Commercial Network Data Cabling Services

Network Data Cabling Installations

We specialise in the installation of structured cabling systems that support multiple hardware uses. Our services include:

Ethernet Cabling: Cat 5, Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a, Cat 7, Cat 7a, Cat 8.
Ensuring high-speed data transfer and minimal interference.
Fiber Optic Cabling: For faster data transmission and enhanced security.
Voice and Data Integration: Streamlining your communication systems.

Network Data Cabling Upgrades

Stay ahead with our comprehensive data cabling upgrade services:

Bandwidth Enhancement: Upgrade your network to handle increased data loads.
System Reconfiguration: Optimise your existing infrastructure for better performance.
Compliance Updates: Ensure your network meets the latest industry standards and regulations.

INDUSTRIES WE SPECIALISE IN

Education

Health

Government

Aged Care

Retail

Logistics

Facilities Management

Telco

FAQs

What are data electrical services?

Data electrical services encompass the installation, maintenance, and repair of data cabling systems that facilitate communication networks within commercial buildings. These services include the setup of Ethernet cabling, fiber optic networks, and other infrastructure necessary for data transfer and connectivity.

Industry Codes that apply

AS/NZS 3080 - This Australian/New Zealand standard provides guidelines for generic cabling within commercial buildings, ensuring compatibility and performance.
AS/NZS 11801 - This standard aligns with ISO/IEC 11801 and specifies generic cabling requirements for various premises.

What types of cabling do you install?

We install various types of cabling, including:

Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a Cabling for high-speed data transfer.
Fiber Optic Cabling for faster and more secure data transmission.
Coaxial Cabling for certain network and communication requirements.

What are the benefits of upgrading to fiber optic cabling?

Fiber optic cabling offers several benefits, including:

Higher Speeds: Faster data transmission compared to traditional copper cabling.
Increased Bandwidth: Better capacity to handle large amounts of data.
Enhanced Security: Reduced risk of data interception and interference.