The certified physical backbone of all your communications.
Copper and fibre-optic cabling done by the book: routing, pulling, termination, splicing, labelling and certification. Every link is measured and delivered with its acceptance report.
Network, telephony, video, access control: everything relies on cabling. One faulty link causes intermittent failures that are slow and costly to diagnose.
Installation to best practice, bend radii respected and every link tested before handover.
Cabling outlives several generations of equipment. Undersized, it blocks upgrades and forces you to start again.
Category 6A and OS2 / OM4 fibre: bandwidth headroom for future needs.
A poor splice, a dirty connector or an over-bent fibre cannot be seen: only measurement reveals them.
Cable certifier, power meter and OTDR: every loss is measured and compared with the thresholds set by the standards.
Without labelling, every job starts with a cable hunt: wasted time and patching mistakes.
Standardised labels at both ends of every link and as-built drawings delivered with the file.
From the main technical room to the desk outlet, every level of the cabling is designed for performance, redundancy and ease of maintenance.
Every installation is delivered tested, labelled and documented, for simple operation and maintenance.
Ducts, draw pits and conduits up to the main technical room.
Fibre links between the main room, the floors and the buildings, in OS2 single-mode or OM3 / OM4 multimode.
Fibre panels and copper patch panels that organise each area of the building.
Category 6 / 6A copper cables to outlets, Wi-Fi access points and cameras, within the standard 90 m limit.
Certification of every link, labels at both ends and as-built drawings.
Links tested up to 500 MHz in category 6A, outlets and panels from the same range.
Indoor, outdoor or armoured cables depending on the route, between floors and between buildings.
Splices protected in cassettes, pigtails and LC / SC connectors cleaned and inspected.
A test report for every link: length, attenuation, events and compliance.
Pathways sized with spare capacity, separation between power and data cables respected.
Every outlet and fibre identified and shown on the building drawings.
Site visit, technical rooms, possible routes, drilling and safety constraints.
Topology, cable selection, length calculation and optical loss budget.
Support installation, cable pulling, splicing, copper and fibre termination.
Copper certification, power meter and OTDR on every link.
Labelling, as-built drawings and test reports handed over.
This system can be covered by a preventive and corrective maintenance contract, with priority response on critical sites.
See the plansOM3 / OM4 multimode suits short links inside a building. OS2 single-mode is the choice for long distances and between buildings; it also offers the greatest headroom for the future.
A link can work on installation day and cause trouble later. Certification proves it meets the standard, serves as a reference if a fault occurs and protects your warranty.
Yes. Work is organised by area, with protection of the premises and daily cleaning; noisy work is scheduled with you.
We audit what is in place, test the links, identify what can be kept and put everything back in order with complete labelling.
Our engineers study your needs and reply within 48 business hours with initial technical and budget guidance.