GYQFXTY 2–36F Unitube All-Dielectric FRP-Wrapped PE Rodent-Protection Fiber Optic Cable

GYQFXTY

Product value summary

GYQFXTY is a proposed 2–36F outdoor unitube cable configuration built around a filled loose tube, water-blocking materials, wrapped FRP elements and a PE outer sheath. Use this page to identify the intended model and prepare an RFQ. Do not release an order until the selected count, construction drawing, dimensions, mechanical limits, installation method and document revision are confirmed.

Short answer for buyers

Choose this page when your requirement names GYQFXTY and calls for the single-PE, FRP-wrapped construction shown in the approved P034 drawing. Do not substitute the similar GYQFXTY73 record: its provisional local description adds a PE inner sheath and FRP tape. The exact difference and every numerical value still require controlled BWNFiber source approval.

Key features — pending source-document confirmation

• Proposed fiber-count range: 2–36F.
• Proposed optical options: G.652, G.655, 50/125 μm or 62.5/125 μm; select one documented option.
• Proposed central construction: filled PETG loose tube with water blocking.
• Proposed reinforcement/protection: wrapped FRP elements.
• Proposed outer sheath: PE.
• Exact installation methods, rodent-protection classification, standards and test results: TBC — source required.

Technical specifications

Construction

Catalog configuration map

Xn is reported in the V4 trace as a fiber-type suffix, but the allowed suffix values and naming rule require source confirmation.

Optical characteristics — provisional alternatives

These rows are alternatives for different fiber types; they do not all apply to one ordered cable.

The source uses family labels rather than complete current fiber designations. Confirm the exact fiber standard, revision and manufacturer data before quotation or publication.

Mechanical and environmental limits

Interfaces and connector options

This page describes bulk cable. No connector, polarity, end-face, pinning or factory-termination option is established by the supplied P034 record. Specify closures, pigtails, patch cords and termination hardware as separate BOM items unless an approved terminated assembly is provided.

Fiber type and configuration options

Select one fiber grade and one supported fiber count. Do not combine single-mode and multimode table values in one configuration. The exact grade — for example a current G.652 subtype or a specific 50/125 μm multimode category — must appear on the approved datasheet, drawing, quotation and purchase specification.

Compatibility and application conditions

The only supplied application statement is outdoor fiber access and distribution. Aerial, lashed, duct, tray, direct-burial, building-entry or utility-route suitability is TBC — source required. Approval must consider the actual route, support method, pulling load, crush exposure, water conditions, rodent exposure, temperature, entry hardware and local project requirements.

How to select the correct model or configuration

1. Name the model as GYQFXTY and provide any customer reference specification.
2. State the route and installation method; do not use “outdoor” as a substitute for a route declaration.
3. Select one exact fiber grade and count, including working and reserve fibers.
4. Request the corrected model-to-count map and configuration-specific drawing.
5. Confirm outside diameter, weight, tensile, crush, bend and temperature conditions.
6. Define water-blocking, rodent, UV, fire/smoke and other project requirements separately.
7. Agree on marking, drum length, packaging, inspection and required test records.
8. Record deviations in writing and release the order only against the approved revision.

Differences from related products

The table is a provisional internal comparison, not a published interchangeability statement.

Use cases

• Outdoor access or distribution routes where the approved project specification calls for this exact GYQFXTY construction.
• Projects requiring a non-metallic cable construction, subject to confirmation of every material and electrical/environmental condition.
• Procurement comparisons that need one controlled model, drawing and deviation record.

Do not infer aerial span, duct, direct-burial, high-voltage, indoor fire-rating or other suitability from these examples.

Testing and quality-control process

The supplied record does not identify a test method, test equipment, sampling plan or report. Before release, agree on the configuration and the applicable optical, dimensional, tensile, crush, bend, temperature, water, material and marking checks. A factory cable record does not replace installed-link commissioning; field acceptance may separately require continuity, OTDR or insertion-loss criteria defined by the project designer.

Packaging and procurement information

Required information for an RFQ

Send:

• model/reference: GYQFXTY and any customer specification;
• application, complete route and installation method;
• exact fiber grade and fiber count;
• required cable diameter/entry constraints and drum length;
• tensile, crush, bend and temperature requirements;
• water blocking, rodent, UV, fire/smoke and electrical constraints;
• total length, quantity, allowed length tolerance and reserve;
• cable marking, labels, packaging and destination;
• required drawing, datasheet, test report, certificate, inspection or sample stage;
• target schedule and any approved-deviation process.

Datasheet / drawing / test-report download area

do not use for order release placeholder links as if documents exist.

RFQ / CTA

Request a GYQFXTY configuration and document review

Send BWNFiber your route, installation method, exact fiber grade/count, mechanical and environmental requirements, length plan, quantity and document list. Ask for the corrected model/count map and configuration-specific drawing before approving a quotation or bulk order.

Primary CTA: Request GYQFXTY Specification and Quotation Review

Secondary CTA: Browse the Fiber Optic Cable Selection Guide

What fiber counts does this GYQFXTY page cover?

The supplied draft proposes a 2–36F family, but the middle model row is inconsistent: GYQFXTY-14~18Xn is paired with 14–24. Request the corrected model/count table before selecting or quoting that range.

What is the proposed GYQFXTY cable construction?

The provisional P034 record describes a filled PETG loose tube, water blocking, wrapped FRP elements and a PE outer sheath. Treat this as an offline draft description until a controlled drawing and bill-of-material summary are approved.

Is GYQFXTY the same as GYQFXTY73?

No interchangeability is established. The local GYQFXTY73 draft adds a PE inner sheath and FRP tape, while P034 describes a single PE outer sheath. Confirm both controlled constructions before comparing price, weight or application.

Does “all-dielectric” mean the cable is approved for every aerial or electrical route?

No. A non-metallic construction does not by itself establish self-supporting capability, span, tracking resistance, clearances or route approval. Use the exact cable data and route engineering.

Is this cable rodent proof?

The supplied name and construction describe a rodent-protection design, but no approved test method, performance class or field limitation was supplied. Do not use “rodent proof” or guarantee resistance until evidence is approved.

Can this cable be installed in ducts or directly buried?

That is TBC. The P034 source supplied for this review does not declare duct or direct-burial approval. Confirm the installation method, water management, pulling/crush conditions and model-specific declaration.

Which bend radius applies during installation?

The current draft is ambiguous because it lists 10D/20D under Dynamic/Static. Obtain the corrected order and test/usage conditions before handling instructions or a purchase specification are issued.

What temperature range applies during installation?

No installation range was supplied. The draft groups storage and operating temperature as −40°C to +70°C, and even that combined statement requires source confirmation.

Are connectors included?

Not according to the supplied record. This is a bulk-cable page. Specify pigtails, patch cords, closures, connectors and termination work separately unless the quotation identifies an approved cable assembly.

Which optical option should I choose?

Choose one exact fiber grade based on the optical system, wavelength, distance, loss budget, interfaces and project standard. The family labels in the current draft are not a substitute for an approved fiber specification.

What documents should be approved before ordering?

Approve the exact part number, model/count map, drawing revision, datasheet, fiber specification, dimensions, mechanical/environmental limits, marking, drum plan, test requirements and written deviations.

What should I send for an accurate quotation?

Send the route, installation method, fiber grade/count, construction and environmental requirements, length/drum plan, quantity, marking, destination, schedule and required documents or inspection stages.