Network Infrastructure
Structured Cabling
Cat6/Cat6A copper cabling: dressed, labeled, tested and certified.
Overview
The part of your network you install once.
Structured cabling is the part of your network you install once and live with for fifteen years or more. Switches and access points get replaced; the cable in the walls does not. That is why we design it to a standard, test every link and hand over a labeled record of where everything goes.
We install Cat6 and Cat6A copper for desks, access points, cameras and devices, with fibre backbones between floors, racks and buildings.
Scope of work
What's included
- Cat6 / Cat6A horizontal and backbone cabling
- Conduit and raceway planning with your electrical contractor
- Patch panel termination and rack dressing
- Fluke certification testing and labeled handover schedule
Every structured cabling engagement follows our documented delivery process and is handed over with as-built documentation. It also qualifies for our annual maintenance program.
Delivered from our offices in Mumbai, Pune, Kolhapur and Ichalkaranji.
How we deliver it
- 01
Survey and design
Point count per area, rack and patch panel locations, cable routes and containment, agreed with your electrical and interior contractors before the walls are closed.
- 02
Installation
Cables laid within the 90-metre permanent link limit, separated from power, with the correct bend radius, and dressed neatly into patch panels.
- 03
Testing and certification
Every link is tested with a Fluke cable certifier. You receive the test report for each point, not for a sample.
- 04
Labeling and documentation
Every outlet, panel port and cable is labeled to one scheme, with an as-built layout and port schedule in the handover pack.
Buyer's checklist
What to check in any cabling quote
- Cat6 or Cat6A? Cat6A carries 10 Gbps over the full 100 metres and is the safer choice for new offices and WiFi 6 or 7 access points.
- Is every link certified, with the reports handed over?
- Do the cable, jacks and patch panels come from one manufacturer's matched system?
- Is there 20 to 30% spare capacity in points, panels and conduits?
- Is fibre included where runs between floors or buildings exceed 90 metres?
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Industries we deliver this for
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FAQs
Structured Cabling: common questions
Cat6 or Cat6A: which should we choose?
Cat6 handles 1 Gbps to every desk and suits most existing offices. Cat6A supports 10 Gbps over the full 100 metres and is what we recommend for new builds, WiFi 6 and 7 access points and any copper backbone. The cable costs more, but replacing cabling later costs far more.
Can you cable an office that is already occupied?
Yes. We work in phases, after hours or on weekends, so teams keep working. One of our plant-wide projects, with more than 900 cabling points, was completed in weekend windows without stopping a single production shift.
How long does structured cabling last?
A properly installed and certified system typically outlasts three or four generations of switches and access points. That long life is the reason design, testing and labeling matter more than the price per point.
Let's design your infrastructure.
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