Cabling and Networking

In today’s information and communication driven world, technology infrastructure is more important than ever. Cabling is the backbone of your network and its reliability, efficiency, and organization is key to your network’s dependability. 

Since the average life-span for a cable system is 10 years, it is very important to ensure that the initial cable deployment is done properly and with reliable equipment. Some issues that can affect the quality of your cabling include: not following industry standards, poor design, installation by non-professionals, and missing or badly written documentation.

As your business grows and your network infrastructure evolves, you may discover that it’s time for a cabling upgrade. Oftentimes networks experience haphazard growth as business owners add pieces of network hardware – of varying quality and from differing manufacturers – one at a time. This causes network performance to slowly degrade as each new device is patched into the system.

One-Stop Solution KF take pride in our ability to deliver the most cost-effective technical field service solutions available today. The Solution includes:

• •   Pre-site surveys, detailing the work to be completed before sending a technician to the site.
• •   Project Manager as a single point of contact between the customer and our installation crews.
• •   Installation of equipment, cabling and/or software.
• •   Comprehensive monitoring of the project.
• •   Planning, scheduling, and tracking of personnel who will interface with the customer.
• •   Ongoing data collection and oversight of the project process, including quality assurance.
• •   Operational knowledge
• •   Logistics (Transportation, Site Delivery, Packaging).
• •   Warranty Service

Network Cabling（Cat5e、Cat6、Cat6a、Fiber、WiFi）

Our Technicians can design, install, certify, and maintain the network that meets your unique requirements: Ethernet, Structured Cabling Systems, Fiber Optics, Wireless Applications, Infrastructure: cabling/wiring, network monitoring, wireless

Comparison of Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a