Structured Cabling
Foundation of a Stable Network
Designed and installed to GB 50311 and TIA/EIA-568 standards — from trunking to outlets, copper to fiber — a high-quality cabling base built to evolve.
Overview
Structured cabling is the foundation of every IT system. Following GB 50311 and TIA/EIA-568, we design and implement all six subsystems — work area, horizontal, backbone, equipment room, administration — over Cat6/Cat6A copper and single/multi-mode fiber.
Unlike ordinary installers, we insist on "design first, process records, certified acceptance": every link is Fluke-certified with reports, outlets and patch panels are fully labeled, and complete floor plans and ledgers are delivered for future maintenance and expansion.
What We Deliver
End-to-end from survey to acceptance
Structured Design
Subsystems planned per standards and outlet counts, with full outlet maps and trunking routes.
Fiber Backbone
Fusion-spliced single/multi-mode fiber, 10G to floors and desks, inter-building links.
Copper Installation
Cat6/Cat6A installation with trunking, conduit and dressing; power/data separation.
Testing & Labeling
Fluke-certified tests on all links, numbered labels, test reports and outlet ledgers.
Typical Scenarios
Office New-build / Retrofit
Full-cycle coordination with fit-out and M&E works.
Factories & Workshops
Interference-aware cabling for stable production networking.
Multi-building Campuses
Outdoor ducts and fiber rings to unify campus networking.
IDC & Riser Rooms
Patch-panel planning, re-dressing and labeling for tidy rooms.
Process
Site Survey
Review drawings; inspect trunking routes, risers and outlets.
Design & Quote
Outlet list, topology, BOM, pricing and schedule.
Installation
Certified engineers work to standard, with photo records.
Test & Handover
Fluke certification, label check, drawings and training.
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