Model No.: GYTA53
Brand: Jiqian
Place Of Origin: China
Fiber Type: singlemode multimode OM1 OM2 OM3 OM4
Central Strength Member: steel wire
Armor: double armour aluminium tape + steel tape
Jacket Color: black orange red
Samples: avaliable
OEM: acceptable
Cable Diameter: about 12.0MM
Cable Life Span: more than 25 years
Packaging: Wooden drum
Productivity: 1800km / 1month
Transportation: Ocean,Land,Air,Express
Place of Origin: China
Supply Ability: 1800km/1 month
Certificate: ISO/CE/ROHS
HS Code: 854700000
Port: Guangzhou,Shenzhen,Zhejian
GYTA53 Direct Burial Optical Fiber Cable – Durable, High-Capacity Solution for Underground Telecom Infrastructure
Engineered for long-term performance in harsh outdoor environments, the GYTA53 Direct Burial Fiber Optic Cable offers a robust and reliable solution for telecommunications networks. This armored, gel-filled loose tube cable is specifically designed for underground installation without conduit, making it ideal for deploying high-speed data, voice, and video services across diverse terrains—from urban streets to rural landscapes. With its advanced construction and compliance with international standards, this cable ensures minimal signal loss, exceptional mechanical protection, and extended service life.
Key features include a central metallic strength member (typically galvanized steel wire), water-blocking compounds within each fiber tube, and an outer polyethylene (PE) jacket that resists moisture ingress, UV radiation, and chemical degradation. The dual-layer armor option—available in single or double configurations—enhances resistance against rodent damage, crushing forces, and physical stress during trenching and backfill operations. Whether installed in shallow or deep burial applications, the GYTA53 maintains structural integrity under extreme conditions, ensuring network continuity even in challenging climates.
The cable’s modular design supports multiple fiber counts, ranging from 2 to 72 fibers per unit. Each tube houses up to six individual fibers, protected by a gel-filled buffer that prevents microbending and environmental intrusion. For cables with 2–30 fibers, the nominal diameter is 13.2 mm and weight approximately 162 kg/km; for 32–48 fibers, it increases slightly to 13.8 mm and 175 kg/km; while 50–72 fiber variants measure 14.6 mm in diameter and weigh around 205 kg/km. These specifications make the GYTA53 adaptable to both small-scale deployments and large-scale backbone infrastructure projects.
Performance metrics reinforce its suitability for demanding installations: short-term tensile strength of 3,000 N and long-term tensile load capacity of 1,000 N ensure safe handling during installation and operation. Similarly, crush resistance reaches 3,000 N/100mm temporarily and 1,000 N/100mm continuously—critical for maintaining fiber alignment and minimizing attenuation in compacted soil or heavy traffic zones. The maximum number of tubes plus fillers per core is capped at six, allowing efficient packing while preserving flexibility and ease of splicing.
This cable excels in various real-world scenarios including FTTH (Fiber to the Home) rollouts, metropolitan area networks (MANs), campus backbone systems, and remote site interconnects. Its rugged build makes it perfect for regions prone to flooding, freezing temperatures, or frequent ground movement. Unlike standard aerial or duct-laid cables, the GYTA53 eliminates the need for additional protective conduits, reducing material costs and labor intensity—a major advantage for telecom operators seeking scalable, cost-effective solutions.
Users consistently praise the cable’s durability and ease of deployment. Field technicians report fewer splice failures and improved reliability over time compared to non-armored alternatives. Network engineers appreciate the consistent optical performance, especially in areas where temperature fluctuations or soil shifts could otherwise compromise connectivity. Many global telecom providers have adopted GYTA53 as their go-to choice for new underground fiber builds due to its proven track record in both developed and emerging markets.
Common questions often revolve around compatibility with existing infrastructure, such as whether the cable can be integrated into legacy duct systems or used alongside other cable types. The answer lies in its standardized dimensions and flexible installation methods—it works seamlessly with directional drilling equipment and traditional trenching techniques. Another frequent inquiry concerns maintenance needs: thanks to the sealed gel-filled tubes and corrosion-resistant armor, routine inspections are minimal, and the cable typically requires no intervention beyond periodic testing for signal quality. For those considering long-term investment in fiber-based communication networks, the GYTA53 stands out as a future-proof asset—one that balances performance, resilience, and value.
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