Ring and Ping has extensive experience installing Cat6 structured network cabling schools, data centers, campus networks, and office buildings.
Ring and Ping believes in careful planning each Cat6 structured network cabling system before installation. This helps the Cat6 network cabling installation go smoothly and doesn’t close off options should your company need to upgrade.
Ring and Ping knows that each organization has unique Cat6 structured cabling needs, and gets to know those needs so that the best possible installation can be designed and executed.
It’s easy to request a quote for your next Cat6 installation from Ring and Ping. Simply contact us online, call (877) 841-9240 to request a consultation. From bid to completion, Ring and Ping’s focus is the customer, and we aim to exceed customer expectations on every job.
Installing network cabling is always a customized process for your business. We take the time to understand client concerns, current needs, and all the possibilities for future needs. Then we design a custom Cat6 cable solution that addresses needs now while allowing for future changes with minimal disruption. Not all Cat6 cable network providers are alike. Ring and Ping adheres to the highest industry practices, stays current on the latest in technology, and ensures that our highly-trained experts receive continuous training to stay at the leading edge of industry practices.
Your business may have been operating fine with Cat5e cabling, but needs change quickly, and Cat 6 cabling may be worth considering if you’re wiring for new construction or retrofitting a new location. Of course, if you have 10 gigabit Ethernet needs, Cat6 or higher cabling is required to take advantage of those blazing fast speeds. But even if your current needs don’t yet call for Cat6, it may be wise to go ahead and install it to accommodate future needs without having to rewire everything.
Cat6 network cabling may look just like Cat5e or Cat5 network cabling, but there are differences that make it the preferred choice for some organizations. When compared with Cat5e network cabling, Cat6 is subject to stricter standards concerning system noise and crosstalk. Cat6 cabling is rated for up to 250 MHz (compared to 100 MHz for Cat 5e), and works with 10BASE-T (Ethernet), 100BASE-TX (fast Ethernet), 1000BASE-T /TX (gigabit Ethernet), and 10GBASE-T (10 gigabit ethernet). It can be used in lengths of up to 330 feet (or 180 feet in 10GBASE-T networks).
If you’re interested in learning more, call Ring and Ping at (877) 841-9240 , or contact us online.
