The trend to minimise the cost of phone line rental and the reduced call rates of VoIP services is an attractive long term prospect for many business owners, but to ensure that you are able to use such a service, a structured network is a must. Once installed, you will not need to worry about it for the next ten or more years. It will give you the added benefit of centralising your other network devices such as your PC, server, printers and all other network devices. Since most new products depend on internet connectivity, you will be ready for any future needs.

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We are the experts in providing customers with the cabling system that is right for their needs. If you need assistance, please call us to discuss your plans and see how we can give you the right solution at the right price.

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Many people are surprised that their telephone line provider does not complete their line installation up to the first socket, but it all comes down to where they determine is the “network boundary”. In the case of most larger buildings such as apartments, office blocks and so on, this is defined as the MDF. Any cabling continuing on from that point is considered “customer cabling”, and is maintained by private licensed technicians. There are standards and legal requirements for both who and how a connection is made to an MDF or other defined network boundary.

In order to get your phone, ADSL, fax, modem, alarm or any other service working, you can rely on us to provide a quick solution to completing your installation so that you can get back to work sooner.

]]> http://www.projecttelecoms.com.au/index.php/mdf-phone-line-connection/feed 0 http://www.projecttelecoms.com.au/index.php/telephone-contractors http://www.projecttelecoms.com.au/index.php/telephone-contractors#comments Tue, 14 Sep 2010 09:20:38 +0000 admin http://www.projecttelecoms.com.au/?p=311 We are Sydney’s most loved phone contractor, providing a full range of services for both phone and data. We can complete home or business line installations, connecting to either existing or newly installed cabling. We can troubleshoot existing lines, diagnose ADSL issues as well as create central filters and splitters.

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• New voice and data cabling

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In addition, we can also service your fax, eftpos, alarm, phone system, PABX and any other communications services and equipment. The key to having a business that runs efficiently is fast, reliable communication and the cabling that is linking, bridging and facilitating all of these things is cabling. If it is not installed in the correct manner it will no doubt lead to faults and ultimately cause disruption to your business.

Many business owners and home owners alike have had issues with getting a telephone contractor that can be reliable, affordable and most of all capable of maintaining their voice and data cabling so that problems need never occur. We have differentiated ourselves by being all of the things that you require of a contractor.

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We are experienced, licensed and fully qualified to bring you a solution to all your cabling needs. Our emphasis on customer service is paramount and we will be sure to deliver on our promises. We offer you free advice and are happy to be of service. Call us today for a free quote or even just to get some clarity on what you are looking to achieve.

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Computers and servers are operating at extraordinary rates of data transfer, with multiple operations occuring at any one time between multiple devices. If you want them all to be passing their data effectively, it is crucial to ensure the computer cabling is installed correctly.

The cabling can service your company for a decade or more, yet it is a relatively small cost in proportion to the rest of your IT budget, which will need to be updated every year or so. The demands on your computer cabling infrastructure will typically increase over time,  so it is important when planning your cabling system to allow for growth so to ensure future flexibility. To make changes and additions at a later date can be disruptive and also expensive and are best avoided by getting it right the first time.

We offer a consultancy into what design is best in terms of future proofing your network, as well as determining what materials and hardware might be required. The ideal computer cabling at this point in time is the CAT6 standard, which will allow for speeds in excess of 1Gbps. This will allow your data to carry across the network at lightning fast speeds for years to come.

We are experts in this field and have a host of customers throughout Sydney and the surrounding areas who operate safely in the knowledge that they have a structured cabling system that meets their requirements.

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Your office or home may also need the correct cabling infrastructure in order to get a handset working in each desired location. The likelihood is that you will need at least a PC or a network printer in the same area. That is why we recommend a structured CAT5 or CAT6 cabling system be installed to allow any desired device to work. This means that in the future, instead of getting someone in to relocate a phone or PC, you can simply patch the connections yourself. If you already have old telephone cabling in place, we can use it to get your system working without the cost of new cables if you prefer.

We specialise in telephone systems for small business and cabling solutions and are highly capable and efficient.

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network cabling is a pathway through which information can transport from one device to another. There are several types of cable that have been used in networks as they have evolved over the years and they are usually uniform throughout the cabling infrastructure, though sometimes different grades of cable are utilised depending on the requirements of the services they are intended for. CAT3 cable is typically used for telephone services, CAT5 or CAT5e is the most commonly used network cable and CAT6 is a step above. CAT6 is the most advanced, provides the best performance and is the wisest choice of cable when taking any possible future updates to your network into consideration. It can support up to 10Gb ethernet speed, therefore far exceeds current requirements for the office environment.

• Can anyone install network cabling?

No. If you intend on installing fixed cabling of any kind you need to have the appropriate license to do so. For network/data/telephone cabling, you need to have an ACMA (Australian Communications & Media Authority) license, which consists of a series of short courses and a certain level of prior knowledge. You may work with a registered cabler but must have your work supervised and checked by them. Basically, it is both illegal and foolish to attempt the work yourself. Get a registered cabler who has the knowledge and experience to deliver an installation that meets the cabling standards requirements.

• Does the network cabling have a warranty?

Yes, we are able to offer you a 5 year warranty on all cabling installations as long as they are not damaged or interfered with by third parties. We can offer up to a 20 year warranty if required, this depends on what product you choose. It will no doubt cost more, but if you want a cabling system that you don’t need to think about for 20 years, it’s worth it!

• What is the cost per socket?

the cost varies between buildings as the building structure dictates how long the installation will take and how long each cable run will be. The complexity of the job will determine if you will need ducting/conduiting, require floor boxes, what size data cabinet and what type of cable is best suited.  All these variables affect the price. We are happy to inspect your site to provide a quote free of charge.

The fact is that they are only responsible for the line being delivered to the first socket (common in most residential addresses), or otherwise to the MDF (Main Distribution Frame – common in commercial addresses).

It is very common that even though a line has been terminated at the NTP (Network Termination Point) there is still no available dial tone. Beyond this point, you will need to get a private licensed technician to complete the necessary cabling structure for your telephone or phone system to connect.

This is not something that the networks tell you until it happens, so it is best to have a technician available to assist in the completion of the line connection. In most circumstances, you will already have some form of cabling infrastructure in the building. If that is the case, it will spare the cost of running additional cables and will just be a matter of “jumpering” your new line to its desired location.

We offer this service and are happy to assist you every step of the way.  Feel free to call if you need us to visit, or even if you just need some friendly advice. Call 0406 611 538

We have found that most other businesses will charge much more and have had positive feedback about our fair prices and friendly, professional service.

We service all of Sydney and its surrounding areas and are usually able to attend to your call out within 24 hours or even the same day. We are highly experienced and fully licensed, making sure that the work is completed according to all cabling industry standards.

To contact a technician, please call us today on 0406 611 538

The cabling was not able to be run through the roof (which is the most common way to distribute the cables as most offices have a false ceiling), so therefore we had to use the existing skirted cable distribution which lined the outside of the office perimeter. The panels had to be removed, then the cables were run inside them to their mapped location. There were 22 data points to be fitted in total, which was a strain on the capacity of the skirting, but it was able to be done satisfactorily without modifying it. Most of the locations had either 2 or 4 sockets on the 35mm boxed wall plates. Once the cables had been fitted to every socket, it was time to terminate the other end.

The cabling was connected to a 24 port patch panel in T-568A configuration, and each cable was tested to confirm it was validated at CAT5e standard speed. A wall mounted 9RU data cabinet was fitted inside the utility room (where all the cabling had been run back to) the new ADSL line was connected and tested as working.

They had also decided to install a Panasonic phone system inside of their data cabinet, which means that they can connect the telephone extensions directly to the patch panel ports. Each phone was patched to the associated socket, and the phone system was programmed accordingly.

The site was now ready for the customer to be up and running the follow Monday morning.

If you have a network or telephone cabling requirement, contact us and we will be happy to help you too.

The house was not new, but built in the 1970′s and was very clean and in good condition. The roof, however, was extremely low and lined with rat droppings!

This is not the best news when you know you will be crawling through it for the next few days… but it had to be done! The CAT6 cables needed to run from the laundry, which is where a 42RU 800mm data cabinet would be installed, then up into the roof and eventually end up at a new socket in each respective room. Each cable was fixed along the roof beams in order to keep the cables out of harm’s reach, and once the cable had reached the intended room, it was run inside the wall cavity and connected to a fixed socket (either single, double or triple ports depending on location requirements).

Once the cables had been installed, the 24 port patch panel was terminated and each socket was labelled corresponding with the patch panel port. The ADSL line was terminated to the last port, therefore the customers modem could be connected inside the cabinet. Every socket was then validated and returned as a pass.

We supplied a 24 port 1 gigabit switch in order to enable each socket to have access to the network and the web, and a wireless access point was supplied in a strategic position to allow wireless access for additional wireless dependant devices.

After three days of hard work, we had put in place a solution that will give the customer super fast, reliable internet and network speeds for many years to come.

If you need to discuss your network requirements whether at home or the office, contact us today to see how we can help you.