Copper Structured Cabling

What is Copper Structured Cabling?

Copper structured cabling is the standardised network of twisted-pair cables, outlets and patch panels that connects desks, phones, access points, cameras and other devices back to the comms room. Category 6 and 6A cabling are common choices for modern offices, with Cat 6A suited to higher speeds and PoE-heavy installations.

How ITPro helps

ITPro installs Category 6, 6A and other suitable copper cabling infrastructure, with neat containment, consistent labelling and termination into patch panels. Each run is planned against the floor layout so that outlets end up where people and devices actually need them.

Typical use cases

• New office fit-outs and refurbishments
• Adding data points for extra staff or new layouts
• Cabling for IP cameras, access control readers and intercoms
• Replacing old cabling that limits network speed

How it fits with related services

Copper cabling terminates in the patching and racks of a data room, connects to switching equipment, and serves the devices used for IP telephony, CCTV, access control and Wi-Fi access points.

Related: Data Rooms Infrastructure, CCTV & Video Surveillance, Enterprise Access Control.

Planning a copper structured cabling project? Contact ITPro to discuss your requirements.

Best suited for: modern business environments that need reliable, secure and high-performance connectivity.