Technology Overview

A major part of implementing a network involves the installation of a cabling system. A solid cabling system is a good investment that will not only meet your current networking needs, but will last through your next-generation network as well. Common Cabling types include Cat5e, Cat6 and Single-mode/Multi-mode Fiber Optic.

An alternative for LAN communications involves wireless technologies. By installing a wireless hub and transmitters on each computer, you can build a LAN without installing cabling at all. The cost of the wireless equipment can, in some cases, be less than the costs of deploying a cabling system, especially in buildings that lack the drop ceilings, cable trays and natural pathways needed for easy cable installation. The flexibility of moving computers around without having to deal with cable issues is another benefit. In most cases, however, cable installation costs less than putting wireless equipment in place.

Details

• Complete Data Center build-out
• Backbone installation, wire management, fiber patch
• cords & inner-duct tubing
• Data & voice cable installations Cat 5, 5e, 6, 7 (Fire code approved)
• Communication room installation
• Fiber optic cable installation
• Patch panel installation
• Re-termination of existing data Cat 5, 5e, 6, 7 cabling
• Office equipment relocation services for modular furniture or open space office equipment rack
• Network hub & switch installations
• Complete equipment racking system including ladder racks wire managers & server shelves
• Category 5, 5e & 6, 7, RJ 45 data jack installation surface mount & flush wall plates
• Wireless Hotspots & Corporate WLANS
• Remote access to networks