Installed to British Standard EN 50173 our structured cabling installations provide the backbone to a reliable network infrastructure. Having an efficient and well managed IT infrastructure has been proven to increase overall productivity from between 20 to 50%.

The term structured cabling system (sometimes called structured wiring system or SWS) refers to all of the cabling and components installed in a logical, hierarchical way. It's designed to be relatively independent of the computer (or telephone) network which uses it, so that either can be updated with a minimum of rework to the cable plant.

Ethernet Cat5 and Cat5E Installations

80% of installations current structured cabling is Cat5 or Cat5E Ethernet cable giving transfers speeds to the desk of up to 100mbps. We use only Fire Grade low smoke cable which meets ISO 11801 standards so you can be sure of a professional and reliable installation backup by our full and comprehensive guarantees.

Ethernet Cat6

Where faster transfer speeds are required Cat6 cable can provide 1000MBPS to the desk and will also ensure your business is fully future proved. Every installation is fully tested during and after installation to ensure continuity and is again backed up by our comprehensive warrantees.

Fiber optic

Where transfer speeds are vital Fiber optic cable offers up the possibility of near infinite bandwidth and perfect immunity to noise. There are three types of fiber optic cable commonly used: single mode, multimode and plastic optical fiber (POF). Usually run as a backbone to your network or to connect a-joining buildings it is an ideal for long runs and is robust and requires very little maintenance.

Design and Installation

A correctly designed and installed network infrastructure will not only improve productivity within your organization but save your business money. Our design and installation process has been evolved from many years of experience in installing networking infrastructure for companies large and small is consists of the following steps;

1. Onsite project brief - to discuss the clients requirements both now and into the future.
2. Site survey – Plan and agree cable runs and cabinet locations along with data socket numbers and locations.
3. Design of network and submission of tender and timescales for agreement.
4. Installation of infrastructure and testing of connectivity.
5. Sign-off by customer once completely satisfied.

For More Information please call Graham on 01322 614700 and he will be happy to arrange for an engineer to visit your site and discuss your requirements.