Structured Cabling System

Technology is constantly evolving and changing, sometimes faster than you could ever guess. These new tools can make businesses more productive, secure and agile. However, these tools need the right network to support them.

Many network administrators keep hearing this thing that their network is down because of cabling or some other reason. Various cabling researches indicate that in many scenarios, the network is down on account of low-quality cabling systems, installing newly built structured cabling systems can eliminate much of network downtime.

Structured cabling is the backbone of your communication system. Having a solid infrastructure for telephone and computer networks provides many benefits for your business.

Our structured cabling system services involve the implementation of six different kinds of subsystems that go into structured cabling.

Equipment Rooms: Rooms inside the building or campus that house equipment or consolidation points
Backbone Cabling: Inter- and intra-building cable connections
Horizontal Cabling: Wiring that connects telecommunications rooms to outlets or work areas in the floor
Telecommunications Room: Connects the backbone cabling and horizontal cabling
Work Area Components: Connections between the end-user’s equipment and the outlets of the horizontal cabling system

AAC usually follows a phased implementation process in the execution of its projects. This approach ensures that the activities included in each phase are properly planned, scheduled, monitored and managed to provide a seamless execution of the project.

The implementation process includes but is not limited to the following phases:

Design
Purchasing
Implementation
Conﬁguration
Testing