Structured cabling is the wiring infrastructure that runs throughout your building and offices that provides your data, telecommunication, voice, security, VOIP, and many other internet and computer network services. It includes everything from wall plates and jacks, to the wiring, ports, and connective hardware. The importance of structured cabling has increased and so has the need for expert technicians. Call us today to discuss how we can help you with all your wiring needs.

Another important thing to note is that low voltage wire, like fiber optic cable, cannot bend at a 90 degree angle. If you have to rotate it in a different direction, you need to form a ring. Look at the manufacturer’s standards again to determine the maximum loop radius. Cable fibers tend to bend or break, which can degrade the signal. Low voltage wiring should be installed at least one foot from the main house electrical wiring and run parallel to all wiring. The higher voltage on power cables can cause signal interference which can affect data cables. If you cannot avoid laying low voltage wires on electrical wires, they should be installed at a 90 degree angle. And generally, copper cables should not exceed 100 meters, although there are some exceptions.