Well-Designed Structured Cabling System for High-Speed Connectivity

Maintain reliable connections and consistent network performance throughout your office, regardless of size or design.

Fiber Optic Cable

Fiber optic cable is commonly used in long-distance, high-speed data communications because it efficiently carries large amounts of data over long distances

Copper Cable

Copper cable is the most common cable used in offices and homes. It is less expensive than fiber optic cable and used for shorter distances.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of having a structured cabling system?

A well-designed structured cabling system provides many benefits, including:

Reduced Risk of Downtime
Future Proof Investment
Cost-Effective
Enhanced Flexibility

What is the difference between fiber optic cable and copper cable?

Fiber cables are made of glass or plastic, while the copper cable is made of copper. Also, fiber provides far greater bandwidth than copper, making it a popular choice for long-distance, high-speed data transmission. Lastly, fiber optics transmit signals using light pulses, while copper cable transmits signals in electrical pulses.

How do I know if I need a new structured cabling system?

If you are experiencing any of the following problems, then it may be time to invest in a new structured cabling system:

Frequent Connection Issues
Slow Network Performance
Expensive Maintenance Costs
Lack of Scalability

Can you install a structured cabling system yourself?

While it is possible to install a structured cabling system yourself, we recommend hiring a professional. There are many factors to consider when designing and installing a structured cabling system, such as cable type, distance, and data rate. A professional installer will be able to ensure that your system is installed correctly and meets your specific needs.

What type of cable should I use for my structured cabling system?

The cable you use for your structured cabling system will depend on several factors, including the distance the data will be transmitted, the data rate, and the type of equipment you use. Talk to us today to find out which type of cable is right for you.

How much does a structured cabling system cost?

The cost of a structured cabling system depends on many factors, including the size and complexity of the system, the type of cable used, and the installation process. For a more accurate estimate, contact us today for a free consultation.