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    24-144 Core Armored Duct Fiber Optic Cable

    Classification:Fiber Optic Cable

    GYTA / GYTS / GYFTA / GYFTS for Outdoor Duct Installation

    Our 24-144 core armored duct fiber optic cable is designed for outdoor duct installation projects that require stable transmission, moisture resistance, and reliable mechanical protection. Available in 24, 48, 72, 96, and 144 core configurations, this cable series offers multiple structure options to meet different engineering and installation requirements.

    With optional aluminum tape or steel tape armor and steel wire or FRP central strength members, this product range is suitable for telecom backbone networks, access networks, infrastructure projects, and other outdoor duct applications.

    OEM supported | MOQ: 1 KM | Delivery time: 7-15 working days

    Details Introduction

    Product Overview

    This armored duct fiber optic cable is intended for outdoor duct networks where the cable must combine transmission stability with long-term structural protection. It is suitable for backbone duct routes, access network deployment, infrastructure communication projects, and other outdoor applications where moisture resistance, crush resistance, and cable durability are important procurement factors.

    The cable adopts a stranded loose tube structure. Optical fibers are placed inside high-modulus plastic loose tubes filled with water-resistant compound, while the cable core is wrapped with water-blocking materials to improve protection against moisture ingress. Depending on the selected model, the cable is armored with corrugated aluminum tape or corrugated steel tape and then covered with a PE outer jacket for outdoor duct use.

    This product family includes four main structure options: GYTA, GYTS, GYFTA, and GYFTS. These models combine different armor types and central strength member choices, allowing buyers to select the suitable cable according to project conditions such as mechanical protection demand, shielding considerations, cable weight preference, and whether a metallic or non-metallic central strength member is required.

    For projects comparing medium- to high-core-count outdoor duct fiber cables, the main checkpoints usually include fiber count, armor type, central strength member type, water-blocking design, and application environment. This series is suitable for bulk supply and project-based procurement where cable structure selection matters as much as fiber capacity.

    Key Features

    • Designed for outdoor duct fiber optic installation
    • Available in 24 / 48 / 72 / 96 / 144 core
    • Stranded loose tube structure
    • Water-blocking design for improved moisture resistance
    • PE outer jacket for outdoor durability
    • Aluminum tape armored and steel tape armored options
    • Steel wire and FRP central strength member options
    • Suitable for telecom, access, and infrastructure projects
    • Suitable for project supply and bulk orders
    • OEM service available

    Available Models

    GYTA

    Armored duct fiber optic cable with corrugated aluminum tape armor and steel wire central strength member. Suitable for projects that require moisture resistance, lighter cable structure, and metallic central support.

    GYTS

    Armored duct fiber optic cable with corrugated steel tape armor and steel wire central strength member. Suitable for projects that require stronger crush resistance, stronger impact protection, and higher mechanical protection.

    GYFTA

    Armored duct fiber optic cable with corrugated aluminum tape armor and FRP central strength member. Suitable for projects that require aluminum tape armor with a non-metallic central strength member.

    GYFTS

    Armored duct fiber optic cable with corrugated steel tape armor and FRP central strength member. Suitable for projects that require stronger external mechanical protection together with a non-metallic central strength member.

    Product Description

    This 24-144 core armored duct fiber optic cable is designed for buyers who need a protected outdoor cable for duct installation rather than a general indoor or lightweight distribution cable. The stranded loose tube design helps maintain fiber stability, while the water-blocking structure and armored layer improve suitability for outdoor duct environments where long-term reliability is required.

    Compared with non-armored duct cable, this series provides additional structural protection through corrugated aluminum tape or corrugated steel tape, with a steel wire or FRP central strength member selected according to project preference. This makes the series suitable for different route conditions, including projects that prioritize lighter structure, shielding considerations, stronger crush resistance, or non-metallic cable design.

    The current product page lists 24 to 144 core configurations, G652D, G655D, OM1, and OM2 fiber type options, PE outer sheath, and outdoor duct installation as the main application direction. It also lists OEM support, MOQ of 1 km, delivery time of 7-15 working days, and supply ability of 5000 km per month, which are practical checkpoints for project buyers evaluating supply suitability and structure matching.

    Typical Applications

    • Outdoor duct fiber optic network installation
    • Telecom backbone duct deployment
    • Access network duct projects
    • Infrastructure communication projects
    • Distribution networks requiring 24-144 core fiber capacity
    • Outdoor communication systems requiring both moisture resistance and mechanical protection

    How to Choose the Right Model

    Choose GYTA for projects that prioritize moisture resistance, lighter cable weight, and EMI shielding considerations.

    Choose GYTS for projects that require higher crush resistance, stronger impact protection, better rodent resistance, and stronger mechanical protection in harsher outdoor conditions.

    Choose GYFTA for projects that require aluminum tape armor together with an FRP non-metallic central strength member.

    Choose GYFTS for projects that require steel tape armor together with an FRP non-metallic central strength member and stronger external mechanical protection.

    Technical Parameters

    ItemSpecification
    Product Name24-144 Core Armored Duct Fiber Optic Cable
    Available ModelsGYTA / GYTS / GYFTA / GYFTS
    Fiber Count24 / 48 / 72 / 96 / 144
    Fiber TypeG652D / G655D / OM1 / OM2
    Fiber BrandYOFC / HTGD
    Cable StructureStranded Loose Tube
    Water BlockingYes
    ApplicationOutdoor Duct Installation
    Outer JacketPE
    OEM ServiceYes
    MOQ1 KM
    Delivery Time7-15 Working Days
    Supply Ability5000 KM / Month
    Place of OriginJiangsu, China

    Model Comparison

    ModelArmor TypeCentral Strength MemberStructure Positioning
    GYTACorrugated Aluminum TapeSteel WireMoisture resistance, lighter structure, metallic support
    GYTSCorrugated Steel TapeSteel WireHigher crush resistance and stronger mechanical protection
    GYFTACorrugated Aluminum TapeFRPNon-metallic central support with aluminum armor
    GYFTSCorrugated Steel TapeFRPNon-metallic central support with stronger external protection

    CTA

    Looking for a 24-144 core armored duct fiber optic cable supplier for outdoor duct installation? Send us your required fiber count, route condition, preferred armor type, central strength member preference, and project quantity. We will help match the suitable cable structure for your application and provide a quotation based on your project requirement.

    FAQ

    What is armored duct fiber optic cable used for?

    Armored duct fiber optic cable is used for outdoor duct fiber network installation in telecom backbone routes, access networks, infrastructure projects, and other communication systems that require moisture resistance and mechanical protection.

    What core counts are available for this armored duct fiber optic cable?

    The current product page lists 24, 48, 72, 96, and 144 core configurations.

    What model options are available for this 24-144 core duct fiber optic cable?

    The listed model options are GYTA, GYTS, GYFTA, and GYFTS.

    What is the difference between GYTA and GYTS armored duct fiber optic cable?

    GYTA uses corrugated aluminum tape armor, while GYTS uses corrugated steel tape armor. The current page positions GYTS for higher crush resistance and stronger impact protection.

    What is the difference between GYFTA and GYFTS?

    Both use an FRP central strength member, but GYFTA uses aluminum tape armor, while GYFTS uses steel tape armor for stronger external mechanical protection.

    What central strength member options are available?

    The listed central strength member options are steel wire and FRP, depending on the selected model.

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