RCDD® STRUCTURED Cabling SERVICES IN SOUTHWEST USA & CANADA

State-of-the-art Data Center Structured Cabling

In today’s ever-changing world of technology, network infrastructure is a key component to any industry’s success. Our Registered Communications Distribution Designer® (RCDD certified) technicians follow BICSI standards to provide customized structured cabling systems that boost uptime, enhance scalability, and maximize your return on investment, all while reducing your technology footprint and lowering operating costs.

Our Structured Cabling Solutions

We offer a variety of different cabling services to fit your organization’s needs, including:

Fiber Optic

Logical Cabling specializes in the installation, splicing, and repair of fiber optic networks to ensure reliable and high-speed connectivity. Our expert team delivers tailored fiber solutions to support your data center and network infrastructure, optimizing performance and scalability.

Copper

We provide custom copper cabling solutions for low voltage wiring, designed to meet the specific needs of your business. From structured cabling design to installation, our RCDD-certified team ensures efficient, durable, and cost-effective copper-based connectivity for a wide range of applications.

Security

Our security solutions include IP device placement and connectivity, ensuring seamless integration of cameras, access control systems, and other critical security infrastructure. Logical Cabling also offers emergency response services to maintain the integrity of your security systems when needed.

Audio Visual Solutions

Logical Cabling enhances your workplace with expert audio visual solutions, including paging, sound masking, and fire-stopping systems. We also specialize in clean hidden connectrac or easy to use pop ups in boardroom tables.Our UPS power installations ensure your AV systems remain operational, even in the event of a power disruption, delivering consistent communication and safety.

Pathways & Conduits

We provide end-to-end solutions for pathways and conduits, from site surveys and consultation to full installation and project management. Our designs maximize the performance of next-generation technologies, offering a comprehensive approach to ensure your cabling infrastructure supports current and future needs.

Structured Network Cabling Benefits

Less Network Downtime
Plainly, network downtime means a period of network unavailability, resulting in decreased staff productivity. With structured network cabling, there is less chance of suffering through network downtime. Logical Cabling ensures that your cables are up-to-date and functioning once installed. Providers carefully and expertly plan where to place wires to guarantee their effectiveness. Staff will not have to worry about frequent shutdowns.

Faster Internet Speed
Old cables that have experienced wear over time perform poorly. Inside your ethernet cable are other cables that, when weathered, cause major network interruptions. A structured network cabling service provides newer, more updated cables to ensure faster internet speed. Cabling companies also make sure these cables are durable, choosing the strongest cables, storing them in optimal office conditions, and coating them with glass to protect from noise and debris.

Reduces Cabling Bulk and Congestion
An organized and planned infrastructure allows for the use of smaller diameter trunk cabling and cleaner cable management.

Scalability
Structured cabling systems package easy-to-manage wires. They encase wires neatly, so adding new technology and machines won’t be a problem. These systems recognize that as your business grows, you’ll need more machinery. Adding services like computers or video conferencing won’t disrupt the staff’s work, and relocations will be easier.

Safety
Network cabling companies that provide structured cabling are diligent in their cable storage maintenance. They continuously check and organize cables for your convenience, reducing the risk of property damage and hazards. With advanced cables and regular upkeep, the business is protected from fire, electric shocks, and trips and falls.

Makes Upgrading Easy
With structured network cabling, your business can achieve a centralized network, making it easier to replace cabling. Upgrades become very straightforward and are essential for maintaining a competitive advantage. Newer cables enable your network to run at speeds that competitors with outdated technology can’t match.

Improves Airflow
Reduced congestion decreases the chances of blocked airflow and crushed cables.

Wireless Options
Conventional point-to-point cabling focuses primarily on wired networks with few or limited wireless options. Modern networks must have alternatives in case a wired network fails. Structured network cabling ensures your network is configured so that if a wired system fails, a wireless network is available, preventing downtime. Staff can access files through the wireless system with backups in place.

Better Return on Investment
With the optimal design provided by structured network cabling systems, replacements are less of a concern. Your future is safeguarded from the start. Your business won’t need to constantly call for wiring and cable replacements, saving money compared to repairing dated network cabling.

Reduces Power and Cooling Usage and Cost
Efficient cabling systems help lower power and cooling usage, further reducing operating costs.

Industries We Serve

We specialize in servicing a wide array of large-scale projects for various industries, including but not limited to:

  • Manufacturing
  • Warehousing and Distribution
  • Healthcare
  • Education (Schools, Colleges, Universities)
  • Hospitality (Hotels)
  • Government Facilities
  • Data Centers
  • Transportation and Logistics
  • Entertainment and Sports Complexes
  • Utilities (Power Plants, Water Treatment Facilities)
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Research Facilities and Laboratories
  • Agriculture (Greenhouses, Farms with large facilities)
  • Military and Defense
  • Automotive Industry

Our comprehensive structured cabling services ensure your project is completed on time, on budget, and with minimal disruption to your operations. Whether your needs involve large-scale installations or specific upgrades, Logical Cabling is equipped to handle every aspect with precision.

Why Choose Logical Cabling for Your Structured Cabling Needs?

Since 1993, Logical Cabling has been a trusted leader in structured cabling. Our mission is to provide customized, scalable solutions using high-quality materials that will stand the test of time. We also back every project with a 25-year warranty (rules apply), taking the stress of financial risk off your shoulders.

With our team of Registered Communications Distribution Designers®, we ensure that all work aligns with BICSI standards. You can have confidence that your structured cabling infrastructure will meet industry requirements with minimal disruptions, allowing you to keep your focus on your business. Contact us to discover how we can help you enhance your business’ productivity today!

Frequently Asked Questions​

What is structured cabling?

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.

What is the difference between structured and unstructured cabling?
  • 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.
What is data center cabling?

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.

Why is a structured cabling system better than unstructured cabling?
  • 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.
Why is performance important in cabling systems?

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.

Why should I use high-quality cables in my cabling system?

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.

What industries do you serve?

We provide structured cabling solutions for a variety of industries, including:

  • Commercial
  • Industrial
  • Government
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Financial
  • Science/Technology
  • Hospitality/Entertainment
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