Structured Cabling
Plan an organized cabling system around your floor plan, equipment and future needs.
Discuss Structured CablingCABLING & INFRASTRUCTURE
Build it right.
From the start.
Prepare your workplace with the cabling, equipment and power protection your technology needs to work well.
One location or many.
One partner to bring it together.
THE FOUNDATION FOR CONNECTED WORK
Behind every connection.
A solid foundation.
Moving, renovating or adding equipment? We help you review the physical infrastructure before you install the next layer of technology.
Network Cabling
Connect workstations, phones, access points and cameras with cabling suited to the installation.
Discuss Network CablingFibre Cabling
Review fibre requirements for links between equipment areas and suitable building connections.
Discuss Fibre CablingNetwork Racks
Organize equipment placement, rack capacity and access for installation and maintenance.
Discuss Network RacksPatch Panels
Bring cabling terminations together with labeling and organization for easier changes.
Discuss Patch PanelsUPS & Power Protection
Review power protection and backup requirements for the equipment you depend on.
Discuss UPS & Power ProtectionHardware & Equipment
Match switches, phones and other equipment to the systems and infrastructure being installed.
Discuss Hardware & EquipmentInstallation & Deployment
Coordinate site work, equipment installation, checks and handoff with your team.
Discuss Installation & DeploymentCABLING & INFRASTRUCTURE EQUIPMENT
Every connection.
A stronger foundation.
Explore the components behind each of our eight infrastructure services. Belden cabling and connectivity, network equipment and power protection come together with installation planned around your business.
Structured Cabling
Match the termination to the cable system and keep every connection clearly identified.
Unshielded Category 6A
REVConnect 10GX Jack
A modular RJ45 termination for work-area outlets and compatible patch panels.
- Category 6A / 10GBASE-T
- REVConnect termination; T568A/B wiring
- Compatible with KeyConnect faceplates and panels
- Multiple colour options for service identification
Shielded Category 6A
REVConnect 10GX Shielded Jack
For shielded cabling designs where electrical noise and grounding requirements matter.
- Category 6A shielded RJ45 connection
- Metal connector body
- REVConnect termination; T568A/B wiring
- Select the variant to match the cable insulation diameter
Network Cabling
Connect desks, business phones, Wi-Fi access points and cameras with the right cable for the run.
High-performance Category 6A
Belden 10GXS13
A strong foundation for demanding network and powered-device connections.
- Category 6A U/UTP, 625 MHz
- 23 AWG solid copper, four pairs
- Up to 10GBASE-T; supports PoE, PoE+ and PoE++
- Plenum-CMP jacket; select the rating required for the space
Category 6A for connected buildings
Belden 10GXW13
Designed for in-building wireless and everyday business connectivity.
- Category 6A U/UTP, 500 MHz
- 23 AWG solid copper, four pairs
- 10GBASE-T and powered network devices
- 0.250-inch nominal diameter; plenum-CMP jacket
Fibre Cabling
Protect and organize the backbone between equipment rooms, floors and network areas.
Rack-mount fibre housing
FiberExpress ECX-02U
A flexible housing for fibre adapters, cassettes and backbone connections.
- 2U rack-mount housing
- Holds four ECX adapter frames or cassettes
- Supplied as an empty housing
- Add compatible modules, fibre and patch cords
Wall-mount fibre housing
FiberExpress ECX-06WM
A wall-mounted connection point for fibre where a rack is not the best fit.
- Holds six ECX cassettes or frames
- Up to 192 LC fibres or 96 SC fibres, with suitable modules
- Steel enclosure; black finish
- Add compatible modules and fibre assemblies
Network Racks
Choose the capacity, depth and access your equipment needs, with room for the next upgrade.
Compact hinged wall rack
Belden XWR-1219
A practical wall-mounted option for smaller equipment and patching installations.
- 12-inch wall-mount rack
- 19-inch mounting rails
- Hinged design for equipment access
- Adjustable lower shelf, 2 to 11 inches
Heavy-duty swing-out rack
Belden XWR-3619-18HD
More mounting space and rear access for a larger telecom closet.
- 19U mounting capacity
- 18-inch depth; 19-inch equipment mounting
- Swing-out wall-mount design
- 200 lb load capacity; verify wall support and installation
Patch Panels
Bring each cable run back to an organized, labelled connection point.
24-port, 1U
10GX REVConnect 24-Port Panel
An organized termination point for a compact network rack.
- 24 preloaded Category 6A UTP jacks
- 1U rack-mount format
- Supports 10GBASE-T cabling systems
- Rear cable management and identification windows
48-port, 1U
10GX REVConnect 48-Port Panel
Higher port density for locations with more connections and less rack space.
- 48 preloaded Category 6A UTP jacks
- 1U high-density rack-mount format
- Black finish; model RVAPPF1U48BK
- Rear cable management and identification windows
UPS & Power Protection
Protect essential network equipment from short outages and power disturbances. Size backup power around the equipment load and the runtime your business needs.
Compact battery backup
UniFi UPS Tower
A tower-format UPS for smaller network setups and equipment areas.
- 1,000 VA / 600 W capacity
- Five battery-backup outlets and five surge-only outlets
- UniFi management; hot-swappable battery
- Runtime varies with the connected load
Rack-mounted battery backup
UniFi UPS 2U
Battery backup that fits into a standard network rack.
- 1,440 VA / 1,000 W capacity
- Four battery-backup outlets and four surge-only outlets
- 2U rack-mount format; field-replaceable battery
- UniFi management; size runtime to the connected load
Hardware & Equipment
Match the gateway, switching and power delivery to the cabling and devices being installed.
Gateway & network management
Cloud Gateway Fiber
Bring routing, firewall control and UniFi Network management into the setup.
- 10 GbE WAN connectivity
- 10G SFP+ connectivity
- Four 2.5 GbE LAN ports
- Coordinate gateway capacity with the Internet service
Network switching & device power
Pro Max 24 PoE
Connect wired equipment and power compatible phones, access points and cameras.
- 24 network ports: 16 × 1 GbE and 8 × 2.5 GbE
- PoE+ and PoE++ ports; 400 W total PoE budget
- Two 10G SFP+ uplinks
- Match port speed and PoE power to each device
Installation & Deployment
Coordinate site work, equipment installation, checks and handoff with your team.
01 · SITE SURVEY
Plan the work.
Review the floor plan, existing infrastructure, cable routes, equipment space and access with your project team.
02 · INSTALLATION
Bring it together.
Coordinate cable runs, terminations, mounting, equipment installation and scheduling around your business.
03 · TESTING & HANDOVER
Leave it organized.
Complete the agreed checks, labels, port maps and documentation so your team can maintain the setup.
Complete the installation.
The components and checks that turn individual products into a working infrastructure.
Patch cords & fibre assemblies
Add correctly rated copper patch cords between the patch panel and switch, plus work-area cords. For fibre links, select OS2 single-mode or OM4 multimode cable, compatible adapters or cassettes, patch cords and matching transceivers for the distance and equipment.
Cable management & pathways
Include horizontal or vertical managers, hook-and-loop ties, labels, cable trays or supports, faceplates, back boxes and mounting hardware. Maintain bend radius, cable separation and accessible routes.
Networking & power
Pair the cabling with a gateway and switches sized for port speed and PoE demand. Add rack shelves where needed, a suitable power distribution unit, grounding or bonding components and a UPS sized for the connected load.
Testing & handover
Plan the cable schedule, port map and labels before installation. Agree on copper certification, fibre testing and installation documentation so your team can identify and maintain every connection.
A TYPICAL BUSINESS SETUP
Gateway → network switch → patch panel → structured cable → outlet or device.
Bring connections back to a rack or wall-mounted enclosure. Add a fibre backbone where needed, protect power with a UPS, and finish with clear labels and agreed test results.
Cable rating, shielding, distance, PoE load, rack capacity and fibre type are selected for your site. Fibre does not deliver PoE power; remote devices need an appropriate local power source.
PERSONAL ADVICE. COMPLETE INSTALLATION.
We plan the connections.
You get a foundation that fits.
Tell us about your floor plan, devices and upcoming changes. We’ll help choose the right components and coordinate the installation with your team.
Product availability, quantities, installation, testing and documentation are confirmed in your quote.
BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Ready for your next move.
New offices & locations
Plan cabling and equipment before the space opens for business.
Renovations & expansions
Review existing infrastructure and the connections your new layout requires.
Technology upgrades
Check cabling, power and equipment space before adding phones, Wi-Fi or cameras.
WHITE GLOVE TELECOM SERVICE
Real people.
A practical plan.
Support that stays.
We start by understanding your business, then coordinate the right services and the work needed to bring them together.
Start a conversation01
Survey the site.
Review drawings, existing cabling, equipment areas and access for the proposed work.
02
Define the scope.
Confirm connection points, equipment, installation responsibilities and timing.
03
Install and hand over.
Coordinate the work and agree on labeling, checks and documentation for your setup.
A LITTLE CLARITY
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can you work with our contractor or electrician?
Yes. We can coordinate the proposed technology work with your project team and clarify responsibilities before installation.
Can existing cabling be reused?
We’ll review its condition, layout and suitability for the proposed equipment before determining what can be retained.
When should we involve you in a move or renovation?
Early planning helps identify cabling routes, equipment space and connectivity needs before construction and installation schedules are finalized.
Will the installation interrupt our business?
We’ll review access, working hours and service dependencies when planning the work. The agreed schedule identifies any expected interruptions.
LET’S START WITH YOUR BUSINESS
Let’s make technology
work for you.
Tell us about your current setup, your priorities and your locations.
We’ll help you work out the next step.
Service availability, equipment, installation and ongoing support scope confirmed in your quote.