In the dynamic landscape of data centres, structured cabling is a vital component that underpins operational efficiency, scalability and reliability.
By implementing a structured cabling approach, organisations can future-proof their data centres, ensuring they’re ready to meet the growing demands of an increasingly digital world.
Structured cabling supports a network and has a direct impact on achieving genuine network reliability. Consider the ISO 7-layer model on which all communication protocols are built. It sits below the bottom of the stack and provides the bedrock on which all your data, voice, video and BMS services run.
A network will only perform at its best when built on a solid foundation and should be considered a fourth utility, along with power, water, and HVAC.
2bm provides industry-leading structured cabling systems and solutions, including copper Category 6, 6A, 7, and 8, multi-mode fibre (OM3, OM4, and OM5), and single-mode fibre (OS1 and OS2).
Our team will work with you to design a system and establish the products that meet your needs. This includes the provision of the best future-proofed copper and fibre optic cabling for all data, voice, video, security, lighting, AV, PoE and building management systems.
Enhanced uptime and reliability
A well-organised cabling system minimizes the risk of human error during maintenance and upgrades, thereby reducing the likelihood of network downtime. Clear labeling and consistent design allow technicians to identify and address issues swiftly.
Scalability and flexibility
Structured cabling systems are inherently modular, facilitating easy expansion as organisational needs evolve. This flexibility supports integrating new technologies without necessitating a complete overhaul of the existing infrastructure.
Improved airflow and cooling efficiency
Structured cabling enhances airflow within data centres by reducing cable clutter, crucial for maintaining optimal operating temperatures. Efficient cooling not only prolongs equipment lifespan but also contributes to energy savings.
Cost-effectiveness
While the initial investment in structured cabling may be higher, the long-term benefits include reduced maintenance costs, fewer disruptions, and a longer lifecycle for the cabling infrastructure. These factors collectively yield a higher return on investment.
Support for high-bandwidth applications
Structured cabling is designed to support high-speed data transmission, accommodating the increasing demand for bandwidth-intensive applications and services. This capability ensures that data centres can meet current and future performance requirements.
Consultative approach
Utilising BICSI and RCDD technical skills
Manufacturer accreditations
In house experts
Turnkey design and installation of high quality structured cabling systems
Help for businesses to meet infrastructure and communications requirements of today and of tomorrow
Fast and efficient way of expanding data centre capabilities
Use of industry leading Modular UTP and Fibre MPO technology
