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Structured Cabling Installation

CATEGORY 5/5E CABLING

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CATEGORY 5/5E CABLING

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Category 5/5E systems are designed to support IEEE 802.3, 100 Base-T and other legacy LAN and voice applications. Our systems not only exceed TIA 568B.2 and ISO 11801 for Category 5e / Class D cabling systems, but are also capable of providing stable and continuous performance beyond 100 MHz.
Currently, Category 5/5E is the lowest cost solution available today.

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6/6A Cabling

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Category 6/6A systems are industry standard. These systems are designed for companies and businesses that require expanded bandwidth for advanced applications and large packet and file transfer speeds.
Category 6/6A systems are designed to support IEEE 802.3 1000-Base-T, TIA-854-A 1000-Base-TX, ATM Forum CBIG plus other legacy LAN Voice/Telephony. Category 6A also provides excellent protection from EMI and alien crosstalk issues inherent in manufacturing and industrial environments.
Our systems meet or exceed Category 6/Class E Channel Specifications to 250 MHz and are capable of delivering network speeds in excess of 1.2 Gbps to the workstation at 100 meters.

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Wireless Infrastructure

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Our wireless network installation service is designed to provide a comprehensive solution for establishing a wireless network connection in a residential or commercial property. By working with a professional technician, property owners can ensure that their wireless network is set up correctly, optimized for maximum performance, and provides reliable coverage throughout the space.

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