Structured Cabling Design

Good structured cabling is crucial and relies on well-planned network architecture.

 

Cabling is the backbone of your entire data center deployment and should include redundancy and distribution design. A structured cabling system uses a Main Distribution Area (MDA) to run all connections. The TIA-942 Standard defines the MDA as the central distribution point for the data center structured cabling system. Videtech designs a cable infrastructure that fulfills your requirements and is robust enough to accommodate further expansions. We have the expertise and experience to assess your network requirements and design, deploy and maintain a comprehensive plant catered to your needs.

Services Include

Network Architecture Review

Data center architecture consists of networking, security, and computing architecture. Aside from these three elements, other data center architectures include physical architecture and information architecture.

Pathway Redundancy and Contingencies

Our structured approach to cabling involves designing cable runs and connections to facilitate identifying cables, troubleshooting, and planning for the future.

Cable Schedules

Videtech documents all of your network cabling solutions, patching schedules, and cable management procedures so that your system documents can be updated as further network cabling is installed.

Quality Assurance and Commissioning

Videtech’s QA/QC data center services can help inspect, validate, test, and commission new hardware/software for your facility.

Cable Selection

Data centers generally use three types of network cabling: AC/DC power, ground, copper, and fiber optic. To determine which type of cabling you need, Videtech assesses your data center equipment.

Infrastructure Design and Build

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