What is data installation?

Cabling is something that many companies almost automatically deal with in their projects. Their argument is that the wiring is a cabling and the cheapest provider is the right way.

Although our prices are very competitive, we strongly believe that the company you use to provide and install your data cabling Pembroke Pines can be an important choice when it comes to headaches and additional costs that will arise later. Did you know that a significant percentage of the phone and network problems are related to cabling?

Not all cables are the same. Many companies try to cut corners using cables that are not well made. This can lead to transmission errors due to various technical factors. Some questions to providers regarding cabling:

Which cabling category will you install? For conventional digital phones, category 3 wiring is fine. For IP phones and data networks Category 5e or Category 6 should be used. Some companies use category 5 instead of 5e to save money, but category 5 is generally not considered a good choice for the speed of today’s networks. Category 6 cables support the highest transmission speeds, but cost slightly more than category 5e cables.

Stranded or solid cable? Telco Ltd. uses a solid core because of its superior performance. Many others use stranded, mainly for cost reasons.

PVC or plenum? When PVC cables burn, toxic smoke is produced and it can be deadly. Therefore, it may not be used in certain areas of a commercial building. Plenum cables have special insulation that makes them more resistant to heat and flame, and far less toxic in case of fire. The use of PVC cables is primarily a cost factor for most cable companies. Tesco Ltd. attaches particular importance to safety.

There are many aspects of network cable installation that are not necessarily important to performance. As experienced installers, our technicians are careful to avoid problems by crimping or stapling cables. Bundle cables too tightly; Laying cables too close to sources of electromagnetic interference; Peel off too much coat from the ends of the cables and many other things that other, inexperienced cables miss.