Infrastructure Cabling

A structured cabling system is a complete system of cabling and associated hardware, which provides a comprehensive telecommunications infrastructure. This infrastructure serves a wide range of uses, such as to provide telephone service or transmit data through a computer network.

As a definition, structured cabling refers to a standardized way of connecting the wires that allow computers and other electronics to communicate and network. Structured cabling is widely used in data centers, campuses, offices, apartment buildings, hospitals, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and is based on two types of cables: copper and fiber optics.

Simply, structured cabling solution will put all pieces in place. Even though every structured cabling is unique having different connection products, functions, equipment or installation, the specification and the requirements of the structure are similar, allowing us to work on a standard pattern.

By structure cabling, we refer to wires, fiber and cables that distribute information in your building.

You can opt for complex, multitier systems that involve different types of media, specially distributed as below:

• Copper cabling solutions for horizontal deployments – for services areas as floor or offices.
• Fiber cabling – more well suited to vertical application as a backbone between floors or buildings, connecting Wi-Fi or DAS systems
• In an intelligent building, you will use different layers with IP connectivity that is the arteries of information, allowing central operation and interoperation between floors or buildings.