Cabling & fiber
Cat6 and fiber
cabling, done
properly.
The cabling in your building will stay there long after the computers and switches have been replaced. We plan it, install it and test it with that in mind.
Every cable
tested and
labelled.
We test every Cat6 and Cat6A run, and fusion splice and OTDR test every fiber. You get the results in writing, not just our word for it.
A cabinet
anyone can
follow.
Labelled patch panels, tidy cable management and as-built drawings, so a fault can be traced from the wall socket to the switch port without guesswork.
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Cat6 and Cat6A structured cabling
For offices, factories, warehouses and sites with more than one building. We plan the cable runs and trunking with your future needs in mind, leaving spare ports at the patch panel so you are not paying for a second installation later.
Every cable run is tested and the results go into your handover pack. If a run fails, we re-terminate it and test again until it passes.
Most of our cabinets are built on Panduit: patch panels, Cat6A and fiber components, and cable managers. They terminate cleanly and pass testing first time, and they are still tidy when someone adds a point years later.
- Cat6 and Cat6A horizontal and backbone cabling
- Testing of every run, with written results
- Panduit patch panels, rack build and cable management
- Labelling scheme and as-built drawings
- Server room and MDF / IDF layout
- Cable tray, conduit, trunking and containment
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Fiber optic cabling
Copper cable has limits on distance and speed. For links between floors, between buildings or across a large site, fiber is the better choice. An old copper link between two buildings will hold back any upgrade you make at either end.
We install single-mode (OS2) and multi-mode (OM3 and OM4) fiber indoors, underground and overhead. Every splice is fusion spliced and OTDR tested, and the test traces go into your handover pack.
- Single-mode and multi-mode fiber installation
- Fusion splicing and termination
- OTDR testing with traces handed over
- Indoor, underground and overhead routes
- Fiber patch panels and ODF installation
- Building-to-building and multi-site links
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Business Wi-Fi, planned from a survey
When access points are simply put wherever is convenient, you end up with weak spots that often get blamed on the internet line. We survey the site first, then plan where each access point goes and how it is set up, and cable every one back to the network we installed.
- Site surveys and coverage planning
- TP-Link Omada access points on wired backhaul
- Multi-floor, warehouse and outdoor coverage
- Guest network separation and VLANs
- Coverage check after installation
The network on top of the cabling
Good cabling is wasted on a badly set-up network. We build the cabinet and supply and configure the switches, Wi-Fi and firewall ourselves, on brands we have installed and supported for years.
PanduitPatch panels · Cat6A · fiber · cable management
The part of the network you never see again once the ceiling goes back. Panduit patch panels, keystones and fiber cassettes terminate cleanly and pass testing first time, and their horizontal and vertical managers keep a full cabinet readable, so the next engineer can trace a port without pulling half the patch cords out.
TP-Link OmadaSwitches · access points · gateways
Most of the networks we build run on Omada, and we have implemented enough of them to do it properly: a site survey first, a written design, then configuration and testing before anyone relies on it. The whole site is managed from one controller, so every switch and access point shares one set of settings, and we can spot a failing port or an overloaded access point before anyone rings us. Staff, guests, cameras and phones each get their own VLAN, and the PoE budget on every switch is worked out before we order it, not after the last camera will not power up.
Palo Alto NetworksNext-generation firewalls
Where there is real risk, such as customer records, finance, staff working from home or more than one branch, we put a Palo Alto Networks firewall at the edge. We write the rules around the applications your business actually uses instead of leaving the defaults, set up GlobalProtect VPN for remote staff, and link branches with site-to-site VPN.
Handed over, not locked awayYour network, your logins
You get the admin logins, configuration backups and a diagram of every VLAN and firewall rule. If you ever move to another provider, they can pick it up on day one. We would rather keep you because the network works.
We also supply the equipment
The team that installs your cabling can also supply or lease the computers and network equipment that connect to it, so everything is planned together.
Laptops & workstations
Dell and Apple laptops, desktops and workstations, plus Lenovo, set up with your software if you want it. Leases start from 12 months, with laptops from RM 99 per unit per month.
Network & power
TP-Link Omada switches, Palo Alto Networks firewalls, routers and UPS units, set up and documented before they arrive.
Servers & storage
Rack servers and NAS or SAN storage, sized to your users, your data and how much downtime you can accept.
We start with a site visit
Before we quote, we look at your server room, cable routes and distances. The visit is free, and you keep what we find.
Tell us what you need
Let's talk!Or email sales@goldendragontech.com
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