GYXTW optical cables are generally used for video communication monitoring in residential quarters, and the common number of cores is 4-12.

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The structure of GYXTW optical cable is to put single-mode or multi-mode optical fibers into in a loose tube made of high modulus polyester material. The tube is filled with waterproofing compound. The outside of the loose tube is longitudinally wrapped with double-sided chrome plating plastic coating steel strip, and water-blocking material is filled between the steel strip and the loose tube, to ensure the compactness and longitudinal water blocking of the optical cable. Two parallel steel wires are placed at both sides and the polyethylene (PE) sheath is added for cabling.

Product characteristics:

A beam tube centralized design is adopted, which minimizes the influence on optical fiber in the lateral force resistance of the optical cable;

The steel strip is bonded with an outer sheath and a metal reinforcement, with excellent tension performance;

The two parallel steel wires ensure the tensile strength of the optical cable;

The excellent water-blocking layer, provides a sound anti-seepage ability;

Small diameter, light weight, low cost, and easy laying;

The service life is more than 30 years;

The loose tube adopts a full chromatography or a pilot chromatography mark. Viewing from end A of the optical cable, the serial number of the loose tube increases in the clockwise direction. The serial number of the loose tube and its corresponding color shall comply with the following table. When the loose tube is insufficient, use a filler yarn to replace, and the filler yarns are all of natural color.

Optical cable performance parameters