LF089 GYTA Fiber Optic Cable 4-288 Core Outdoor Cable

GYTA is a stranded loose-tube outdoor fiber optic cable for high-capacity backbone and distribution networks. Optical fibers are placed in filled loose tubes stranded around a central strength member, protected by water-blocking materials, an aluminum-polyethylene laminate moisture barrier and an outdoor PE jacket. LinkFiber offers project-specific fiber count, fiber type, reel length, marking and packing.

Key Benefits

• 4–288 core configurations for scalable backbone capacity.
• Stranded loose tubes help isolate optical fibers from mechanical and thermal stress.
• Aluminum-polyethylene laminate supports radial moisture protection.
• Outdoor PE jacket provides weather and UV resistance.
• Suitable for ducts and engineered outdoor/aerial routes.
• OEM labeling, reel length and documentation.

Reference Technical Specifications

Application Scenarios

• Telecom backbone and metropolitan-area networks.
• Duct routes for FTTx aggregation and access networks.
• Outdoor campus, industrial park and enterprise backbone links.
• Long-distance infrastructure communication where the approved route design supports GYTA.

B2B Procurement Guide

Choose the correct construction

Use GYTA for high-capacity stranded loose-tube backbone routes where an aluminum laminate moisture barrier is appropriate. Choose GYTS when steel-tape crush protection is required, GYXTW for compact low-to-medium-core central-tube routes, GYTC8S for integrated-messenger aerial routes and ADSS for all-dielectric self-supporting routes.

Define the installation method

State whether the route is duct, lashed aerial, tray, tunnel or buried. If buried, provide soil, water, crush and rodent conditions so LinkFiber can select a specifically approved armored construction.

Define optical capacity

Provide present and future fiber count, fiber type, transmission requirement, color code and splice plan. A higher fiber-count backbone should also include closure, ODF and patching capacity in the BOM.

Confirm drum logistics

Route segmentation, pulling length, duct access and maximum drum size determine reel length. Request a drum schedule that matches splice points and destination handling equipment.

Request project evidence

The quote should include the construction drawing, approved datasheet, test standard, batch test/report list, cable print, packing specification, lead time and warranty terms.

Quality Verification and One-Stop Procurement

Recommended checks include attenuation/continuity, cable diameter, jacket thickness where specified, cable length/marking, water penetration and construction-specific mechanical tests. LinkFiber can consolidate the cable with splice closures, ODFs, distribution boxes, splitters, patch cords, tools and test equipment. The published Myanmar procurement case illustrates this sourcing model; its project result should not be presented as a guaranteed result for every buyer.

Standards, Ordering and Customization

• IEC 60794-series and applicable YD/T test/compliance documents can be supplied according to the ordered construction. CE, RoHS and CPR documents are provided where the model and destination market are covered.
• Standard MOQ: 1 km.
• Samples: available according to customer requirements.
• Normal lead time: 5–10 days after the specification, payment terms and marking are confirmed.
• Packing: wooden drum for normal cable reels; carton or customized export packing where suitable.
• Fiber count, fiber type, jacket, tube layout, mechanical performance, reel length, marking, packing and documents can be customized.

Request a GYTA Backbone Cable Proposal

Send your fiber count, fiber type, installation method, route and reel lengths, mechanical requirements, quantity, destination and required standards. LinkFiber will return the matched construction and quotation.

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