Structured Network Cabling

Structured (or network) cabling design and installation is governed by a set of standards that determine how to wire for data or voice communications, using Cat5e or Cat6 cable and modular sockets.

We provide two standard varieties of cabling: Shielded cabling, where one or more insulated conductors is enclosed by a common conductive layer, thus protecting them from power frequency and radio frequency interference, and also UTP cabling which is not shielded. This lack of shielding results in a high degree of flexibility as well as excellent durability. UTP cables are found in many networks and telephone systems and are also the most common cable used in computer networking.