Campus Network Cabling

Network Cabling in Campus with High-Speed Internet

Network Cabling in Campus

CRXCabling help to build a high-speed internet environment in the campus, so the faculty and students can enjoy good network and have distance teaching and conference. The structured cabling plan was divided into two parts: the connection between the buildings and in each building. To provide a stable network for the large number of users and data traffic of the university's network, CRXCabling uses Metropolitan Area Network to build the network environment. Fiber optic cable will be used to connect the building according to the distance between the buildings. Separate telecommunication room for every 3 or 4 floors and horizontal distribution frames and backbone distribution frames will also be set up.

Because distance teaching and high-resolution video have become mainstream, it is essential to establish sufficient bandwidth and a reliable network on campus. CRXCabling provides a Categeory.6A advanced structured cabling system to build a high-speed network, and through a cross-connect system to enable the establishment of data outlets and wifi access points for faculty and staff offices and classrooms with cabling components to include twisted pair, patch panels, and patch cords.

The entrance facility is located on the ground floor, and the fiber optic cable is directly connected to the main telecommunication room and equipment room or network center in buildings. According to the actual need of network points on each floor, a telecommunication room can be used for every three to four floors in every building to store network equipment.

1. Set up the connection between buildings and in each building.
2. Satisfy the large demands for data traffic.
3. Use the color-coded network component to identify the sections.