In your building
Cabling Installation and Certification
Network problems caused by bad cabling stay hidden until the day they stop work.
We install copper and fiber to the standard each run is meant to meet. That covers length, routing, termination and what the cable is allowed to run alongside, the four things that get compromised when cable goes in quickly and later surface as intermittent faults.
Everything is labeled at both ends and terminated on a patch panel. Labeling saves time later, because tracing an unlabeled run costs more than labeling the whole installation did.
Then every run is tested and you get the results. A run that passes is a fact you can point to when something else goes wrong.
Cabling is the base of our structured cabling and low-voltage services and of any network design we build. It also feeds the patch panels in your racks and server rooms and the drops behind conference room audio visual.
What We Include in Cabling Installation and Certification
- Copper and fiber runs installed to spec, inside and between buildings.
- Termination onto patch panels and outlets.
- Labeling at both ends, matched to the drawing.
- Certification testing on every run, with the results handed to you.
- An as-built drawing that matches what's in the building.
In their words
Questions About Cabling Installation and Certification
What category of cable should we install?
It depends on what the run has to carry and how long it has to last, and the right answer is usually one step beyond what you need today. Most of the cost is labor either way, and labor is the part you don't want to pay for twice.
Can you certify cable somebody else installed?
Yes. Testing an existing installation is routine, and it's the cheapest way to settle whether a problem is the network or the wiring under it.
Part of Structured Cabling & Low-Voltage
Structured cabling and server racks installed to standard and labeled, so the wiring never becomes the thing you're troubleshooting.
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