Structured Cabling Systems

Structured Cabling Systems (SCS) form the foundation of a local computer network.
An organization needs a local network connecting computers, phones, and peripheral equipment. Without it, file sharing with floppy disks, printer queues, and internet access through a single computer becomes inconvenient. SCS technology solves this.
Structured Cabling System is a universal telecommunications infrastructure for a building or complex, supporting transmission of voice, data, and video signals. SCS can be installed before user requirements are fully known.
Standard SCS capacity: 50 – 50,000 users up to 1,000,000 m².
SCS forms the basis of the network, integrated with the telephone system. Telecommunications equipment connected to SCS forms the local network.
Advantages of SCS:

• Integrated local network supports multiple signal types;
• SCS supports multiple network generations;
• SCS interfaces allow connection of any network or voice equipment;
• SCS ensures data transmission from 100 Kbit/s to 10 Gbit/s;
• SCS management reduces maintenance costs;
• The network supports multiple protocols simultaneously;
• Standardization and market competition reduce component costs;
• Users can move freely without personal data changes;
• SCS management ensures transparency of the computer and telephone networks.

Reliable SCS is the foundation of a local network. Standardization may increase initial costs but prevents constant office disruptions.

Telephone Systems for Offices and Institutions