Survey
Routes and cabinet space before cable is opened.
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Structured cabling
Network Installation
Cat6, fibre, and labelled outlets. A survey of the ceiling and the cabinet before any drum of cable is opened.
01
Labelled ends
Every outlet traces back to a port.
02
The cabinet
Patch panels, switches, and room to grow.
03
Tested
We certify the runs before we hand over.
Cabling you can trace a year later.
An office network is the cable in the ceiling, the patch panel, and the labels on both ends. We survey the routes and the cabinet before a drum is opened.
The handover is a tested run to every outlet, a tidy cabinet, and a drawing that shows which port is which desk.
What the job includes
- A survey of ceiling routes, floor boxes, and the cabinet location
- Cat6 or fibre, chosen for the distance and the speed you need
- Patch panels, and a label on the outlet and the panel
- A test of each run before we leave
- An as-built note of the cabinet and the outlet numbers
From the first visit to handover
- 01
Survey
Routes, obstacles, and how much space the cabinet has.
- 02
Pull and terminate
Cable in, ends finished, nothing left unnamed.
- 03
Test
Each run is checked. Failures are redone before handover.
- 04
Hand over
Labels, a drawing, and the switch ports that are live.
In practice
Cabling you can still read next year.
Every outlet labelled, every run tested, the cabinet left tidy.
A closer look
Install
Cat6 or fibre, terminated and labelled.
Test
Each run checked before handover.