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Structured Cabling
- Cat6 and Cat6A structured cabling routed through labelled patch panels, with every link tested to standard and the certification results handed over, so later moves and changes are made with patch leads instead of new cable.
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Fiber Optic
- Single-mode or multi-mode fiber backbone between floors, buildings or equipment rooms — carrying distances copper cannot and, because it carries no current, removing the surge path between structures.
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Fiber Optic Infrastructure
- The complete fiber plant: containment, cable, splicing, termination and testing, designed with enough capacity that future upgrades need new optics rather than new cable.
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Network
- Active networking — switching, routing and wireless — designed alongside the cabling that carries it, with the PoE budget calculated for every powered device including cameras and access points at startup peak.
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Network Systems
- The combined passive and active network: cabling, cabinets, switching, wireless and the segmentation that keeps camera, control and office traffic apart.