What is Structured Cabling?

Structured cabling is concerned with the design, layout and management of cables used for electrical, telecommunications, security and other systems inside a structure. These cables are used in a building or structure to meet various needs such as electrical energy, internet connection, telephone and other communication systems, security systems.

Structured cabling is usually thought through and planned during the construction phase of a structure, but remodeling and updating can also be done in an existing structure. These processes are tailored to the needs of the structure and are often constantly updated throughout the life of a structure.

Structured cabling is important for smooth and efficient operation in a structure. Therefore, structured cabling projects are regularly updated and reconfigured according to the needs of the structure. In this way, the operation of the systems in the structure is maintained and updated properly.

Services we provide within the scope of structured cabling:

1. Electrical wiring: This service is concerned with the design, layout and management of cables required for electrical energy in a building. These cables provide the power distribution required for electrical energy in a structure and also provide the energy necessary for the operation of electrical appliances.
2. Internet and telecommunication cabling: This service is about the design, layout and management of cables required for internet connection, telephone and other communication systems in a structure. These cables provide data transfer required for internet connection, telephone and other communication systems in a structure.
3. Security systems cabling: This service is concerned with the design, placement and management of cables required for security systems in a building. These cables provide the data acquisition and communication systems required for security systems in a structure.
4. Indoor and outdoor lighting cabling: This service is about the design, placement and management of cables required for indoor and outdoor lighting in a building. These cables provide the energy required for indoor and outdoor lighting in a building and also enable the lighting systems to work.
5. Special systems cabling: This service deals with the design, layout and management of cables required for special systems in a structure. Special systems provide special solutions needed in a structure, and the cabling needs of these solutions may also be different.

Components used in structured cabling systems:

1. Cable trays: These components are the channels where the cables used in structured cabling systems will be placed. These channels are usually located between walls and ceilings and allow cables to be placed in an orderly manner.
2. Cable protectors: These components are used to protect the cables used in structured cabling systems from being damaged. Cable protectors are usually located on walls and ceilings and are used to protect cables from damage.
3. Cable harness: These components are the parts that make up the connection points of the cables used in structured cabling systems. Cable harness is usually located in walls and ceilings and connects the cables to each other.
4. Electrical outlets and switches: These components are the receptacles and switches required for electrical power in structured cabling systems. Electrical sockets and switches are usually located in walls and ceilings and form the necessary connection points for electrical energy.
5. Communication systems: These components cover the equipment required for internet connection, telephone and other communication systems in structured cabling systems. Communication systems are usually located on walls and ceilings and form the necessary connection points for communication systems.
6. Security systems: These components cover the equipment required for security systems in structured cabling systems. Security systems are usually located in walls and ceilings and form the necessary connection points for security systems.

Advantages of structured cabling:

1. Increases Efficiency: Structured cabling regulates the operation of electrical, telecommunications, security and other systems in a structure, thereby increasing efficiency. This allows for faster processing and fewer mistakes.
2. Improves workplace safety: Structured cabling ensures the regular operation of electrical, telecommunications, security and other systems in a structure. In this way, workplace safety is increased and possible hazards in the workplace are reduced.
3. Reduces maintenance costs: Structured cabling ensures the regular operation of electrical, telecommunications, security and other systems in a structure. In this way, the maintenance costs of these systems are reduced and fewer malfunctions are encountered.
4. Improves workplace aesthetics: Structured cabling ensures the regular operation of electrical, telecommunications, security and other systems in a building. In this way, workplace aesthetics increases and the appearance of the workplace becomes smooth.
5. Organizes the work of the workplace: Structured cabling ensures the regular operation of electricity, telecommunications, security and other systems in a building. In this way, the functioning of the workplace is regulated and there is less turmoil in the workplace.

Brands used in structured cabling:

1. Siemens
2. ABB
3. Schneider Electric
4. Legrand
5. hager
6. Nexans
7. from the waist
8. LS Cable
9. Furukawa Electric
10. Prysmian Group

These brands manufacture and sell cables, sockets, switches, and other equipment used in structured cabling systems. These brands are important for quality and reliability in structured cabling systems and are generally the most common brands used in the industry. However, the selection of brands to be used in structured cabling systems is made according to the needs of the structure and different brands can be used.

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