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Commercial Computer Network Cabling Part 1

#computer-cable #commercialproperty #infotech In this video Jim Gibson describes the first phase of a cabling project, pre-cable. Jim is in San Diego working with TelData a professional cable installing company. There are three phases to a cabling job. The first phase which we describe in this video is called "Pre-cable". The second phase is called "set finish". The third phase is "test label and document". In this video Jim describes the California state building codes that you must follow when you are cabling a building. He will also talks about the structure of the building that the technicians are cabling in and how to pull computer cable through the ceiling. As a cable professional you need to know these details. TelData is a great company in San Diego that we have known about for decades . We have not been paid for this endorsement however if you're in San Diego and you need a professional cabling company please call Josh at TelData and let him know that you heard about them through our video. If you appreciate our videos please consider supporting us: https://www.PayPal.me/cablesupply https://www.subscribestar.com/CableSu... Video taped at Teldata and Westcost Cable. how to build office network structured cabling system office network ethernet cabling Network Cabling Types of Cable and Jacks Tools used in cabling Creating a patch cable Punching down a cable into a jack Testing cables Running cables Class Notes Introduction Cabling is very easy to do. Types of Cables Cat 3 is obsolete. Transmits data at 10Mbps. Cat 5/Cat 5e is the current standard used for cabling Cat 6 supports up to 10Gbps. Twisted Pair - Shielding Plenum is used for running cable in duct work. Types of Jacks RJ11 is used for telephones RJ45 is used for Ethernet Tools Buy Good Tools Scissors Crimper Punch Down Tool Cable Tester Toner Making a Patch Cable Orange/ White, Orange, Green/White, Blue, Blue/White, Green, Brown/ White, Brown Keep twists as close to plug as possible Punching down cable A vs. B -- Use B Punch Down Tool, 110 Blade Running Cable Most Runs Max 100 Meters, 330 Feet. Don't Twist/ Kink Cut Cable Fish Sticks are used for drop ceiling Fish Tape used to run cable in walls Dry Wall Saw is used to cut holes in drywall Final Thoughts... Neatness counts All runs should be "home runs"