Definition of GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable   

GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable is the type of fiber optic cable that consists of the FRP non-metallic central part. It has been in the market for the last four years. Consequently, GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable as a wide use since can be used in residential as well as factories building. It has the ability to reduce the lighting risk and therefore, mostly used on the roof of buildings.  

Description of GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable   

Loose tube style, an optical fiber cable with non-metal central strength member of FRP and peripheral strength members with moisture barrier inner sheathed. Cable protected by Corrugated Laminated Aluminum tape & black PE over the sheath, suitable for duct or aerial application. Tubes contain optical single-mode or multimode fibers color coding scheme.

Characteristics of GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable   

LAP Aluminum belt is applied around the cable core, which is filled with the filling compound to protect it from water ingress.

Accurate fiber excess length ensures good mechanical and temperature performance.

The specially designed compact structure is good at preventing loose tubes from shrinking.

High strength loose tube that is hydrolysis resistant and special tube filling compound ensure a critical protection of fiber.

Moisture proof and ratproof.

Small size, Light weight, with good bending resistance performance easy for installation.

Reasonable structure design and precise control for over length ensuring excellent characteristics of mechanical tensile strain and environment temperature.

High strength loose tube material with good performance of hydrolysis resistant, special tube filling compound ensure a critical protection of fiber.

Full section filled ensures moisture-proof and water blocking.

Application of GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable   

Laying method: Duct/Aerial

Suitable for long-distance trunk and LAN communication.

Fiber type: Single-mode/Multimode

Usable in Duct or Aerial

Long-haul communication system

Junction communication systems

Subscriber network systems

Local area network systems

Conclusion

Today, GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable has been of great importance especially in rainy areas. People can now afford to smile without any fear of lighting. This is because GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable is widely used as lightening arrester and therefore, it’s installed on the roofs of the building.  Its outstanding features enables it to perform effectively even in wet climate. On top of that, GYFTA Fiber Optic Cable is durable and can last for the duration of three years.  Consequently, its demand increases seasonally with it reaching boom during the winter and depression during summer.  However, there is a need to increase its production level due to the rapid increase of the population.  As the population increases, the demand goes up due to more houses being built.