Structured data-voice cabling
A good network starts with properly installed, tested, and documented cabling.
The physical foundation on which your company's entire data network rests. We design and execute rigorously labeled Cat6/Cat6A/Cat7 networks, organized in professional racks and certified with Fluke equipment. The result: an orderly, documented and guaranteed infrastructure, on which the internet, IP telephony and security systems are supported for years.
What we include
- Copper and fiber cabling, racks and patch panels
- Link testing and certification
- Documentation and labeling
- Integration with IP telephony and professional Wi-Fi
Frequently asked questions
What is structured cabling and why is it superior to networks pulled without a clear project?
Structured cabling is a standardized and documented system of cables, outlets, and panels, organized according to a clear pattern. Unlike haphazardly routed cables, it allows for quick identification of any connection, easy modifications, and troubleshooting in minutes, not hours. Basically, you transform your network from an unpredictable mess into an infrastructure you can rely on.
What cable class (Cat6, Cat6A, Cat7) is recommended for a modern office building?
For most modern offices, Cat6A is the balanced choice: it supports 10 Gbps over useful distances and covers needs for many years. Cat6 remains valid for tighter budgets and moderate requirements, and Cat7 for applications with high shielding requirements. We recommend the class depending on the desired lifespan of the investment.
What is Fluke Network Certification and why do I need the technical report?
Fluke certification is the testing of each route with a professional analyzer that verifies actual performance against the standard. The report proves that the network is operating at the promised parameters and constitutes a technical guarantee. It is useful for receiving the work, for the cable manufacturer's warranty and for future troubleshooting.
How does the correct organization of the IT rack influence the stability of network equipment?
A tidy rack ensures proper cooling, labeled connections, and easy access, which reduces failures caused by overheating or accidentally pulled cables. In addition, interventions become fast and error-free. A chaotic rack, on the other hand, is a constant source of outages that are difficult to diagnose.
Can a structured cabling network also support security systems or IP telephony?
Yes, this is its major advantage. The same infrastructure runs data, IP telephony, IP surveillance cameras (with PoE power supply through the same cable), and access control. This way, you reduce costs and have a single coherent network, easy to manage and expand.
Shall we discuss your project?
Free initial technical consultation and quote within 3–5 business days.
