Structured cabling and office LAN installation
CAT6 cable laid, cased, terminated at a patch panel and labelled at every point, so the office network is tidy, fast and easy to trace.
A new office or a new floor needs its network cabling done once and done properly. We lay CAT6 from every desk, camera and access point back to a rack, terminate it on patch panels, label both ends and test every point.
Done this way, moving a desk or adding a printer is a patch cord change, not a new cable.
CAT6 and CAT6A cable in casing, conduit or false ceiling as the site requires.
Patch panels in the rack, I/O boxes and faceplates at the desk.
Every point labelled and tested; a point map is handed over.
Wall-mount and floor racks with cable managers and PDUs.
PoE runs for cameras and WiFi included in the same job.
Common questions
How long does cabling an office take?
A twenty-desk office is typically a couple of days. Send the layout or floor area for an estimate.
CAT6 or CAT6A?
CAT6 handles gigabit to every desk. CAT6A for 10 gigabit runs or where future-proofing justifies the cost.
Can you work outside office hours?
Yes, evening and weekend work is arranged so the office is not disturbed.