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Garden Room/Office WiFi
Struggling for internet in your new outbuilding?
Struggle no more! With the rise in homeworking and the fight for extra space, we completely understand that you may need a solution to achieve stable internet in your new space. We offer both wired and wireless options to ensure a stable WiFi connection for your important zoom calls! We can offer a hardwired network point and network switch to give you the capacity you need for all of your devices.
If you have recently had a garden room or office built, get in touch to find out what solutions we can offer.
External duct grade cabling
We use external duct grade rated network cabling to ensure our installations last the full life span of the cable. We can also offer an armoured network cable that can safely be dug into your garden! Get in touch now for all of your home and office networking requirements.
Network Cable
There are many Ethernet cables that can be bought. Often these cables are supplied free with equipment that uses Ethernet connectivity in some way or another.
There are several different varieties and categories of Ethernet cable that can be obtained: speed variations, crossover cables, Cat 5, Cat 5e, Cat6, Cat 6a, Cat 7etc..
Normally Ethernet cables will be bought and there is no major need to understand what is inside or on the connectors, although it can be both interesting and helpful on some occasions. Even so, an understanding of the different types of Ethernet cable and the maximum lengths that should be used is helpful.
The commonly used network cables: Cat 5, Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6a, Cat7 all have different levels of performance, and therefore to is necessary to buy or select the right cable for the right application.
These network cables are used for connecting a variety of network elements from Ethernet switches and Ethernet routers to computers, servers and other network items - if there is an Ethernet interface, they can be connected using Ethernet cables.
In fact Ethernet cables of all types form the backbone of virtually all local area networks regardless of the network topology used, and as such they are of immense importance and interest.
