Structured Cabling Systems in North Carolina

The Trusted Partner for Structured Cabling System Installation

VERSA’s experienced team of technicians provide complete end-to-end, turnkey cabling solutions for businesses in a variety of industries. We begin with design and installation and follow with testing and certifications.

Have needs in North Carolina? We’ve completed countless structured cabling jobs in many areas including, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, Charlotte, Raleigh, and beyond.

Customizable Services

Our design and installation services include:

- - UTP Cabling for Category 5E, 6 and 6+ Copper Solutions
  - Multimode and Single Mode Fiber Optic Systems
  - Coax Cabling
  - Horizontal Cabling Systems
  - Backbone Distribution Systems
  - Horizontal and Backbone Cabling Pathway Systems
  - Telecommunication and IT Equipment Room Design Build
  - Fire-Stopping, Grounding and Bonding Systems
  - Testing and Certifications to TIA/EIA & BICSI Standards
  - Extended Warranties on Installations
  - Complete Floor Plan Documentation

Various Communication Applications

VERSA’s structured cabling solutions encompass all types of communication applications, including voice, data, video, sound, and surveillance. Rest assured that cabling projects are managed by an experienced project manager who is committed to completing installations on time while meeting industry standards.

What makes us experts?

Check out our specialists in action:

: Data Center Network Equipment Racks

: Data Center Network Equipment Racks

: 600 Category 6+ Plenum Cable Drops & 6, 24-Strand Multi Mode Armored Plenum Fiber Optic Cables from MDF to each IDF

: 168 Category 6+ Plenum Cable Drops & Chatsworth Two Post Floor Rack with Cable Ladder Kit

: 500 Category 6+ Cable Drops & Chatsworth Two Post and Four Post Floor Racks

: 192 Category 6+ Cable Drops & Panduit Vertical and Horizontal Cable Management

: Structured cabling solutions

Why Choose VERSA Technologies?

Once all cables are installed, they are tested and documented electronically for customer convenience. VERSA cabling installations are backed by some of the best warranties in the business, ranging from 15 to 25 years.

Our warranties cover ALL components and provide current and future application performance assurance.

The VERSA Promise

We stand behind the quality of our work, guaranteeing that you receive the best structured cabling system service available. Schedule a free on-site evaluation today and experience the VERSA difference.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the 6 components of structured cabling?

The six components of structured cabling include:

Entrance Facilities
Equipment Rooms
Backbone Cabling
Horizontal Cabling
Telecommunications Rooms
Work Area Components

How long does structured cabling last?

Structured cabling systems can last 10 to 20 years or more, depending on the quality of the installation and the materials used. Regular maintenance can extend their lifespan.

What is included in structured cabling?

Structured cabling includes all the components and hardware necessary for a comprehensive telecommunications infrastructure, such as cables, connectors, and patch panels.

What are the advantages of using structured cabling?

Advantages of structured cabling include enhanced reliability, scalability, and flexibility. It supports various applications and simplifies network management and troubleshooting.

What is the main standard of structured cabling?

The main standard for structured cabling is the ANSI/TIA-568 standard, which specifies the requirements for designing, installing, and testing cabling systems.

Why is structured cabling important?

Structured cabling is crucial for ensuring reliable and efficient communication within an organization. It supports multiple hardware uses and is scalable to accommodate future growth.

What are the principles of structured cabling?

Key principles of structured cabling include modular design, adherence to standards, flexibility, scalability, and ease of management.

What are the challenges of structured cabling?

Challenges in structured cabling include managing large installations, maintaining compatibility with existing systems, and ensuring proper documentation and labeling.

How long do ethernet cables last?

Ethernet cables typically last 5 to 10 years but can last longer with proper care and maintenance.

How many years will Cat6 cables last?

Cat6 cables can last up to 10 years or more, depending on the installation environment and usage.

Do electricians do network cabling?

While some electricians are qualified to do network cabling, it’s often better to hire specialized structured cabling companies to ensure proper installation and compliance with industry standards.