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Network Cabling & Infrastructure

The physical network is the foundation everything else runs on. Cheap or poorly installed cabling causes intermittent packet loss, Gigabit degradation to 100Mbps, mysterious Wi-Fi issues, and hours of troubleshooting that costs far more than the cabling job itself would have. Apisylux installs structured network cabling systems for UAE offices, warehouses, retail fit-outs, and data centre cabinets — Cat6, Cat6A (10GbE), fibre optic multimode and singlemode, patch panels, 19" server cabinets / wall-mount enclosures, cable trays, and trunking. All installations are TIA-568-C.2 compliant, fully labelled, tested with Fluke DSX cable analysers, and documented with an as-built cable schedule. We do it right the first time.

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In short

Structured Cat6/Cat6A cabling, fibre optic runs, patch panels, comms cabinets, and cable management for UAE offices and data centres — TIA-568 compliant and tested.

What We Offer

Comprehensive Features

Our network cabling & infrastructure services include everything you need for success.

Cat6 horizontal cabling — 1Gbps for standard desktop, VoIP, IP cameras, and access points
Cat6A horizontal cabling — 10GbE capable, ideal for server rooms and high-density workloads
Fibre optic — OM3/OM4 multimode for intra-building backbone; OS2 singlemode for inter-building / campus runs
Patch panels — 1U 24-port / 48-port Cat6/Cat6A, loaded and labelled in 19" rack
19" server cabinets — 6U to 42U, with cable management, blanking panels, and PDUs
Wall-mount comms enclosures — ideal for SME server rooms and small distribution points
Cable trays, ladder racks, conduit, and trunking — cable management compliant with local building codes
PoE cabling runs for Wi-Fi access points, IP cameras, VoIP phones, and door access controllers
Fluke DSX cable qualification testing — every run passes TIA-568 Cat6/Cat6A certification
Full cable schedule documentation — port labels, patch panel schedule, outlet labelling
Telecoms room / server room layout — rack positioning, cold aisle/hot aisle, UPS placement
Office fit-out cabling — new build, renovation, or office move cabling from day one
Benefits

Why Choose Our Network Cabling & Infrastructure?

Experience the advantages of working with our expert team.

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Certified Testing — Every Run

We test every cable run with a Fluke DSX cable analyser to TIA-568 Cat6 or Cat6A standard — checking wire map, length, insertion loss, NEXT, and return loss. You receive a test result for every installed outlet. This is the only way to guarantee your cabling performs as specified.

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Future-Proof with Cat6A

Cat6 handles 1Gbps at up to 100m. Cat6A handles 10Gbps at up to 100m — at only marginally higher installation cost. For server room uplinks, spine-leaf connections, and high-performance workstations, Cat6A eliminates the need to re-cable when you upgrade to 10GbE switches. We recommend Cat6A for all new installations.

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Full Documentation Handed Over

Every installation includes a complete as-built cable schedule: patch panel port to outlet label, cable length, test result summary, rack layout diagram, and outlet location on floor plan. This documentation pays dividends for every future IT change, expansion, or troubleshooting session.

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Single IT Partner

Most cabling contractors install the physical layer and walk away. As your IT infrastructure partner, we install the cabling AND configure the switches, firewall, Wi-Fi, and servers that connect to it. You deal with one team, one project manager, and one invoice — not three separate contractors.

Our Process

How We Work

Our proven process for delivering exceptional network cabling & infrastructure services.

Site Survey & Design

We survey the premises with floor plans: outlet locations, cable routes, comms room location, riser shafts, and any ceiling/wall access constraints. We produce a cabling layout drawing and cable schedule showing every run before work begins.

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Material Specification & Quotation

We specify brand-consistent cabling (Panduit, Legrand, or CommScope) and provide an itemised quote: cable (Cat6/Cat6A/fibre), outlets, patch panels, cabinet, cable management, and labour. No hidden costs.

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First Fix — Containment

Our engineers install cable trays, conduit, and trunking along agreed routes. This phase is coordinated with fit-out contractors for new builds to ensure cable management is built into the structure before walls are closed.

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Second Fix — Cable Pulling & Termination

Cables are pulled through containment to outlet boxes and the comms room. Outlets are terminated (RJ45 keystone jacks or Ethernet faceplates) and patch panels are loaded. All outlets and patch panel ports are labelled to the cable schedule.

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Cabinet Build & Active Equipment

We build the comms rack/cabinet: patch panels installed at the top, 1U patch panels, PoE switches and servers below, PDU at the base. Patch leads are dressed and labelled. Cable management fingers and Velcro ties maintain a clean installation.

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Test, Certify & Document

Every run is tested with a Fluke DSX analyser to the appropriate TIA-568 standard. Failing runs are re-terminated or re-pulled. A test report and as-built cable schedule are delivered to the client on project completion.

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Technologies We Use

Cat6 (TIA-568-C.2)Cat6A (TIA-568-C.2)OM3 / OM4 Multimode FibreOS2 Singlemode FibrePanduitLegrandCommScopeFluke DSX Cable AnalyserPatch Panels (24/48 port)19" Server CabinetsPoE (802.3af/at)Cable Tray / TrunkingIPAM / Cable Documentation
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our network cabling & infrastructure services.

What is the difference between Cat6 and Cat6A?

Cat6 supports 1Gbps at up to 100m and is the minimum standard for new office installations. Cat6A supports 10Gbps at up to 100m and uses larger-diameter, more tightly controlled cable — typically at 15–20% higher material cost. We recommend Cat6A for server room connections, inter-rack links, and uplink runs, and Cat6 for desktop outlets where 1Gbps is sufficient.

Do you run fibre optic cabling?

Yes. We install OM3/OM4 multimode fibre for intra-building backbone connections between server rooms and distribution frames (10GbE to 40GbE capable). For inter-building or campus runs over 100m, we use OS2 singlemode fibre. Fibre terminations are LC-LC or SC-SC depending on the equipment port type.

How long does a cabling job take?

A typical 20-outlet office fit-out takes 1–2 days for cable pulling and termination, plus 1 day for testing and documentation. A 100-outlet installation typically takes 4–5 days. We work flexibly — after hours or on weekends — to avoid disrupting your operations.

Can you cable a new office fit-out from scratch?

Yes. New office fit-outs are our most common cabling project. We coordinate with your fit-out contractor for first fix (cable tray and conduit before walls are closed) and return for second fix (cable pulling, termination, and cabinet build) after plastering and ceiling installation.

What brands of cabling do you use?

We primarily install Panduit, Legrand, and CommScope — all Tier-1 structured cabling brands with 15–25 year system warranties when installed by certified contractors. We avoid no-name cables that degrade in UAE heat and fail TIA-568 testing. All materials are sourced from UAE-authorised distributors.

Do you provide cabling documentation after the job?

Yes — always. Our standard handover pack includes: (1) an as-built cable schedule mapping every outlet ID to its patch panel port, (2) Fluke DSX test results for every installed run, (3) a rack elevation diagram showing equipment placement, and (4) a floor plan showing outlet locations. This documentation is essential for future IT work.
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