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Although cabling is typically only 3% of a company’s IT infrastructure budget, the remaining 97% lives, crawls, or dies by the integrity of this critical connectivity component.

FTI Services’ network cabling division is a highly trained team that will ensure that your voice, data, security, paging, structured cabling systems, and wireless installations are optimally designed and carefully installed.

Our established relationships with industry leaders guarantee secure and scalable results. FTI Services is a California licensed contractor (Low Voltage C-7 License # 862960) and BICSI, Lucent, Panduit, Dynacom, and ETA certified.

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How Our Structured Wiring Services Work

FTI Services couples cable installation consistency and proper equipment location with thorough documentation and testing to deliver effective, well-planned systems for our all of clients’ needs.

Simplifying troubleshooting and maximizing system uptime by logically grouping and terminating office and closet hardware installations is our standard practice.

FTI Services uses a Microtest OMNIScanner to test and certify all cable installations. We thoroughly document all data port locations, quantities, and numbers using Visio Enterprise software, Microtest OMNIScanner software, and Scanlink hard copy printouts.

Plus, our 24/7 support is here to ensure you stay connected. FTI Services is your best choice for all your voice and data cabling needs.

What Comes With Our Network Cabling Services

FTI Services installs reliable wiring and cabling infrastructures to establish and enhance corporate data communications and telecommunications. We provide complete cabling services, from consultation and design to implementation and certification testing.

Our specialties include:

  • Structured cabling systems
  • Diagraming new and existing layouts
  • Fiber optic cabling
  • Electrical & telephone cabling
  • CAT5 and CAT6 data cabling
  • Data center build outs
  • Site certifications
  • Power backup systems
  • Wireless solutions
  • Cable network assessments
FAQ

Structured Cabling FAQ

What is structured cabling?

Structured cabling is a standardized system of cables, connectors, and hardware that supports an organization's communication infrastructure. It provides a reliable foundation for data, voice, and video transmission across a network.

Structured cabling simplifies management, reduces downtime, and enhances performance. It consists of components like patch panels, network cables, and distribution frames.

What is low voltage cabling?

Low voltage cabling refers to wiring systems that carry 50 volts or less. Low voltage network cabling systems improve efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and minimize interference. Businesses and homes often use it for Ethernet, fiber optics, surveillance cameras, and smart systems.

However, proper installation is needed for you to reap these benefits to the fullest. Contact FTI Services if you have any questions. Please note that we only serve businesses.

What does it mean to have a Low Voltage C-7 License?

A Low Voltage C-7 License allows structured cabling installation companies in California to install, maintain, and repair low voltage systems, including telecommunications, security, audio-visual, and networking infrastructure.

This license ensures compliance with industry standards and safety regulations.

Businesses with a C-7 license can work on systems operating at 91 volts or less, and provide reliable, code-compliant installations for structured cabling, surveillance, access control, and other low voltage applications.

What is the difference between CAT6 & CAT6a network cabling?

CAT6 and CAT6a cables differ in speed, bandwidth, and shielding.

CAT6 supports up to 1 Gbps at 100 meters and 10 Gbps at 37-55 meters with a 250 MHz bandwidth. CAT6a has enhanced shielding. It reduces crosstalk and supports 10 Gbps at 100 meters with a 500 MHz bandwidth.

CAT6a is thicker and better for high-performance networks, while CAT6 is sufficient for standard gigabit applications.

What is a Microtest OMNIScanner & how does it work?

A Microtest OMNIScanner is a handheld cable tester used for certifying and troubleshooting copper and fiber network cabling. It measures cable performance, detects faults, and verifies compliance with industry standards like TIA/EIA and ISO/IEC.

The device conducts tests such as wire mapping, attenuation, and crosstalk analysis. It provides detailed results on a digital display to help network technicians diagnose issues and confirm proper cable installation.

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