Structured Cabling For All Your Technology Needs!
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Dec-18-2011
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It's a digital world we live in now and we expect ever more from the latest technology. Once we were amazed by the Internet: now, we get annoyed if we can't check Google Maps on our mobile phones.
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Always having those annoying technological problems with your phone system or internet? Technology should be a joy. With the Internet we have the sum of all human knowledge at our fingertips. It's a sadly common experience then that many people's relationship with the digital sphere is one of frustration and annoyance. Data cabling equipment and services can give you back that sense of wonder.
As time has passed since the appearance of the Internet, more and more of us are relying on its large array of uses and also expecting high quality speeds in order to not disrupt our busy schedules. They used to call the Internet the "Information Superhighway" back in the day; when really it was more of a slow lane clogged with message boards and Star Trek fans. As broadband has become increasingly prevelant, however, the speed has begun to pick up. Fibre Optic Cabling is one of the most recent and vast becoming popular, must have choice for internet users, due to its far faster connection speeds and carrying capacity rather than twisted pair conductors, DSL or coaxial cable. Fibre optics data cabling is actually glass thread. It improves your network cabling system by carrying information at higher speeds and with reduced data loss. Fibre optic cables come in two different types to suit your internet needs, single mode and multi mode. A multi mode cable can transmit data up to lengths of 300m at 1000 mega bites per second and single mode cables can be used when even larger distances are needed!
If you don't buy the right network cabling when setting up Internet access then your connectoin will inevitably suffer. It can, however, be difficult to know which is the right one, as the range of Ethernet cables continues to increase. The average person is advised to install either a CAT5 or a CAT5e cable, as they provide up to 350m. However, for those who need higher speeds it would actually be more beneficial to opt for the CAT6 cable, with up to 550m or even the new CAT7 cable with up to 1000m.
Most of us aren't technical experts and we'll just sign up with BT and get back to unpacking the boxes. However, did you know there are dozens of service providers all with offers, such as free installation, free call outs and often even cheaper rates? The types of phone systems businesses can choose from include the simple analogue/PSTN, a simple phone or fax line designed for receiving just one call at a time, ISDN2 - similar to the basic analogue line, only this can receive two calls as opposed to one. Alternatively there is the option of the ISDN30; often used for slightly larger businesses this system has a minimum of 8 channels and a maximum of 30. And there are just as many handsets out there to choose from. For instance, the new Toshiba Strata CIX40 is perfect for smaller or start up companies, featuring a state of the art voice mail system, with 360 mailboxes and 40 hours worth of storage, allowing businesses to present a highly professional image towards their clients, no matter what their size.
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Article Source :
http://www.articleseen.com/Article_Structured Cabling For All Your Technology Needs!_120648.aspx
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Author Resource :
Comm-SI Networks specialise in supplying and installing structured cabling and telephone systems both new and re-conditioned, they also offer low cost calls and line rental and will transfer your network within ten working days, offering up to a 35% saving compared to BT.
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Keywords :
Data cabling, structured cabling, network cabling,
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Business
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Business
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