In modern office buildings , structured cabling systems are built to support the construction of different types of local networks, including for example the telephone network or a local area network (LAN). Structured cabling is offered as a modern network construction system conceived for the purpose of integrating, within a building, the various communications equipment: computer networks, telephone terminals, video surveillance systems, access control systems. , for opening doors, etc etc.
Structured cabling is the set of all passive components (cables, connectors, terminal sockets, cabinets, etc.) necessary for the creation of a computer network. The cables have a maximum length of 90 m, to which 10 m can be added to trade-in cables.
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