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| Plan B Network Services |
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Plan B Network Services Inc. is a certified network data cable installer with category 6 configurations. Our sole objective is to establish stable networks with the highest quality cabling and workmanship.
Our Data Cabling Team has experience in multi-story home environments, small and large offices, and buildings with hundreds of drops. When we jointly work with our Network Engineers, no job is too large for our data cabling team.
• Category 5e, 6 and 7 Data Cable Installation
• Optical Fiber Cable Installation
• Add or relocate existing phone, workstation jacks or DSL lines
• Data and Voice Patch Panel Installation
• Computer Room & Data Center Design and Integration
• Server Racks (CPI & SMC)
• Port Certification
• Data, Video & Voice Converges
Data Cable Warranty is 5 years
Adherence to Local, State and Federal codes
TIA/EIA 568-B Industry Standards
Home Installations Welcome (hourly billing)
Patch Panels
Patch panels are the best method for cable management. Patch panels make it easy for you to add and change connections to your switch. Patch paneling keeps the wires clean and unaffected for the long term. Why just use tips with cables everywhere? Just install a patch panel the right way to terminate your copper cable.
Power over Ethernet (POE)
Plan B Network Services installs POE (power over Ethernet for compliant devices) and wires it to your wireless access points. The importance of strongly wired infrastructure cannot be emphasized enough as a major component of a fast and reliable network.
Dos and Don'ts of Professional Data Cabling
· Use fire resistant cable for lowered (t-bar) ceilings
· Don't run cable within 1' of power sources
· Don't run cable with in 3' of florescent lights
· Don't use ties
· Don't stretch cable more then 25 pounds of pressure during installation
· Don't bend cable more then a 90 degree angle
Note: Data Cabling that is not installed to code and installed incorrectly may result in unreliable LAN connections, lower bandwidth, slower connections, irregular networking problems and workstation downtime.
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