Network Cabling

Network cabling services refer to the installation and maintenance of the physical infrastructure that connects devices on a computer network. This includes the cables, connectors, and other hardware that transmit data and other signals between devices.

Network cabling services typically involve the installation of structured cabling systems, which are standardized systems that use a hierarchy of cables and connectors to connect devices within a building or campus. Structured cabling systems include copper cables (such as twisted pairs or coaxial cables) and fiber optic cables, which are used to transmit data over long distances at high speeds.

Network cabling services may also include the installation and maintenance of wireless access points, switches, and routers, which are used to connect devices on a network and route data traffic.

Other services offered by network cabling companies may include the design and planning of cabling systems, testing and certification of cabling systems to ensure they meet industry standards, and the repair and maintenance of cabling systems. Network cabling services may be provided to businesses, schools, hospitals, and other organizations that need to connect multiple devices on a network.