We provide comprehensive design and installation services for copper and fibre optic premises cabling – completed projects range from single small offices to over 3,000 outlets across multiple buildings.

Designed by an RCCD and backed by manufaturer warranties, our robust and flexible cabling systems are the foundation for reliable local area networks.

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Line adapter unit (LAU)

Analogue phones, faxes and modems typically require 'master' adapters to enable connection to a generic 'RJ45' outlets.

Traditional digital PABX handsets may require 'seconday' adapters (some 'RJ11' plugs can damage 'RJ45' sockets).

Voice services

Generic premises cabling can support traditional analogue telephones, faxes and modems, plus digital telephones and IP telephones.

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Data services

PCs, printers, wireless access points and a range of other IP based cabled devices are typically connected with 100Mb/s or 1Gb/s Ethernet.

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Ethernet switch

Switches – ranging from unmanaged stand-alone devices to layer 2 and 3 stackable or chassis based units – provide connectivity over the backbone and horizontal cabling.

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Horizontal copper cabling

Robust and flexible horizontal cabling is essential for all premises – from patch panels at the distributor, across copper or fibre optic media, to outlets at the work area.

The selection of appropriate components, together with correct installation practices and comprehensive testing, provides our clients with reliable foundations for their networks.

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Application specific cabling

Cabling designed for particular applications may provide connectivity to the generic premises cabling.

Typical examples are frames, panels and backbone cabling for traditional voice services plus cabling to high density connectors on Ethernet blades.

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Fibre optic cabling

Increased distance and higher reliable bit-rate are two of the typical advantages of fibre optic over copper cabling, whether backbone or horizontal.

Duplex cords and correct polarisation of installed cabling provide for straight-forward connection of equipment.

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