Direct buried fiber optic cable is designed to be buried directly underground without additional protection. It has a double sheath and Kevlar yarn to protect the cable. Common types of direct buried cable include GYTA53, GYXTW53, and GYFTY53, which feature steel tape armor, loose tube stranding, and water blocking structures to resist moisture and mechanical damage when buried. Direct buried cables are widely used for fiber optic networks in applications like subways, tunnels, long-distance communication, and outdoor access networks.