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GYTA / GYTS Fiber Optic Cable

GYTA / GYTS Fiber Optic Cable


The structure of GYTA optical cable is that single-mode or multi-mode optical fiber is sheathed in a loose tube made of high modulus polyester material, and the tube is filled with waterproof compound. The center of the cable core is a metal reinforced core. For certain GYTA fiber cable or gyts fiber optic cable, a layer of polyethylene (PE) needs to be squeezed outside the metal reinforced core. The loose tube (and filling rope) is twisted around the central reinforcing core to form a compact circular cable core, and the gaps in the cable core are filled with water blocking fillers. Plastic-coated aluminum tape (APL) is longitudinally wrapped and then extruded into a cable with a polyethylene sheath. 


As one of the professional fiber optic accessories suppliers, TUOLIMA can customize the optical cable according to your requirements. If you need any technical support, we will also recommend the most suitable and cost-effective customized ADSS fiber optical cable for you according to the use environment, laying method and terminal customer requirements of the optical cable. You can check the details of our GYTA fiber cable below. If you have any questions, feel free to consult.


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Features

GYTA

Maximum number of tubes

Structure

Loose tubes  diameter

mm

CSM/undercourse

mm

Nominal thickness

mm

Cable diameter

mm

Cable unit weight

kg/km

2~30core

6

1+5

Æ1.6

Æ1.45/Æ1.45

1.8±0.1

9.3±0.3

102

32~36 core

6

1+6

Æ1.6

Æ1.7/Æ1.7

1.8±0.1

9.6±0.3

110

38~60 core

12

1+5

Æ1.9

Æ1.5/Æ1.5

1.8±0.1

10.0±0.3

113

62~72 core

12

1+6

Æ1.9

Æ2.0/Æ2.0

1.8±0.1

10.5±0.3

132

74~84 core

12

1+7

Æ1.9

Æ1.45/Æ2.6

1.8±0.1

11.1±0.3

159

86~96 core

12

1+8

Æ1.9

Æ2.0/Æ3.2

1.8±0.1

11.7±0.3

159

98~108 core

12

1+9

Æ1.9

Æ2.0/Æ3.9

1.8±0.1

12.3±0.3

173

110~120 core

12

1+10

Æ1.9

Æ2.0/Æ4.5

1.8±0.1

13.0±0.3

187

122~132 core

12

1+11

Æ1.9

Æ2.0/Æ5.1

1.8±0.1

13.6±0.3

200

134~144 core

12

1+12

Æ1.9

Æ2.0/Æ5.8

1.8±0.1

14.3±0.3

219


Specification of GYTA Fiber Optical Cable


Test

Standard

Specified value

Acceptance criteria

Tension

IEC 794-1-E1

Short term (during installation): 1500N

Long term (during operation): 600N

Short term tension: Every fiber in the cable elongation rate should be less than 0.33%, after the tension deleted, no fiber attenuation change happens.

Long term tension: The optical fiber shall have no distinct additional attenuation and strain.

Crush

IEC 794-1-E3

Short term (during installation): 1000 N/100mm

Long term (during operation): 300 N/100mm

Short term: Δα<0.2dB

Long term: The optical fiber shall have no distinct additional attenuation and strain.

Impact

IEC 794-1-E4

500g, 1m

The optical fiber shall have no distinct additional attenuation and strain after test.

Repeated bending

IEC 794-1-E6

15kg

The optical fiber shall have no distinct additional attenuation and strain.

Torsion

IEC 794-1-E7

15kg, ±180°

The optical fiber shall have no distinct additional attenuation and strain.

Temperature cycling

IEC 794-1-F1

-40℃~+70℃, 2 cycles

Δα<0.2dB/km

Water penetration

IEC 794-1-F5

Sample 3m, water 1m, 24h

No water leakage

The tolerable bend radius of the cable


Dynamic (during installation):

20xCable OD

Static (during operation):

10xCable OD


Service Life Time


25 years



Test Requirement of GYTS Fiber Optical Cable


No

Item

Test standard

Method

Acceptance criteria

1

Tensile

 test

IEC-60794-1-E1

Max. Tensile strength:1500N

Sample length:50 meters

Time: 1minutes;

-Fiber strain at maximum 

Load: max. 0.33%

-Attenuation increase≤0.1dB

2

Crush

 test

IEC-60794-1-E3

Load:1000N

Time: 1 minutes

Length: 100mm

-No splits or cracks in the

outer jacket;

-Attenuation increase<0.1dB, (After the test)

3

Impact

 test

IEC-60794-1-E4

Impact energy: 450g

Height:1 meter

Impact points: min.1

Number of impacts: 5

-No splits or cracks in the outer jacket

-Attenuation increase≤0.1dB(After the test)

4

Repeated bending

IEC-60794-1-E6

R=20×cable outer diameter

1m cable length with 150N weight,30 cycles

- No splits or cracks in the outer jacket

-Attenuation increase ≤0.1dB(After the test)

5

Torsion

test

IEC-60794-1-E7

1m cable length with 150N weight

±180 degrees, 10 cycles

- No splits or cracks in the outer jacket

-Attenuation increase ≤0.1dB(After the test)

6

Bending

 test

IEC-60794-1-E11

Diameter of mandrel: 20×D

Number of turns/helix:10

Number of cycles: 5

- No splits or cracks in the outer jacket

- No fiber break

7

Temperature cycling test

IEC-60794-1-F1

Temperature step: +20℃→-40℃→+60℃→-40℃→

+60℃→+20℃

Time per each step: 12 hrs

Number of cycles: 2 cycles

-Attenuation variation for reference value(the attenuation to be measured before test at +20±3℃) ≤0.1dB/km,

8

Water penetration test

IEC-60794-1-F5

Water height: 1m

Sample length:3m

Duration of test: 24hrs

-No water leakage at the end of the sample

9

Drip test

IEC-60794-1-E14

Five 0.3m samples suspended vertically in a climate chamber, raised temperature to +70℃

-No filling compound shall drip from tubes after 24 hr



Packaging

  • Packing material: Non-returnable wooden drum.

    Both ends of cable are securely fastened to drum and sealed with a shrinkable cap to prevent ingress of moisture.

  • Cable printing: The sequential number of the outdoor optical cable length shall be marked on the outer sheath of the cable at an interval of 1meter ± 1%.

    The following information shall be marked on the outer sheath of the cable at an interval of about 1 meter.

    Cable type and number of optical fiber

    Manufacturer name

    Month and Year of Manufacture

    Cable length

  • Drum marking:  Each side of every wooden drum shall be permanently marked in a minimum of 2.5~3 cm high lettering with following:

    Manufacture name and logo

    Cable length

    Cable type and number of fibers

    Roll way

    Gross and net weight



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