Fiber optic outdoor cables are specialized types of fiber optic cables designed to withstand the harsh environmental conditions typically encountered in outdoor installations. These cables are used for long-distance communication, data transmission, and network connections in various outdoor settings, such as between buildings, across cities, or even under the sea.
1. Aerial Cables
Aerial cables are designed to be installed on poles or towers. They are often used in rural or suburban areas where underground installation is not feasible.
2.Duct Cables
Duct cables are designed to be installed in underground conduits or ducts. They are typically less armored than direct buried cables but still offer significant protection.
3. Direct Buried Cables
Direct buried cables are designed to be buried directly in the ground without additional conduit. They are heavily armored to protect against physical damage from soil pressure, rocks, and digging activities.
4.Blown Fiber Cables
These cables are designed to be blown into microducts using compressed air, making installation quick and easy.
5.Outdoor gel-free fiber optic cables
It is a type of fiber optic cable specifically designed for outdoor use, which utilize dry water-blocking materials instead of traditional gel to prevent water ingress.
Telecommunications: Long-distance and high-speed data transmission in telephone networks, internet services, and cable television.
Data Centers: High-speed data transfer between servers, storage systems, and networking equipment.
Industrial: Industrial automation and control systems for reliable data communication.
Military and Aerospace: Secure and high-speed communication systems for defense and aerospace applications.
Municipal Networks: City-wide networks to connect various municipal services and facilities.
Raceways and conduits can offer an additional layer of protection with hard, plastic materials that can defend against the weight of ice and snow and provide another barrier against moisture. If necessary, use raceways and conduits to keep fiber optic cables better protected against the element.
Typical outdoor fiber optic cable types are GYTS, GYTA, GYXTW, GYTA53, GYTY53 and GYTC8S.
Outdoor cables are generally black for protection against UV light and markings are printed on the cable.
When it comes to installing cables outside or underground for ensuring that there is continued performance, there are a few different types of outdoor cabling products to consider: Outdoor Cable. Underground Burial Cable. Direct Burial Cable.
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