STRUCTURED CABLING INSTALLATION GUIDE
Get all the necessary insights for low voltage structured cabling project before you start.
Low Voltage Structured Cabling Installation
Low voltage structured cabling installation is currently the core foundation of any voice and data network in any office, data center, or commercial building. It entails the systematized assembly of fiber or copper cabling and other elements on your building, that link all your IT devices such as telephones, computers, security cameras, access points, and copiers to your communication network.
However, this setup is unique with every building or facility installation, depending on the communication needs. Besides the low voltage cabling, the infrastructure will include various trunks, patch panels, and multiple other components, to make the ideal telecommunication solution.
Simply put, it’s like the central nervous system of a human body. It helps to send signals and messages throughout the facility.
For this reason, low voltage, structured cabling needs to be designed and installed by professionals. If you are to reap the system’s total benefits, make sure that you seek the services of trusted low voltage contractors. When done right, it offers flexibility, eliminates downtime, and can be up-scaled if need be.


Types of Structured Cabling Systems and how they Work
Horizontal Cabling or Cabling System 1


Telecommunications Enclosure (TE or TR)
Entrance Facilities


The Backbone or Vertical Cabling
Equipment Room (ER)/ Consolidation Point Cabling


Work Area Components (WA)
Ethernet Cabling Installation


Security system installations
Voice and Data Installation

