A Better Foundation for Your Technology

Structured cabling creates an organized, reliable network for your building’s data, voice, security, and communication systems.

Using properly installed copper and fiber cabling, patch panels, and connections, your business gains:

  • Faster, more dependable performance
  • Easier troubleshooting and maintenance
  • Less downtime
  • Cleaner, more organized infrastructure
  • Simpler upgrades and expansion
STRUCTURED CABLING BENEFITS

  • Improved Reliability: Structured cabling uses high-quality components for fewer connection issues

  • Enhanced Scalability: Easily add devices or upgrade bandwidth without rewiring

  • Greater Flexibility: Adapts to changing layouts and accommodates future technologies

  • Reduced Downtime: Easier troubleshooting minimizes network disruptions

  • Cost-Effectiveness: Saves money on maintenance, upgrades, and futureproofing

STRUCTURED CABLING FEATURES

  • Standardized components (cables, connectors, patch panels)

  • Centralized organization for easy network management

  • Supports high-bandwidth applications (voice, data, video)

  • Follows industry standards for safety and performance

What Makes Up a Structured Cabling Network?
Entrance Facilities

An entrance facility marks where a telecom company’s cabling ends and where another company’s cabling begins. Here, you’ll also find demarcation points, adjacent hardware, and any equipment needed to connect provider and private wiring.

Equipment Room

Equipment rooms are any room that contain network equipment. It’s standard to find switches and routers in these rooms.

Backbone Cabling

Usually taking the shape of twisted-pair or fiber optic cables, backbone cabling runs throughout the facility.

Horizontal Cabling

Horizontal cabling connects the telecommunications room to surrounding outlets or work areas. It’s often applied during building construction. Horizontal cabling typically utilizes an unshielded twisted-pair cable, such as the efficient cat6 plenum cable.

Telecommunications Room

Telecommunications rooms, also known as enclosures, host termination points for both horizontal and backbone cabling.

Work Area

Here you’ll find end-user equipment. Monitors, keyboards, laptops—workstations and all the equipment necessary for employees to perform their jobs.

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Have Questions, or Want to Learn More?

If you have any questions or want to learn more about our Structured Cabling solutions, please feel free to contact us at 833-412-4191