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Structured CAbling in San Diego

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Structured Cabling

What is Structured Cabling?

Structured cabling is a standardized system of organizing and installing cables and hardware that supports multiple buildings or campuses. It’s the foundation of business telecommunications networks, including data, voice, video, and various management systems like security and building automation. 

benefits of structured cabling in san diego

  • Easier troubleshooting and  maintenance


  • Scalable for future upgrades


  • Cleaner, organized cabling


  • Supports high-speed data transmission


  • Reduces downtime and improves reliability

Key components of Structured cabling

Enhance Facilities

Enhance Facilities

Enhance Facilities

Where outside cabling connects with the building’s internal network. This allows cabling issues to be solved quickly by knowing that all cables run to a central location.

Equipment Room

Enhance Facilities

Enhance Facilities

Houses network equipment like servers, switches, and patch panels. It is important to know whether the equipment room utilizes CAT5e cable, CAT6 cable, or CAT6a cable because all supporting hardware should be graded the same.  

Backbone Cabling

Enhance Facilities

Telecommunications Room/Closet

Connects different telecommunication rooms within the building or between buildings.

Telecommunications Room/Closet

Telecommunications Room/Closet

Telecommunications Room/Closet

 Distributes the connection from the backbone to individual work areas. 

Horizontal Cabling

Telecommunications Room/Closet

Horizontal Cabling

Runs from the telecom room to individual workstations (typically CAT6 or CAT5e).

Work Area

Telecommunications Room/Closet

Horizontal Cabling

Includes end-user devices and wall outlets.

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