We keep networks working

Data cabling is the backbone of your network infrastructure. In fact your IT cabling system is the foundation for broadcasting and transferring data and multimedia information throughout your business and premises. It ensures everyone who needs to can access and use your network as well as controlling the speed data can travel around that network. It is a vital element of any corporate or professional IT network and it’s vital that the right solution is expertly installed and thoroughly performance tested, and that’s where the Dynamic team can help.

We start by testing your current network performance to see whether everything is running at optimum speeds, giving you a detailed report reviewing your network performance and speed. From there, we’ll advise you on any upgrades, redesign, network enclosures and cabling containment or electrical cabling installation work that’s needed to get your network performing as it should.

Complete cabinet refresh

Following one of our clients suffering a switch failure, our cabling experts advised them to replace the faulty switch with a high end 10GB capable Unifi Kit. During the outage, the decision was taken to also completely refresh their cabling cabinet.

From improving the speed and integrity of backups to enhancing the operating performance of CRM systems, the right infrastructure can have a measurable impact on business performance. It can also save you time and money!

Not all cables are equal

Structured cabling is defined by categories (Cat 5, 6, 7 and 8) and these categories refer to the rate at which the required data can be transferred across the network. At Dynamic Networks, our cabling experts will work with you to define what data your business needs to fully function on a daily basis and then design a cabling system capable of quickly and efficiently transferring that data across your network, keeping your business running at its optimum level.

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Cat 7 and Cat 8

Category 7 cabling is used for the cabling infrastructure of Gigabit Ethernet and it offers performance capabilities up to 600MHz, that 6 times more performance than the standard Cat 5 cabling. It’s ideal for smart home installations. Last but by no means least, Category 8 cabling. Cat 8 is the latest network copper cable and it’s capable of supporting bandwidths up to 2000MHz or 2GHz making it one of the highest performance cable available to date.

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Cat 6 and Cat 6A Cabling

Category 6 cabling, or Cat 6 is a standardised twisted pair cable for Ethernet and other network physical layers. It is also backward compatible with Cat 5 Cabling. It features stricter specifications for crosstalk and system noise than Cat 5 cabling and it specific performance of up to 250 MHz. The Category 6A cable or Augmented Category 6 is characterised as up to 500 MHz performance capability and it has improve alien crosstalk characteristics.

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Cat 5e Cabling

Category 5e cabling is used for LAN network support and computer networks. It provides a standard performance of up to 100MHZ and it is suitable for fast Ethernet and gigabit Ethernet. Through the use of power over Ethernet or PoE, category five cabling can carry power as well as Ethernet data and it can also be used to carry telephony and video.

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If that all sounds like gobbledegook, then why not talk to our network and cabling experts today and let us untangle all the jargon for you and design the right cabling system for your IT network?

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Greater bandwidth

Fibre optic cables can provide more bandwidth, essentially allowing them to carry more data than traditional copper cables of the same diameter making them faster and more efficient. Depending on your network demands, our cabling experts can install single mode fibre optic cabling or multimode fibre optic cabling, to ensure your network performance is always up to speed.

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Better reliability

Fibre is not affected by the elements which means it has better, more reliable connectivity than some copper wires, as things like severe weather and electromagnetic interference don’t cause any disruption. On top of that, it doesn’t present the same safety concerns as old fashioned, worn out cabling, meaning you can rest assured your business is safe from disruption in more ways than one.

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Thinner and stronger

Compared to copper cabling, fiber optic cables are thinner in diameter and lighter in weight, yet they can withstand more pull pressure and are therefore less prone to damage and breakage. It also makes installation easier and cabling containment and enclosures can house more fibre optic cabling in a small space, making them space efficient too.

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Greater flexibility

You don’t have to go for full fibre cabling. Thanks to media converters and modular patch panel solutions, fibre optic cables can be incorporated into existing networks to increase speeds and meet both current and future network demands. If you need a faster, stronger, more reliable network, talk to us.

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