Structured cabling, professional low voltage management.

Structured Cabling

  • Do you want ALL your low voltage running to a central structured cabling box?
  • Lose almost no quality across multiple TVs in your home.
  • Want pain free telephone system troubleshooting?
  • We can provide all this and more with our Structured Cabling solution!
Centralized cable management, simplicity at it's best.

Central structured cabling box

This contains ALL telephone, TV, data, intercom, and CCTV outlets in your home. This results in a one contact location for all low voltage in your house. Normal structured cabling boxes include two cable TV, two telephone and two satellite main runs plus the wires to each outlet. Our setup allows you to switch between satellite or cable with absolutely zero hassles.

Enjoy minimal loss of signal with your cable TV.

Cable TV benefits

The benefit for cable TV is that there's less loss of signal per TV. In a standard 'loop system', where each outlet runs from one to the next, the cable TV signal is split causing your last outlet to have practically no signal at all. With a home run setup each outlet has the same amount of signal. We use RG6 for all our TV cabling.

Troubleshoot your telephone system with ease.

Telephone system benefits

The benefit for telephone systems is you can troubleshoot with ease. If the first wire was damaged in a looped system, it would cause all the outlets in your home to not work unless you fixed the first outlet in the loop. In a home run setup you just leave out the damaged line and simply activate all other lines. We use Cat5e for all out telephone wiring.

Structured cabling can split sattelite signals which saves you money.

Satellite benefits

The benefit of doing a home run system for satellite is by far the most important. For satellite you can't split the signal. Each place you have a TV must have it's own direct line to the satellite multiplex splitter. In a loop system you can only have satellite on one TV unless you had someone wire each outlet after the fact.

 

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