Data Cabling

With the explosion of new technologies, reliable data cabling has become an essential requirement for businesses and homes. Working with older, existing cabling may mean you’re experiencing more downtime or interruptions than you should be.

One option is to install a hard line, or a ‘wired’ connection for your internet, as opposed to simply working with a WiFi connection. This won’t make a difference for your mobile devices, but for technology such as computers and gaming consoles, it can mean much faster speeds, a more reliable connection, and shorter delays (lower latency). This type of connection is particularly beneficial for businesses, but can also offer benefits for those who work or game at home.

Another option is to run cables for wireless access points (WAP) at home or in the office. These access points establish a wireless local area network (WLAN), which creates a zone where you can easily connect to the WiFi. Wireless access points are particularly useful in office buildings and large homes, where the router doesn’t cover the full area with a reliable WiFi connection. Some homes and businesses will use a range extender to increase the places where WiFi is accessible, but these are not as efficient, and do not allow connections from as many devices, as a wireless access point.