Common questions about structured cabling, access control, security cameras and audio visual. Don't see yours? Call us at (949) 414-7585.
Structured cabling is flexible, simple, adaptable and easy to manage, with less downtime. Devices can be added or moved by patching a new connection instead of re-routing or pulling new wires across existing infrastructure.
Almost all of them. Structured cabling systems are simple to install, allow for future expansion and are easier to troubleshoot if network problems come up.
It depends on your bandwidth needs, but Cat6 works for most users. If you're running a 10 gig network, you'll want Cat6A. Learn about our cabling services.
It extends your internet or phone carrier service by copper or fiber cable from the building MPOE room to your server room. Your carrier can advise what type of cable is required.
Yes. Brivo and Verkada both support mobile credentials, and most readers accept phones, cards and fobs at the same time. Learn about access control.
Yes. Verkada and Eagle Eye both include secure mobile and web apps for live and recorded video. Learn about security cameras.
Yes. Poly, Logitech and Neat all offer Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms certified systems. Learn about audio visual.
Yes. We run the cabling, build the rack and install the security and AV systems, so one team owns the whole result.
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