Rat-proof optical cables, also known as rat-resistant optical cables, are special optical cables designed to prevent small animals such as rodents and insects from damaging the optical cables. This type of optical cable usually uses special sheath materials and structural designs to enhance the mechanical strength and anti-bite capabilities of the optical cable. The following is an overview of some common rat-proof optical cable models and their characteristics:
GYTA53 rat-proof optical cable:
Twisted structure, with a reinforcement in the center, twisted optical fiber bundle tubes around, and a polyethylene (PE) sheath on the outermost layer.
A layer of steel belt armor is added outside the PE sheath to improve the mechanical strength and anti-rat bite ability of the optical cable.
Suitable for direct burial or pipeline laying.
GYTS rat-proof optical cable:
Twisted structure, with grease filling and aluminum-plastic composite sheath to improve waterproof and moisture-proof performance.
Add a steel wire braided layer outside the aluminum-plastic composite sheath to enhance the tensile strength and rat-proof performance of the optical cable.
Suitable for direct burial or overhead laying.
GYTA33 rat-proof optical cable:
Twisted structure, with a reinforcement in the center, twisted optical fiber bundle tubes around, and a polyethylene sheath as the outermost layer.
A steel wire braid layer and a polyethylene sheath are added outside the PE sheath to form a three-layer protection structure to improve the rat-proof and mechanical strength of the optical cable.
Suitable for direct burial, pipeline or overhead laying.
GYFTY rat-proof optical cable:
Non-metal structure, using optical fiber bundle tube filled with grease, with polyethylene sheath on the outside.
Adding special materials or structural designs outside the PE sheath, such as adding anti-rat bite agents or using special sheath materials, improves the anti-rat bite ability of the optical cable.
Suitable for indoor, pipeline or overhead laying.
GJFJ rat-proof optical cable:
Indoor tight-buffered optical cable, using tight-buffered optical fiber, with flame-retardant polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) sheath on the outside.
Add anti-rat bite agent or use special materials in the sheath material to improve the rat-proof and flame-retardant properties of the optical cable.
Suitable for indoor wiring.
GYTY53 rat-proof optical cable:
Twisted structure, with grease filling and polyethylene sheath.
Add a layer of steel belt armor outside the PE sheath to improve the mechanical strength and anti-rat bite ability of the optical cable.
Suitable for direct burial or pipeline laying.
When choosing a rodent-proof optical cable, you should choose the appropriate model and structure according to the specific application environment and requirements. For example, for optical cables that need to be directly buried, GYTA53 or GYTY53 are common choices; for indoor or pipeline laying, GYFTY or GJFJ rodent-proof optical cables may be more suitable. In addition, factors such as the optical fiber type (single-mode or multi-mode), number of cores, transmission performance, and cost budget of the optical cable should also be considered. (Source: Dongguan HX Fiber Technology Co., Ltd)
Rat-proof optical cables, also known as rat-resistant optical cables, are special optical cables designed to prevent small animals such as rodents and insects from damaging the optical cables. This type of optical cable usually uses special sheath materials and structural designs to enhance the mechanical strength and anti-bite capabilities of the optical cable. The following is an overview of some common rat-proof optical cable models and their characteristics:
GYTA53 rat-proof optical cable:
Twisted structure, with a reinforcement in the center, twisted optical fiber bundle tubes around, and a polyethylene (PE) sheath on the outermost layer.
A layer of steel belt armor is added outside the PE sheath to improve the mechanical strength and anti-rat bite ability of the optical cable.
Suitable for direct burial or pipeline laying.
GYTS rat-proof optical cable:
Twisted structure, with grease filling and aluminum-plastic composite sheath to improve waterproof and moisture-proof performance.
Add a steel wire braided layer outside the aluminum-plastic composite sheath to enhance the tensile strength and rat-proof performance of the optical cable.
Suitable for direct burial or overhead laying.
GYTA33 rat-proof optical cable:
Twisted structure, with a reinforcement in the center, twisted optical fiber bundle tubes around, and a polyethylene sheath as the outermost layer.
A steel wire braid layer and a polyethylene sheath are added outside the PE sheath to form a three-layer protection structure to improve the rat-proof and mechanical strength of the optical cable.
Suitable for direct burial, pipeline or overhead laying.
GYFTY rat-proof optical cable:
Non-metal structure, using optical fiber bundle tube filled with grease, with polyethylene sheath on the outside.
Adding special materials or structural designs outside the PE sheath, such as adding anti-rat bite agents or using special sheath materials, improves the anti-rat bite ability of the optical cable.
Suitable for indoor, pipeline or overhead laying.
GJFJ rat-proof optical cable:
Indoor tight-buffered optical cable, using tight-buffered optical fiber, with flame-retardant polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) sheath on the outside.
Add anti-rat bite agent or use special materials in the sheath material to improve the rat-proof and flame-retardant properties of the optical cable.
Suitable for indoor wiring.
GYTY53 rat-proof optical cable:
Twisted structure, with grease filling and polyethylene sheath.
Add a layer of steel belt armor outside the PE sheath to improve the mechanical strength and anti-rat bite ability of the optical cable.
Suitable for direct burial or pipeline laying.
When choosing a rodent-proof optical cable, you should choose the appropriate model and structure according to the specific application environment and requirements. For example, for optical cables that need to be directly buried, GYTA53 or GYTY53 are common choices; for indoor or pipeline laying, GYFTY or GJFJ rodent-proof optical cables may be more suitable. In addition, factors such as the optical fiber type (single-mode or multi-mode), number of cores, transmission performance, and cost budget of the optical cable should also be considered. (Source: Dongguan HX Fiber Technology Co., Ltd)
