Categories of cables
There are different major voice and data cabling standards that you should know.
CAT5e
Enhanced Category 5 cabling is one of the most commonly used in the industry today.
CAT6
Category 6 cabling it can support up to 250 MHz of bandwidth up to 180 feet and is designed to run speeds over 1 Gbpg.
CAT7
Category 7 allows for 10 Gbps and comes with an extra bandwidth capacity of 600 MHz.
Tips & tricks
A few considerations must be made before you start cabling.
Plans - good understanding of the building’s plans before you start running any cables.
Growth - When you’re cabling your new workplace, you should also keep you must in mind the expansion of the network in the future .
Security - physical security of your cables as vital as data security.
Quality - You’ll need to choose the best cabling infrastructure for your needs
Noise - As with any construction project, pulling new cables will generate noise and dust.
Data and voice systems
Our technicians can prepare your network for any type of telephone system
Analog phone system (PBX)
Analog technology is the process of taking an audio or video signal and translating it into electronic pulses.
Digital phone system
Digital technology transform your voice signal into binary code—a series of 1s and 0s—transfers it to the other end.
VOIP phone systems
VoIP services were developed in an effort to completely replace analog PBX systems.
Cloud phone system
Cloud phone systems will incorporate Voice Over Internet Protocol into Unified Communications
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