IT Infrastructure
Cabling often stays in a building longer than any device connected to it. We plan and install it so that it works reliably today and has spare capacity for future workstations, access points and cameras.
Overview
We support your project from the initial requirements through to handover. Together we decide how many outlets are needed and where, which devices will be powered over PoE and how much spare capacity makes sense. From this we produce the cable route plan, the rack layout and a clear bill of materials.
We design to EN 50173 and ISO/IEC 11801 and install according to EN 50174. We lay copper and fibre cables properly, terminate them cleanly and arrange patch panels and cable management so the rack stays tidy for years. We then test every link and hand over the test reports.
Since we also look after networks, physical security and cyber security, we plan the cabling to suit cameras, access control and Wi-Fi from the start. We check existing cabling for condition and performance and show you what can still be used and where renewal makes sense.
Scope of services
We record outlets, PoE devices and spare capacity. On that basis we plan cable routes, comms rooms and rack layouts.
Shielded installation cable, outlets and patch panels for data rates up to 10 Gbit/s and reliable PoE.
Single-mode and multimode links between floors and buildings, spliced and terminated with suitable connectors.
Lockable network and server cabinets with patch panels, well-planned cable management and room for future expansion.
We test every link against the limits of the planned performance class and hand over the test reports.
Consistent labelling of outlets, ports and cables, plus plans that show which cable goes where.
How we work
Every project follows four clear steps. You have one fixed contact person and always know what happens next.
We gather your requirements, visit the site and review your existing systems.
You receive a concept with plans, a component list and a transparent quote.
We install and configure carefully, document everything and keep to the agreed schedule.
We stay with you after handover, with maintenance, updates and monitoring.
For most offices and buildings, Class EA cabling with Cat 6A connectivity is the right choice. It carries 10 Gbit/s over up to 100 metres and works well for PoE. We often use Cat 7 as the installation cable, while outlets and patch panels use Cat 6A components. What matters is that all components in a link are matched.
Fibre suits long distances, links between floors or buildings and anywhere you need high bandwidth or electrical isolation. Copper remains the usual choice for connecting workstations and PoE devices.
Only testing shows whether each link actually reaches the planned values. Faults in termination or installation are found before they cause problems in operation. The test reports are also a good basis for acceptance and future expansion.
We check that on site. We look at cable type, condition and existing documentation and test individual links if needed. You then know what can still be used and where renewal makes sense.
Yes. We agree the schedule with you and plan switchovers so that your operations are disrupted as little as possible, for example section by section or outside core hours.
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Whether it's one building or several sites: we listen, look at the situation on site and propose a solution that fits.
