Correctly installed network cabling allows your systems to work together and share resources such as server disk space, internet access, email and printers.

CAT5/5e/6 cabling can be used for ethernet, serial and both analogue and digital telephone systems. This makes it easy to move people around your office, without having to re-wire every time.

Once your cabling has been fitted, each port is terminated on a patch panel, you can then connect each port to the required device such as an ethernet switch or telephone system (PBX) using a short patch cable.

Various colours and lengths of cable are available, allowing you to easily identify each resource.

Contact us today to arrange a free survey that will allow us to quote you for your specific cabling requirements.

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As well and conventional copper cabling, we can also arrange the installation of fibre optic cabling. This is often preferred where copper is not appropriate, such as over long distances or between floors or buildings. If a wired network is still not possible, you may wish to consider a wireless solution or a homeplug (powerline) network that utilises your existing mains cabling as a transport for your network data.

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