WiFi & Network Installation, Management & Repair

Data Network Wiring Throughput

• To meet the demands of High-Speed Internet connections and large Data Throughputs you need an infrastructure that can handle the heavy load.
• Cat5 Ethernet can handle a maximum of 100 Mbps data transfer speed up to 328 feet at 100 MHz. Cat5 is the old school thin white ethernet cable that has been installed in residential for many years.
• Cat6 Ethernet can handle a maximum of 10 Gbps data transfer speed up to 164 feet at 250 MHz. Cat6 is a little thicker than its predecessor and was the entry-level choice for residential and some businesses. This becomes the bottleneck in networks as we see continuously faster Internet connection in both homes and offices.
• Cat6a Ethernet can handle a maximum of 10 Gbps data transfer speed up to 328 feet at 500 MHz. Cat6a (Augmented) can maintain higher transmission speeds over longer network cable lengths. With Internet speeds leaving the home or business from 800Mbps up to 2Gbps Cat6a cable is currently the right choice for most circumstances.
• Cat7 Ethernet speed is 10GBASE-T Ethernet over the full 328 feet. Each individual pair is shielded and an additional layer of shielding over the entire cable. The shielding helps prevent external electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from affecting the data transmission over the cable. The newer “Class F” cable is an ideal choice for application environments where transmission of frequencies up to 600 MHz is required.
• Cat8 Ethernet is the latest IEEE standard in copper Ethernet cable can handle a maximum of 40 Gbps data transfer speed at 2000MHz. The Cat8 Ethernet cable can eliminate crosstalk and enable higher data transmission speeds by wrapping each twisted pair in foil. Cat8 cable can support 25GBASE-T and 40GBASE-T Ethernet, which can be used in data centers, high-speed and bandwidth-intensive environments.
• Megahertz is a clock speed measurement of how fast something can go. Think of MHz as the width of a water pipe. The wider the pipe, the more water it can handle.

Fiber Optic Cabling Throughput

• Fiber optic cable contains strands of optically pure glasses. For the glasses, they are thinner than a human hair and can carry digital information over a long distance.
• Digital signals are sent as pulses of light without interference or limitation. 
• Fiber optic technology allows for more data to be transferred in a shorter time than the older internet technology, like cable and DSL. For internet users, the higher data rate will lead to faster fiber optic cable speed, higher-quality streaming, and a better internet experience.
• The fastest fiber-optic cable speed today in a business gigabit network service is 100 Gbps. However, the theoretical maximum speed of fiber optic cable is incredibly high, potentially reaching speeds of 44 terabits per second (44,000 Gbps)
• With superfast fiber-optic cable speed, enterprises are able to move data more quickly among users, customers and the cloud. Productivity is enhanced, as users no longer need to wait for uploads and downloads to finish. And high fiber-optic cable speed provides mission-critical and cloud-based applications with the bandwidth they need for optimal performance.

• Building a secure and reliable network can be a challenge for any business. A high performance network with both Cat6a Ethernet and high bandwidth WiFi will transform your company! Our network design will be taylored to meet your needs. Our team is the best around for wired (Ethernet) and wireless (WiFi) network installation.
• Enterprise grade WiFi access for employees and Guest access solutions keep your employees operating at peak performance and your data protected. Painless business wireless mesh network installation.
• High-bandwidth, long-range implementations or simple office applications.
• Outdoor wLAN solutions.
• Wireless video surveillance allowing monitoring from anywhere with any device.
• Completely seamless integration with existing wired topography.
• Providing monitoring and maintenance of wLAN for your business.
• Contact our team today to discuss what our MSP can do for your company!