YUANDA OPTIC · OPTICAL CABLE SOLUTIONS

ADSS & outdoor
fiber optic cables.

ADSS and ASU for aerial routes. Armored cables for duct and direct burial. Drop cables for FTTH connections.

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PRODUCTS

Choose by installation route.

Start with the way your network will be built. We then confirm the cable construction against your project requirements.

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FEATURED RANGE

Aerial Fiber Cables

Self-supporting cables for overhead telecom routes and suitably designed power-line corridors.

Self-supportingADSS aramid reinforcementSpan-specific selection
Illustrative ADSS cutaway showing loose tubes, aramid yarn and a non-metallic central member; not an order-specific drawing
ADSS · cutaway illustration

POWER & TELECOM AERIAL CABLES

ADSS & ASU

ADSS combines stranded loose tubes, a non-metallic central strength member and aramid reinforcement for self-supporting aerial installation. Single- and double-sheath designs are available. ASU uses a compact central loose tube for aerial telecom distribution, with its own fiber-count, loading and span specification.

ADSS fiber count
2–144F published reference range
ADSS reinforcement
Non-metallic central member + aramid
ADSS sheath
Single / double · PE / AT by project
ADSS span selection
Wind, ice, tension & electric-field review
ASU construction
Self-supporting central loose tube
ASU order inputs
Fiber count, span & mechanical loading
Request an ADSS / ASU quoteSelection guide · PDFStructure diagram
02
DUCT & DIRECT BURIAL

Underground & Duct Fiber Cables

Loose-tube outdoor cables with protective layers selected for duct or direct-burial installation.

Aluminum / steel tapeWater-blockingDouble-sheath option
Illustrative GYTA53-style cutaway showing outer sheath, steel tape, inner sheath and an aluminum barrier; not an order-specific drawing
GYTA53 · cutaway illustration

ARMORED OUTDOOR CABLES

GYTA · GYTS · GYTA53

These cables use stranded, gel-filled loose tubes around a metallic central strength member. GYTA adds an aluminum moisture barrier; GYTS uses steel tape. GYTA53 combines an aluminum barrier, inner sheath, steel tape and outer sheath for direct-burial applications.

Published fiber range
2–288F · model / configuration dependent
Duct / outdoor protection
GYTA · aluminum / GYTS · steel tape
Direct-burial construction
GYTA53 · aluminum + steel / double sheath
Mechanical selection
Tensile, crush & bend limits by construction
Request a duct / burial quoteSelection guide · PDFStructure diagram
03
LAST-MILE ACCESS

FTTH Drop Cables

Bow-type indoor and self-supporting aerial drops for the final subscriber connection.

1 / 2 / 4F typicalLSZH constructionSeparate aerial messenger
Illustrative indoor bow-type and aerial drop cables, with a separate supporting messenger on the aerial version
Indoor / aerial · cutaway illustration

FTTH LAST-MILE ACCESS

Indoor & aerial drop cables

Bow-type drop cables connect the distribution network to subscriber premises. GJXH / GJXFH suit non-self-supporting indoor routing; GJYXCH / GJYXFCH add a separate supporting messenger for aerial installation. Select the parallel strength members, fiber category and sheath for the route.

Fiber count & category
1 / 2 / 4F typical · specify G.657A1 / A2
Indoor models / typical size
GJXH / GJXFH · 2.0 × 3.0 mm
Aerial models / typical size
GJYXCH / GJYXFCH · 2.0 × 5.0 mm
Strength members / support
Steel or FRP / KFRP by model; separate steel messenger in standard aerial designs
Request an FTTH quoteSelection guide · PDFStructure diagram

Cutaway images illustrate the product families. Use the labeled diagrams and PDF guides for construction details and typical reference values. Fiber-count bands can share nominal dimensions; final dimensions, weight, loading limits and agreed tests are confirmed in the order datasheet.

FIBER OPTIC CABLE · ORDER CHECKLIST

More than a model
and a fiber count.

Share your route and basic cable requirements. We help clarify the construction, performance and packing details for your quotation.

  1. Installation conditions

    ADSS / ASU aerial routes
    Span and wind/ice loads; electric-field exposure for ADSS.
    Duct & direct burial
    Pulling, crush and water-blocking requirements.
    FTTH drop connections
    Indoor or outdoor route, bending and aerial support.

  2. Datasheet & performance

    Cable construction
    Fiber count and type, diameter and weight per kilometer.
    Mechanical limits
    Tensile, crush and installation/service bend radii.
    Test documentation
    Agreed standards and reports for the selected construction.

  3. Reels & freight planning

    Reel length & identification
    Length per reel, cable printing and meter markings.
    Packing & handling
    Reel count, dimensions and gross weight for container planning.
    Shipping quotation
    Destination port, trade terms and shipment volume.

Don’t have a complete specification yet?

Start with the installation route, fiber count and quantity. We’ll help clarify the remaining details.

Final construction, test document availability and packing details are confirmed per order.

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ABOUT YUANDA OPTIC

Optical cable expertise.
Built on export experience.

Yuanda Optic focuses on aerial, armored outdoor and FTTH optical cables, with practical experience in South American cable orders.

We bring cable selection, technical documentation and export delivery details together, helping project buyers compare configurations and prepare a clear order specification.

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CONTACT JESSICA

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cable requirement.

Send the installation route, fiber count and quantity you have in mind. Include a datasheet or tender requirement in your email if available.

Emailjessica@yuandaoptic.com WhatsApp+86 182 5314 6132

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