Cabling
Structured Cabling
Horizontal Cabling
Horizontal cabling connects workstations to telecommunications rooms on the same floor, providing essential pathways for data, voice, and multimedia. Commonly using CAT5e, CAT6, or CAT6a cables, proper installation within 100 meters ensures reliable, high-speed connectivity.
Backbone Cabling
Backbone cabling connects different floors or buildings to ensure smooth data flow across an enterprise, using fiber optic or high-grade copper cables like CAT6a and CAT7. Designing for future expansion and scalable cable management is essential for long-term performance.
Work Area Components
Work area components, such as patch cords, outlets, and adapters, are the connection points end-users interact with daily. These components should be flexible, organized, and easily accessible to support reliable connectivity and future upgrades.
Telecommunications Room (TR)
A telecommunications room (TR) acts as a mini hub, distributing IT services from the equipment room to various endpoints within a building. TRs should be secure, space-efficient, and designed to minimize cable lengths for optimal performance and reliability.
Equipment Room
The equipment room houses essential networking equipment like servers, switches, and routers, serving as the central hub for managing IT resources and connecting backbone and horizontal cabling. Proper space planning, environmental controls, and a modular design ensure scalability, flexibility, and long-term system reliability.
Entrance Facilities
Entrance facilities are where external telecommunications networks connect to a building’s internal infrastructure, making them vital for secure, reliable connectivity. Proper cable management, protection, and strict adherence to safety codes ensure long-term performance and compliance.
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