns to tens of microns in diameter. In GYXTW cables, multi-or single-mode fiber is usually used, depending on the application requirements.

2. Free the sleeve: the fiber is put into the loose sleeve, which is made of high modulus material to protect the fiber from mechanical pressure and chemical corrosion. The sleeve is filled with waterproof compound to prevent moisture from entering the tube.

3. Plastic steel strip (PSP): This is a metal material used to wrap the sleeve to increase the strength and protection of the cable. The PSP is coated with plastic to prevent moisture and oxygen from entering the inside of the cable.

4. Flame retardant jacket: This is the outermost protective layer of the cable, usually made of flame retardant material, to prevent fire and other external environmental damage.

In addition, the GYXTW cable typically has two to 24 fiber cores, each wrapped by a single fiber optic. This structure can provide multi-mode (e. g. OM 2, OM 3, OM 4, etc.) or single mode (e. g. G.652D) fiber-optic transmission, depending on the project requirements.

In terms of mechanical properties, GYXTW optical cable has excellent tensile, compression and anti-interference performance. It can resist the external mechanical pressure and temperature changes, and ensure the stability and reliability of optical fiber transmission. In addition, GYXTW cable has good environmental adaptability and can work in a variety of harsh environments.

In terms of optical fiber transmission, GYXTW optical cable has the advantages of low loss, low crosstalk and high bandwidth. It can support long-distance transmission, while ensuring the speed and quality of data transmission. In addition, GYXTW cable also has a high flexibility, can adapt to a variety of complex network layout needs.