RCDD® DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATION SERVICES IN SOUTHWEST USA & CANADA
Logical Cabling: Your RCDD® -Certified Cabling Experts
Logical Cabling is a proud member of BICSI, an organization that sets the global standard for excellence in telecommunications and data communications infrastructure. As a company staffed by Registered Communications Distribution Designers (RCDD®), Logical Cabling’s team is highly trained and certified to handle complex cabling projects.
Our RCDD®-certified technicians have a deep understanding of the standards and requirements necessary for effective telecommunication and cabling infrastructure design, installation, and implementation. This expertise ensures that our clients’ systems are built to meet the highest industry standards.
Why RCDD® Certification Matters
When you work with Logical Cabling, you’re not just getting cabling services – you’re getting a team that has been rigorously trained and certified by BICSI.
BICSI is widely recognized for offering certifications such as the Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD® ), which signifies a high level of expertise in network infrastructure and cabling systems. The organization also develops standards and best practices to ensure that ICT systems are efficient, safe, and scalable.
Our RCDD® certification means we can offer solutions that not only meet today’s requirements but also anticipate future technology needs, ensuring your system can grow and adapt without costly redesigns.
Serving Clients Since 1993
Since our founding in 1993, Logical Cabling has been committed to delivering high-quality structured cabling solutions for a wide range of industries. We specialize in serving large-scale clients across various sectors, including industrial facilities, warehouses, commercial buildings, healthcare centers, hotels, and educational institutions. These industries often demand reliable and scalable cabling systems to support their communication and networking needs within large and complex environments.
Comprehensive Cabling Services
Our BICSI-certified services include a full suite of cabling solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients:
- Structured Cabling: Installation of fiber, copper, security, audio-visual solutions, and pathway conduits.
- Outside Plant Cabling: Design and installation for boring, burial, and aerial cabling projects.
- Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS): Design and installation of passive and active systems to enhance signal distribution.
- Server Room Services: Supplying and installing cabinets to house critical IT infrastructure.
- Wi-Fi Systems: Conducting site surveys, installations, commissioning, and heat mapping to ensure optimal wireless coverage.
- Moves, Adds, and Changes (MAC): Flexible services to adjust your system as your business grows or changes.
Unmatched Quality and Long-Term Solutions
At Logical Cabling, we are committed to delivering custom solutions tailored to the specific needs of your business. We maintain the highest standards of quality in everything we do, backed by our team’s RCDD® certifications. Additionally, we offer a 25-year warranty on our cabling work, ensuring that your system will continue to perform reliably for years to come (rules apply).
Our dedication to excellence and our long-standing experience make Logical Cabling the ideal partner for businesses that require advanced, scalable, and reliable cabling infrastructure. Let Logical Cabling provide you with a customized solution designed to meet your communication and networking needs—both today and into the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Structured cabling is a standardized system used to support voice, data, and video transmission across a facility. It involves a well-organized, labeled system of cables and hardware that ensures high performance, scalability, and ease of management. Structured cabling is designed to meet the bandwidth requirements of the system and is tested to ensure it functions optimally. Although it may take longer to install and has a higher initial cost, it provides lower operational costs and a longer lifespan compared to unstructured systems.
- Structured Cabling: This system uses predefined standards, organized pathways, and connection points. It is well-organized, properly labeled, and tested to ensure proper performance. Although the installation may be more time-consuming and costly initially, it offers long-term benefits such as lower operational costs, scalability, and easier maintenance.
- Unstructured Cabling: Also known as point-to-point cabling, this system lacks predefined standards or organized pathways. It can lead to restricted airflow, cooling problems, higher energy costs, and difficulty in making future changes. While cheaper and quicker to install, unstructured cabling has a shorter lifecycle and is prone to extended downtime due to its disorganized nature.
Data center cabling refers to the wiring used within a data center to support data transfer and communication systems. This can be either structured or unstructured. Structured cabling uses predefined standards, allowing for easier management, scalability, and error-free operation. In contrast, unstructured cabling lacks organization and can cause issues such as cooling problems, higher energy costs, and difficult system management.
- Maximum Uptime: A structured cabling system makes it easier to add new hardware and avoid mistakes like disconnecting the wrong cable during moves, adds, and changes. This organized approach helps minimize downtime.
- Increased Scalability: Structured systems are modular, allowing for easy expansion as your network grows. New connections can be added with minimal disruption.
- Lower Operational Costs: The neat organization of structured cabling reduces confusion and the potential for costly mistakes. It is designed to support your network’s growth and hardware needs without additional complexity.
Performance is critical because cabling systems can directly impact the efficiency and reliability of your network. Factors like optical power budget, cabling system loss, and channel distance are interrelated. Exceeding optical loss budgets can lead to channel errors and potential downtime. Structured cabling systems designed with high-performance cables help prevent such issues, ensuring error-free operation and longer cable run distances.
Using high-quality cables ensures that your data center or network functions efficiently both now and in the future. Older fiber cables and lower-grade copper cables may not support modern systems’ requirements, such as reduced bend radius or high-speed data transfer. Using subpar cables might save money upfront, but they can cause significant operational issues and frequent downtime, leading to higher long-term costs. Opting for high-quality copper or fiber cables ensures longer-lasting, error-free performance.
We provide structured cabling solutions for a variety of industries, including:
- Commercial
- Industrial
- Government
- Healthcare
- Education
- Financial
- Science/Technology
- Hospitality/Entertainment