Tag Archives: Structured Cabling

Optical LAN Helps Businesses Future Proof Network Infrastructure

With all of the challenges businesses face, the last thing they need to worry about is keeping their network continually tuned to handle more locations, more devices, and more applications. Constantly upgrading the network to meet increased demand and the performance expectations of users involves serious commitments of time and expense. Surely there are better […]

Infrastructure Design Choices Facilitate Capacity Engineering

There are many design choices that can be accommodated throughout the enterprise network infrastructure that directly impact the engineering of proper capacity for both high bandwidth and low bandwidth connectivity, including: Splitter Split Ratio Network Uptime Fiber Cabling Splitter Split Ratio With the availability of symmetrical 10G XGS-PON, optical splitter split ratios become even more […]

Chaotic Cabling Putting a Crimp in Your Business?

When cable installation is done haphazardly, things can get out of control fast. Without rigid discipline, what may have started out tightly organized can quickly resemble kudzu vines taking over a forest. Disorganized cabling doesn’t just look bad; it can have a negative impact on your business: Signal interference slows down applications and productivity Pinched […]

Why NET100 for all Your Infrastructure Cabling Needs

For over 30 years, whether it’s creating a comprehensive cabling design for your site or providing assistance with your network infrastructure plan, we treat every installation as a unique project. Working with NET100 ensures a clearly defined scope of work, a smooth and efficient installation process, and a competitively priced final product that successfully meets […]

Different Plugs, Same Test

NET100’s technology partner, Fluke Networks, offers some useful advice on selecting the right field-terminated plug for various devices… Several vendors offer field-terminated plugs – both crimp style and modular insulation displacement. These plugs can be terminated to category twisted-pair cable to create patch cords or for use in a Modular Plug Terminated Link (MPTL) where […]