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Purpose of Structural Cabling
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Reduce network downtime with proper and organised cabling infrastructure
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Experience consistent performance over time meeting the demand of your business's daily operation
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Prevent overheating issues with congested cabling bulk
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Comply with industrial cabling standard (TIA/EIA-568)
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Prolong the lifespan of IT equipment and infrastructure
An enclosed area to store your telecommunications equipment, cable terminations and cross-connects.
It also connects the backbone cabling and the horizontal cabling.
Benefits of Structural Cabling
Cost-Effectiveness
Reduces unnecessary power consumption and maintenance cost
Safety
Prevent injury, outbreak of fire and electrical shocks from unorganised cabling
Prolong shelf life
Minimise damages to the equipment and cabling systems
Reduce downtime
Well-organised cabling system will fasten the speed to troubleshoot, identify and solve the issues
Types of Structural Cabling Services
Entrance Facilities
Consist of network points, firewall devices, cables and other IT devices connected with the onsite cabling at your premises.
Equipment Rooms
Centralised location to store IT equipment and consolidation points.
Backbone Cabling
Also known as vertical cabling. It provides interconnection between entrance facilities, telecommunication rooms. and equipment rooms.
Common cables for backbone cabling are:
1. Fibre optic cable
2. Coaxial cable
3. Unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cable
4. Shielded twisted-pair (STP) cable
Entrance Facilities
Consist of network points, firewall devices, cables and other IT devices connected with the onsite cabling at your premises.
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