Structured Network Cabling

Structured cabling alludes to the elements and architecture used to design and install a complete telecom infrastructure. The telecom infrastructure is made up of components such as the internet, phone lines, video, and other multimedia applications. Essentially, the goal is to create an organized system that supports your data, voice, and other media services.   

SNCC uses cable management, horizontal cabling, networking hardware, and patch panels to provide you with a customized and functional system.  

Cable management ensures adequate airflow and maintenance. This includes trays, racks, and organization systems to support cable management.  

Horizontal cabling connects devices to the telecom rack. This includes Cat 5e, Cat 6 or higher cables to support your foundation.  

Patch panels are like the nerve center of your system. They allow the horizontally laid cables to terminate, offering flexibility for adding, changing,  or removing connections.  

Networking hardware includes hardware, switches, and modems that allow communication between your devices.