Data Cabling & Rack Management
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In need of structured cabling services?
Unmanaged data cabling in your network rack can be hurting your business.
Unmanaged Cabling
Decreased Office Space
Longer Downtime
Warning
Data Cable Standards For Your Business
Different situations require varying strategies when it comes to implementing structured cabling standards. For instance, working on a converted older building may necessitate innovative solutions, whereas modern office buildings are designed with these codes in mind.
Considerations such as manufacturer warranties and future scalability further impact cabling requirements. Structured cabling is more complex than it appears, emphasizing the importance of engaging experts like Accel IT who possess a deep understanding of best practices in this field.
Our process begins with a network assessment, followed by designing a cabling roadmap that aligns with your business requirements. We then proceed to install your cabling, adhering to the latest best practices. We always follow the following best practices:
- Providing ample slack in the lines
- Cable Testing and Documentation
- Utilizing cable ties instead of tape
- Use only High-Quality Components
- Maintaining a minimum 1 metre distance from fluorescent lights
- Implementing floor protectors to cover any exposed cabling
- Adequate Ventilation and Cooling
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FAQ's
What types of data cables do you use?
We use a range of different cables depending on your requirements.
- Ethernet Cables (CAT6, CAT6a, CAT7)
- Fiber Optic Cable
- Shielded Twisted Pair Cabling (STP)
- Unshielded Twisted Pair Cabling (UTP)
- USB Cables
- HDMI Cables
- Coaxial Cable
- Low Voltage Data Cabling
Do you do fire-rated cabling?
Yes, Plenum-rated Ethernet cables are typically required in commercial buildings, such as office spaces, schools, hospitals, and government facilities, where strict fire codes and regulations are enforced. They provide an extra layer of safety by minimizing the risk of fire propagation through the building's HVAC systems, helping to protect occupants and mitigate property damage during an emergency.
What is structured cabling?
Structured cabling is a standardized approach to designing and managing a comprehensive cabling infrastructure. It provides a reliable and scalable network foundation, connecting various communication systems. Benefits include improved performance, reduced downtime, and future adaptability.